When connecting to your printer with mqtt (port 8883) and sending this:
{
"pushing": {
"sequence_id": "1",
"command": "pushall"
},
"user_id": "1234567890"
}
to device/{SERIAL_NO}/request, the response will contain most (if not all) data of the AMS and the Filaments inside.
I don't really know if this helps for this research but might be interesting, as it is a easier and cheaper method to retrieve the UIDs of the rolls.
When connecting to your printer with mqtt (port 8883) and sending this: { "pushing": { "sequence_id": "1", "command": "pushall" }, "user_id": "1234567890" } to device/{SERIAL_NO}/request, the response will contain most (if not all) data of the AMS and the Filaments inside. I don't really know if this helps for this research but might be interesting, as it is a easier and cheaper method to retrieve the UIDs of the rolls.