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I second this demand, as for miscellaneous reasons, I have done the calibration many, many times.
What I have done yet to help is making a macro for each sensing point. This macro go to the given point 0.5mm above 0, so P0 go to point 0 X, Y , Z=0.5, P1 go to P1 point X,Y, Z= 0.5, etc. This help a lot compared to the manual move to each point.

Fair enough, thanks for the explanation.

Awesome! +1 to Filastruder for speedy service!

@dc42:

There are plenty of 3.3V-compatible Hall effect sensors - I have a strip of them on my shelf - but the A3144 isn't one of them.

I'm using a Duet Wifi I got a few months ago and am looking for hall effect end stops. Was looking for 3.3V and noticed a lot of them are 5V. I'm reading this: https://duet3d.com/wiki/Connecting_endstop_switches and it says "The endstop switches each need to be able to sink 1.5mA current for the Duet WiFi" and I don't want to buy the wrong ones.

Is there a recommended quality hall effect sensor that people use? I'm looking for specific ones that are 3-pin and are known to work with the board without issues. Any recommendations would be helpful.

edit: Would these work: https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/AH1815-P-B/AH1815-P-BDI-ND/5453089