Olin Lathrop wrote:
> If volumes are high and you need more throughput, set up multiple copies 
> of
> the same test station.

A PC-based in-circuit programmer would be fine, except for one thing: they 
have lower security.

For example, if Microchip's PM3 was fast enough, we could use superglue to 
make the memory card non-ejectable, and maybe use a different connector for 
USB. Not foolproof, but it would provide a deterrent to keep the person who 
is programming the ICs, from copying the code.

With a PC-based programmer, we would have to put the binary in a location 
accessible by the PC used for programming.

Do you have a solution in mind, that we haven't considered?

Vitaliy 

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