Hewlett Packard* Omnibook 300, 425,430: Compatible With Intel Cellular Pcmcia Faxmodem

Because Hewlett Packard* OmniBook systems can not run Intel's INSTALL program for Intel Cellular PCMCIA Faxmodems, you have to issue an AT$M[n] command to configure the Cellular Faxmodem to talk to a cellular phone. Cellular Faxmodems are shipped from the factory with the default configuration of LAND LINE.

Currently the Cellular Faxmodem supports the Nokia 121, 128, and Technophone 415. To get the Cellular Faxmodem to work with these phones, you must issue an AT$M2 command.

Hyundai* Courier Incompatible With Pcmcia Faxmodem

The Hyundai Courier is NOT COMPATIBLE with Intel's PCMCIA Faxmodems and Card Manager software because the I/O controller for the PCMCIA socket is NOT COMPATIBLE with Card Manager software.

Hyundai Electronics	(408) 473-9200
Hyundai Tech Support	(800) 289-4986 (numbers valid as of10/22/93).

Hyundai Neuron* 400: Compatible With Intel® Pcmcia Faxmodem Hardware

Intel tested the Hyundai Neuron 400 system and found it COMPATIBLE with the Intel's Release 3 Faxmodem for PCMCIA and the Intel Card Manager software.

This computer comes from the factory pre-loaded with PCMCIA software made by Phoenix.

Before You Install The Intel® Pcmcia Faxmodem:

Configure your system's upper memory for the Intel software. Edit the EMM386 line of CONFIG.SYS to read as follows:

DEVICE=C:\DOS\EMM386.EXE NOEMS X=DD00-DFFF

After Installing Intel'S Release 3 Software:

If the Hyundai PCMCIA Software is present, the first line of your CONFIG.SYS file should be:

DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\CPR.SYS

the last lines of your CONFIG.SYS file should be:
[other Hyundai PCMCIA drivers]
DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\CMGRDRVR.EXE
INSTALL=C:\CARDMGR\CCMGR.EXE /D=0

If the Intel Card Manager Software is the only PCMCIA software
present: the last lines of your CONFIG.SYS file should be:
DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\CCMSERV.EXE
DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\RTINIT.EXE /IO=260-26F
DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\CMGRDRVR.EXE /INST
INSTALL=C:\CARDMGR\CCMGR.EXE /D=0

Upper Memory Range:
C000-DFFF is available for EMS providers and the Intel Card Support software.

IRQS: 3, 5, 10, 11, 12, 15

I/O Addresses Available:
200-26F and 300-36F

Bios Access:
Press Ctrl-Alt-Esc any time

Hyundai Electronics	(408) 473-9200
Hyundai Tech Support	(800) 289-4986 (numbers valid as of 6/20/94).

IBM* LAPTOP SYSTEMS AND INTEL PCMCIA FAXMODEMS

Intel has tested the following IBM systems and found them COMPATIBLE with Intel's PCMCIA Faxmodems and Card Manager software: IBM PS/2 E, Thinkpad 350 and 350C, 500, 720, 720C, 750 and 750C. The Thinkpad 720 laptop is compatible with Intel's Release 3 faxmodem only. BEFORE YOU INSTALL THE INTEL PCMCIA FAXMODEM Determine whether you're using Release 2 or Release 3 of the Intel Card Manager Software. The Release 2 package: Has a plastic "bubble pack" for the faxmodem card Is shipped with Intel FAXability and HyperAccess Lite software The Release 3 package: Has a flat front with a picture of the faxmodem card Is shipped with WinFax Lite and HyperAccess Lite software OR Delrina 4-in-1 IBM(800) 772-2227 IBM (919) 517-0001 (numbers valid as of 6/23/94)

Ibm Ps/2 E: Compatible With Card Manager Software

This system ships from the factory with obsolete PCMCIA software. You must remove this software from the CONFIG.SYS file before installing the Intel Faxmodem. The factory-installed software doesn't work with the Intel Faxmodem. Disabling the factory-installed software also disables the Windows-based PCMCIA security software on this system.

Before Installing Intel'S Release 2 Software:

Before installing the Intel Faxmodem for PCMCIA, you must edit the CONFIG.SYS and WIN.INI files to remove references to the factory-installed PCMCIA software. These files are plain ASCII text.

Before editing the CONFIG.SYS and WIN.INI files:

1. Save each of these files under different names.
2. Make sure you use an editor or word processor that can save files as plain ASCII text.

The WIN.INI file is located in the Windows directory.

