The file included in this self extracting ZIP called PCM.USR 
is an alternate configuration file for adding additional non-U.S.
Robotics and/or non-modem PCMCIA cards to the "ACTIVE" Phoenix  
configuration.

If you want to use this version of Phoenix Card and Socket services
for a particular Ethernet, Token Ring, ATA, or Flash PCMCIA card, this
file (PCM.USR) will offer quite a few card selections for different cards 
to be automatically configured by Phoenix. PCM.USR updates will be available 
on the U.S. Robotics BBS @ (708)982-5092 as they become available.

Here's how to use it:

1) Run the standard Phoenix install 
2) re-boot
3) Go to the C:\PCM3 subdirectory (or whatever directory you installed to)

Example:  CD\PCM3

4) Make a copy of the file PCM.INI

Example: COPY PCM.INI PCM.DDD

5) Delete PCM.INI

Example: DEL PCM.INI

6) Rename the file PCM.USR to PCM.INI

Example: REN PCM.USR PCM.INI

7) Insert new PCMCIA card(s) to be configured.

8) Run PCM.EXE

Example: C:\PCM3\PCM.EXE

9) Choose "Configure" from the drop down menu

10) Choose "Edit card configuration"

11) If your card is supported in pcm.usr (pcm.ini), then you'll
now see your card and suggested configuration(s). 

12) Use the Down and Up arrow keys to pick your desired configuration.

NOTICE: If your card was not recognized, you can choose "Add Card," create 
the configuration, add it to the new PCM.INI file and execute.

Also note: A lot of network PCMCIA cards seem to like D000 as a starting
address. Also...Verify that your NET.CFG (or related network configuration file)
address, IRQ, Ring speed, ect.. settings match these Phoenix Configuration
settings you choose in PCM.EXE.