> Olin, do you think 1 - is factory programming value, or is value at POR 
> (see page 25 of the programming spec, DS41244E)?

POR is not relevant: power cycling a PIC does not affect the state of 
configuration bits (or other flash-stored bits). It is the 'after erase' 
that is relevant.

> Finally, I don't think that PIC come with a known state of Configuration 
> Bits.

Chips are sold in erased state.

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