1. From the [windows] section, delete this line, then save the WIN.INI file: RUN=PS2EWLOC.EXE PS2EWINS.EXE

1. In the CONFIG.SYS file, delete these lines: DEVICE=C:\DOS\IBMDSS01.SYS /H
   DEVICE=C:\DOS\IBMDOCS.SYS
   DEVICE=C:\DOS\DICRMD.SYS
   DEVICE=C:\DOS\PS2EWLS.SYS
   
   
2. Edit the EMM386.EXE line to read:
   DEVICE=C:\DOS\EMM386.EXE RAM 256 X=C800-CEFF

3. Save CONFIG.SYS, exit Windows completely, and reboot.

1. The last lines of your CONFIG.SYS file should be: DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\SS365SL.EXE /ADA=0
   DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\CS.EXE
   DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\RTINIT.EXE /IO=260-26F
   DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\CMGRDRVR.EXE

2. The following lines have been added to your AUTOEXEC.BAT file: C:\CARDMGR\CCMGR.EXE
   PATH=C:\FAX;%PATH%
   C:\FAX\CASMODEM.EXE

1. Edit your CONFIG.SYS file as a plain text file. In CONFIG.SYS, edit the EMM386.EXE line to read:
   DEVICE=C:\DOS\EMM386.EXE NOEMS X=C800-CEFF

2. Save CONFIG.SYS, exit Windows completely, and reboot.

3. Follow the installation procedure in the Intel Faxmodem Quick Start Guide.

If the manufacturer's PCMCIA software is present, the first line of your CONFIG.SYS file should be: DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\CPR.SYS

If the manufacturer's PCMCIA Software is present, the last lines of your CONFIG.SYS file should be: [other PCMCIA drivers from the laptop manufacturer] DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\CMGRDRVR.EXE
INSTALL=C:\CARDMGR\CCMGR.EXE /D=0

If the Intel Card Manager Software is the only PCMCIA software present:

The last lines of your CONFIG.SYS file should be: DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\CCMSERV.EXE
DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\RTINIT.EXE /IO=260-26F
DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\CMGRDRVR.EXE /INST
INSTALL=C:\CARDMGR\CCMGR.EXE /D=0

PCMCIA Faxmodem cards can use these settings:

Upper MemorY ranges:

• C000-C7FF and CC00-DFFF: Intel's Card Manager software and EMS providers can use a block in this range.

• C800-CBFF: Unavailable; filled with ROM.

• E000-EFFF: Unavailable; used by the system BIOS.

• B000-B7FF: Appears open, but conflicts are possible if this range is given to an EMS provider.

I/O PORTS: An 8-byte I/O address block within the ranges 200-26F and 300-36F.

Accessing BIOS SETUP: Boot up using the STARTER diskette that comes with the system.

IBM Thinkpad* 350, 350C: Compatible With Card Manager Software

When the system goes into SUSPEND mode, it turns the PCMCIA socket's power OFF, causing the PC Card to lose its configuration values. When power is RESUMEd, Intel's Card Manager software automatically re-configures the PCMCIA card. However, if any communications application that uses the PC Card without taking advantage of Intel's

Card Manager software was running when power was SUSPENDed, you must exit and re-enter the application before the application can regain access to the PCMCIA Card. To avoid exiting and re-entering applications when power resumes, enter your system's BIOS setup and turn the PCMCIA socket's power to ON.

Before Installing Intel'S Release 2 Software:

1. Edit your CONFIG.SYS file as a plain text file. In CONFIG.SYS, edit the EMM386.EXE line to read: DEVICE=C:\DOS\EMM386.EXE RAM 256 X=DD00-DFFF

2. In CONFIG.SYS, insert the word REM before any device driver for the IBM PCMCIA software.

3. Save CONFIG.SYS, exit Windows completely, and reboot.

1. The last lines of your CONFIG.SYS file should be: DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\SS365SL.EXE /ADA=0
   DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\CS.EXE
   DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\RTINIT.EXE /IO=260-26F
   DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\CMGRDRVR.EXE

2. The following lines have been added to your AUTOEXEC.BAT file: C:\CARDMGR\CCMGR.EXE
   PATH=C:\FAX;%PATH%
   C:\FAX\CASMODEM.EXE

In May 1994, IBM Thinkpad 350C began shipping with native PCMCIA drivers, RAMBOOST, and IBM Anti-Virus software preloaded. It has been noted that if these drivers are left resident, the Release 3 installation may fail. Technicians have noted that once those drivers are REMarked out, Release 3 installation is successful.

