The only difference between a production programmer and a regular programmer is
the production verifies the code on the PIC at two different voltage levels (max
and min).

It is an extra step which ought to be taken for large runs of chips (where a .1%
error rate would be significant) but which is not needed for a small run (unless
you like the extra assurance)

-Adam

Martin Hill wrote:
>
> What are the effects of programming voltage?  If the part is just
> programmed using a hobby rather than a professional programmer,
> is it likely to fail?
>
> Martin
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