Bambu Studio Prepare doesn't correctly read filament types from AMS - Troubleshooting - Bambu Lab Community Forum

Repro steps: Load any non-PLA or PETG filament into the AMS Set the filament types using the X1-Carbon AMS settings screen Open Bambu Studio on home network Check Device tab, see that AMS filament types are set correctly (they are) Go to Prepare tab, select “Synchronize filament list from AMS” Generic PLA, Bambu Basic PLA, and Generic PETG are listed correctly. All other filaments I have tried (Flexible PLA, Bambu brand PLA-CF) are listed as “Bambu ABS” 6a. Restarting Bambu Studio does not re

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