1. Edit your CONFIG.SYS file as a plain text file. In CONFIG.SYS, edit the EMM386.EXE line to read: DEVICE=C:\DOS\EMM386.EXE NOEMS X=DD00-DFFF

2. Save CONFIG.SYS, exit Windows completely, and reboot.

3. Follow the installation procedure in the Intel Faxmodem Quick Start Guide.

If the IBM PCMCIA software is present, the first line of your CONFIG.SYS file should be:
DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\CPR.SYS

If the IBM PCMCIA Software is present, the last lines of your CONFIG.SYS file should be:
[other PCMCIA drivers from the laptop manufacturer]
DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\CMGRDRVR.EXE
INSTALL=C:\CARDMGR\CCMGR.EXE /D=0

If the Intel Card Manager Software is the only PCMCIA software present:

The last lines of your CONFIG.SYS file should be:
DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\CCMSERV.EXE
DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\RTINIT.EXE /IO=260-26F
DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\CMGRDRVR.EXE /INST
INSTALL=C:\CARDMGR\CCMGR.EXE /D=0

PCMCIA Faxmodem cards can use these settings:

UPper Memory:
C800-DFFF (Available for use by Intel's Card Manager software or an EMS provider).

IRQs: 3, 5, 10, 11, or 15. Configuring the COM port for COM2 removes IRQ3 and replaces it with IRQ4.

I/O Ports:
An 8-byte I/O address block within the ranges 200-26Fh and 300-36Fh. These systems come with one external COM port whose default setting is COM1.

Accessing BIOS SETUP: Press [Fn] and [F1] at the same time.

IBM Thinkpad* 720: Compatible With Card Manager Software (Release 3)

Intel tested the IBM ThinkPad 720 system and found it COMPATIBLE with the Intel Faxmodem for PCMCIA and the Intel Card Manager software (Release 3). However, this system doesn't go into suspend mode if you type the PS2 OFF command while a PCMCIA card is in the socket.

If you change the battery while there is an Intel Faxmodem in the PCMCIA socket, the system may power off completely instead of entering suspend mode. To prevent this, plug in the external power supply before changing the battery.

The IBM 720 system has a MicroChannel-compatible PCMCIA socket controller and requires a set of drivers that are compliant with the PCMCIA 2.01 specification. You can obtain these drivers from IBM. If you do not have the latest drivers from IBM, the system may shut off when the card is inserted during the INSTALL program.

This computer comes from the factory with obsolete, non-functional PCMCIA drivers installed. To uninstall these drivers:

1. Look in the C:\PCMPLUS directory for any PCMCIA drivers with a file date before 09-30-93. You can do this from either DOS or Windows.
   1. In DOS, type at the prompt:
      CD C:\PCMPLUS
      DIR /OD

      You see a list of files in the \PCMPLUS directory, sorted by date. Note the names of all the files with a date before

      09-30-93. Then go to step 2.

   2. In Windows, start File Manager and open a window for the C:\PCMPLUS directory. From the View menu, select All File Details. Note the names of all the files in the \PCMPLUS directory with a date before 09-30-93.
2. Edit your CONFIG.SYS file, and look for any reference to the old files you identified in step 1. If you see any, insert the word REM and a space before each reference. Save the CONFIG.SYS file and exit your editing program.

1. Edit your CONFIG.SYS file as a plain text file. In CONFIG.SYS, edit the EMM386.EXE line to read: DEVICE=C:\DOS\EMM386.EXE NOEMS X=DD00-DFFF

2. Save CONFIG.SYS, exit Windows completely, and reboot.

3. Follow the installation procedure in the Intel Faxmodem Quick Start Guide.

If the IBM PCMCIA software is present, the first line of your CONFIG.SYS file should be:
DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\CPR.SYS

If the IBM PCMCIA software is present, the last lines of your CONFIG.SYS file should be:
[other PCMCIA drivers from the laptop manufacturer]
DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\CMGRDRVR.EXE
INSTALL=C:\CARDMGR\CCMGR.EXE /D=0

If the Intel Card Manager Software is the only PCMCIA software present, the last lines of your CONFIG.SYS file should be: DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\CCMSERV.EXE
DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\RTINIT.EXE /IO=260-26F
DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\CMGRDRVR.EXE /INST
INSTALL=C:\CARDMGR\CCMGR.EXE /D=0

PCMCIA Faxmodem cards can use these settings:

Upper Memory ranges:

1. C000-DFFF: Available to PCMCIA device drivers and EMS providers.

2. B000-B7FF: Unavailable; used for video operations in Windows

I/O PORTS: An 8-byte I/O address block within the ranges 200-26Fh and 320-36Fh.

