AdapterID 0025h

AdapterName "SUPERFAX MODEM ADAPTOR"

NumBytes 4

fixedresources
        pos[0]=00000001b
        pos[1]=00000XXXb
        pos[2]=00000XXXb
        pos[3]=000XXXXXb

nameditem
        Prompt  "FAX MODEM BASE IO Address Location"
          Choice "Address Segment 2000h"
            pos[1]=XXXXX000b
            io 2000h-201Fh
          Choice "Address Segment 2400h"
            pos[1]=XXXXX001b
            io 2400h-241Fh
          Choice "Address Segment 2800h"
            pos[1]=XXXXX010b
            io 2800h-281Fh
          Choice "Address Segment 2C00h"
            pos[1]=XXXXX011b
            io 2C00h-2C1Fh
          Choice "Address Segment 3000h"
            pos[1]=XXXXX100b
            io 3000h-301Fh
          Choice "Address Segment 3400h"
            pos[1]=XXXXX101b
            io 3400h-341Fh
          Choice "Address Segment 3800h"
            pos[1]=XXXXX110b
            io 3800h-381Fh
          Choice "Address Segment 3C00h"
            pos[1]=XXXXX111b
            io 3C00h-3C1Fh

        Help
        "There are eight possible  address assigments in the I/O
         space area for the FAX Modem Adaptor.  The addressing range
         for each address segment is 4 byte.  The start addresses
         for the four possible segments are 2000h, 2400h, 2800h,
         2C00, 3000, 3400, 3800, 3C00.  Use F5 = Previous
         and the F6 = Next keys to change address selection.  Under
         normal situation, select <Segment 2000h>."

nameditem
        Prompt "Interrupt Level Selection"
          Choice "INT LEVEL 3"
            pos[2] = XXXXX100b
          Choice "INT LEVEL 4"
            pos[2] = XXXXX101b
          Choice "INT LEVEL 5"
            pos[2] = XXXXX110b
          Choice "INT LEVEL 6"
            pos[2] = XXXXX111b
          Choice "INT LEVEL 7"
            pos[2] = XXXXX000b
          Choice "INT LEVEL 9"
            pos[2] = XXXXX001b
          Choice "INT LEVEL 10"
            pos[2] = XXXXX010b
          Choice "INT LEVEL 11"
            pos[2] = XXXXX011b
         Help
         "This is the interrupt level selection.  The interrupt levels
          are prioritized and the priority sequence is 9, 3, 5, 7.
          Interrupt level 9 has the highest priority and level 7 has
          the lowest.  Conflicting assigments are marked with an
          asterisk and must be changed.  Use the F5 = Previous and
          the F6 = Next keys to change interrupt level assigments.
          Under normal situation, select <INT LEVEL 7>."

nameditem
        Prompt  "DMA Arbitration Level Selection"
          Choice  "Level 1"
            pos[3]=XXXX0001b
            arb 1
          Choice  "Level 2"
            pos[3]=XXXX0010b
            arb 2
          Choice  "Level 3"
            pos[3]=XXXX0011b
            arb 3
          Choice  "Level 4"
            pos[3]=XXXX0100b
            arb 4
          Choice  "Level 5"
            pos[3]=XXXX0101b
            arb 5
          Choice  "Level 6"
            pos[3]=XXXX0110b
            arb 6
          Choice  "Level 7"
            pos[3]=XXXX0111b
            arb 7
        Help
        "This assignment need only be changed if it is in conflict
         with another assigment.  Conflicting assigments are marked
         with an asterisk.  Use the F5 = Previous and the F6 = Next
         keys to change arbitration level assigments.  Using arbitration
         levels, this adapter accesses memory directly without
         burdening the computer's main processor.  An aribitration
         level of 0 has the highest priority, and increasing levels
         have the corresponing decreased priority.  Under normal
         situation, select <Level 1>."

nameditem
        Prompt  "DMA Fairness"
          Choice  "On"
            pos[3]=XXX1XXXXb
          Choice  "Off"
            pos[3]=XXX0XXXXb
        Help
        "The Fairness allows the system to service all arbitrating
         devices on the Micro channel in order of priority before
         the same device can gain control of the Micro-channel again.
         Under normal situation, select <DMA Fairness On>"
