OSMKSAFA - CONFIGURING OS/2 TO RUN WITH THE INTEL SATISFAXTION
400 BAUD INTERNAL MODEM
07/11/96

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Configuring OS/2 to Run with the Intel SatisFAXtion 400 Internal Modem
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Please Read Entire Document for Full Explanation of Procedures
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DESCRIPTION

Applications are unable to use the Intel SatisFAXtion 400 modem when 
running under OS/2.

RESOLUTION

The Intel SatisFAXtion modem comes with the DOS device driver,
SATISFAX.SYS, which initializes and configures the modem at
startup. This driver can be loaded from an OS/2 DOS session.
Once it is loaded, the DOS session can be ended; the modem will
stay configured until the system is turned off.

To configure the DOS session and the driver:

1.  Install the software that came with the modem as described
    in the modem's manual. Make sure you remember the port
    address that the modem is using.

2.  Drag a Program object from the Templates folder to the
    Startup folder. (By default, the Templates folder is on the Desktop
    and the Startup folder is in the OS/2 System folder.)
    A Settings notebook will be displayed.

3.  Enter an * in the Path and filename field.

4.  Enter /c EXIT in the Parameters field.

5.  Go to the Session page; then select DOS Window.

6.  Click on DOS settings.

7.  Click on OK; this will select ALL DOS settings.

8.  Find the DOS_DEVICE setting and enter the following:
   
       x:\SFAX\SATISFAX.SYS IOADDR=XXXX
   
    (x is the drive letter where the Intel SatisFAXtion software
    is installed; SFAX is the directory where the software was
    installed; XXXX is the I/O address the modem is using.

9.  Click on Save.

10. Close the Settings notebook.

The next time you start the system, it will start a DOS session
that loads SATISFAX.SYS; then it will exit. The modem then should
work. 

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