From CWM you can use the connection manager and edit your PVC's. However, I do most of my work on the command line, and from there, you can use commands like cnfcon for the CIR, and cnfchanfst if you are using foresight. Finally, you can use the command xcnfchan for just about anything.
For your specific options, you never need to configure AR. That will always match the port speed.
Now, if you want to set PIR, you can enable foresight and use the command cnfchanfst.
Specifically:
1. cnfchanfst 1 84 167 167
2. cnfchanfst 1 167 334 334
3a. cnfchanfst 1 334 667 667
3b. cnfchanfst 1 667 667 667
These numbers may appear strange, but they are in
cells/sec. To convert from bits/sec to cells/sec, take the bits/s number and devide by (8x48=384)
You will have to do this on both FRSM's, and you might have to make a change to the connection on the BPX, if indeed you use BPX's to connect your MGX's.