Fabio Pereira:
> When in reset, all I/O pins (except that ones used in the ICSP) are in
> the high impedance state.

> This information can be found on the programming specifications of the
> devices, ex.: page 5 of DS39589A or page 5 of DS39576A.

Thanks for the reference.  According to those programming specs, the
"Programming/Verify mode" places the unused pins in the high impedance
state.  I'm concerned about the period of time during power-up when the
chip is held in reset - not during programming.  is it common knowledge
that the two modes are the same as far as the i/o pins are concerned?

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