Accessing BIOS SETUP: Run the C:\NOTEUT\PS2.EXE program.

IBM Thinkpad* 750, 750C: Compatible With Card Manager Software

These systems have an external serial port configured as COM1/IRQ4 and an internal serial port configured as COM2/IRQ3. You must disable the internal serial port before using the PCMCIA Faxmodem.

Before Installing Intel's Release 2 Software:

1. Edit the CONFIG.SYS file, adding "rem " in front of each command line that begins with "DEVICE=C:\THINKPAD". Change the EMM386.EXE line to read: DEVICE=C:\DOS\EMM386.EXE RAM 256 X=DD00-DFFF. Save CONFIG.SYS.

2. At the DOS prompt, type C:\THINKPAD\PS2, and then press [Enter].

3. Look for the Audio Device IRQ in the System Information section of the PS2 program display. (The default IRQ is 10.) Write down this IRQ number and exit PS2.EXE.

4. Turn the power off, and, while holding down the [F1] key, turn the power back on. This accesses the BIOS SETUP utility.

5. In the BIOS SETUP utility, determine whether the internal serial port or the internal modem uses COM2 and IRQ3. Disable that device. Then exit SETUP.

6. Proceed with normal Intel PCMCIA Faxmodem installation.

1. Find the Audio Device IRQ number (from step 3 above).

2. Edit CONFIG.SYS again. In the "Intel Card Manager Drivers" section, look for the command line that begins with "DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\RTINIT.EXE". Add "/XIRQ=[Audio Device IRQ number] to the end of this line. Save CONFIG.SYS.

3. Reboot for your changes to CONFIG.SYS to take effect.

1. The last lines of your CONFIG.SYS file should be: DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\SS365SL.EXE /ADA=0 /SKT=2
   DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\CS.EXE
   DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\RTINIT.EXE /IO=260-26F /XIRQ=10
   rem /XIRQ= must match the system's Audio Device IRQ!
   DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\CMGRDRVR.EXE

2. The following lines have been added to your AUTOEXEC.BAT file: C:\CARDMGR\CCMGR.EXE
   PATH=C:\FAX;%PATH%
   C:\FAX\CASMODEM.EXE

1. Edit your CONFIG.SYS file as a plain text file. In CONFIG.SYS, edit the EMM386.EXE line to read: DEVICE=C:\DOS\EMM386.EXE NOEMS X=DD00-DFFF

2. Save CONFIG.SYS, exit Windows completely, and reboot.

3. Follow the installation procedure in the Intel Faxmodem Quick Start Guide.

If the IBM PCMCIA software is present, the first line of your CONFIG.SYS file should be: DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\CPR.SYS

If the IBM PCMCIA software is present, the last lines of your CONFIG.SYS file should be:
DEVICE=C:\THINKPAD\IBMDSS01.SYS /S0=2
DEVICE=C:\THINKPAD\IBMDOCS.SYS
DEVICE=C:\THINKPAD\DICRMU01.SYS /MA=C000-CFFF
DEVICE=C:\THINKPAD\$ICPMDOS.SYS
DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\CMGRDRVR.EXE
INSTALL=C:\CARDMGR\CCMGR.EXE /D=0

If the Intel Card Manager software is the only PCMCIA software present:

The last lines of your CONFIG.SYS file should be: DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\CCMSERV.EXE
DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\RTINIT.EXE /IO=260-26F
DEVICE=C:\CARDMGR\CMGRDRVR.EXE /INST
INSTALL=C:\CARDMGR\CCMGR.EXE /D=0

Faxmodem cards can use these settings:

Upper Memory ranges:

• C000-DFFF: Available to Intel's Card Manager software and EMS providers.

• B000-B7FF: Appears unused, but Intel recommends against allowing EMS providers to control this range.

I/O PORTS: An 8-byte I/O address block within the ranges 200-26Fh and 320-36Fh.

Accessing BIOS SETUP: Press [F1] during power-up.

Alternate Internal Device Settings:

For the IBM ThinkPad 750/750C's optional internal modem:

COM2/IRQ3 (default) COM1/IRQ4 DISABLE

You can configure the Audio Device using PS2.EXE (under DOS) or PS2WIN.EXE (under Windows).

Intel Card Manager Software Installs Only Intel Pcmcia Faxmodems

Note: If you have a PC Card other than an Intel PCMCIA Faxmodem, contact either the system manufacturer or PC Card manufacturer for PC Card software that complies with the PCMCIA 2.01 (or higher) specification.