If set to true(1), initiates programming of the OTP. Setting to false(2) has no effect. Always returns false(2) when read. Note that setting this object to true(1) will result in permanent and irreversable storage of the settings in this group to hardware. After the part has been programmed, it may never be programmed again. Setting this object to true(1) may fail for a number of reasons, indicated by the error code returned to the SNMP-SET, as follows: noError: programming was successful. resourceUnavailable: the part has already been programmed. inconsistentValue: OTP programming is not supported on this platform. commitFailed: internal h/w failure. In this case, the chip should be discarded, since some of the bits may have been programmed and others might have failed.