AdapterID 0A0Ah

AdapterName "SUPERFAX MODEM ADAPTOR"       

NumBytes 4

fixedresources
        pos[2]=11111111b
        pos[3]=110XXXXXb

nameditem
        Prompt  "FAX MODEM BASE IO Address Location"
          Choice "Address Segment 0400h"
            pos[1]=XXXXX000b
            io 0400h-0043fh
          Choice "Address Segment 0800h"
            pos[1]=XXXXX001b
            io 0800h-083fh
          Choice "Address Segment 1000h"
            pos[1]=XXXXX010b
            io 1000h-103fh
          Choice "Address Segment 2000h"
            pos[1]=XXXXX011b
            io 2000h-203fh
          Choice "Address Segment 4000h"
            pos[1]=XXXXX100b
            io 4000h-403fh
          Choice "Address Segment 8000h"
            pos[1]=XXXXX101b
            io 8000h-803fh
          Choice "Address Segment 0a000h"
            pos[1]=XXXXX110b
            io 0a000h-0a03fh
          Choice "Address Segment 0c000h"
            pos[1]=XXXXX111b
            io 0c000h-0c03fh

        Help
	"There are seven possible  address assigments in the I/O
	 space area for the FAX Modem Adaptor.  The addressing range
	 for each address segment is 64 byte.  The start addresses
	 for the seven possible segments are 0400h, 0800h, 1000h,
	 2000h, 4000h, 8000h, 0a000h and 0c000.  Use F5 = Previous 
	 and the F6 = Next keys to change address selection.  Under 
	 normal situation, select <Segment 0400h>."

nameditem
        Prompt "Interrupt Level Selection"
          Choice "INT LEVEL 3"
            pos[1] = X0001XXXb
          Choice "INT LEVEL 5"
            pos[1] = X0010XXXb
          Choice "INT LEVEL 7"
            pos[1] = X0100XXXb
          Choice "INT LEVEL 9"
            pos[1] = X1000XXXb
         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 0"
            pos[3]=XXXX0000b
            arb 0
          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 0>."

nameditem
        Prompt  "Select DMA Fairness"
          Choice  "Select DMA Fairness"
            pos[3]=XXX1XXXXb
          Choice  "Do Not Select DMA Fairness"
            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 <Do Not Select DMA Fairness>"