CPC 100 in a Network
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PC or Notebook
If your PC or notebook is capable of communicating in a PC network,
communication with your CPC 100 either within a network or via a direct
connection to CPC 100, should function without changing any of your PC
settings.
To avoid possible communication problems, we recommend to first fully boot
CPC 100, then connect CPC to the PC and eventually start CPC Explorer.
Computers with a Windows 95 or a NT 4.0 operating system need a special
setup. These details are explained in chapter ”Setup for Windows 2000, Vista,
XP” on page 8 of this chapter.
In a network with static IP addresses, your system administrator will provide you
with valid settings for CPC 100.
In a network with dynamic address configuration (DHCP or Auto-IP), set your
CPC 100 to "DHCP/Auto-IP". This way, both the addresses of your PC and
CPC 100 will be generated automatically.
Troubleshooting in case of communication problems
Should communication problems occur, the CPC Explorer software will assist
you in accessing CPC 100 through the network, and, if possible, make useful
suggestions about the settings to enter. Generally, all you need to do is to press
O K a few times to acknowledge suggested settings.
Since CPC 100 may re-boot, make sure to save your data beforehand.
If your CPC 100 is not listed in CPC Explorer’s top left-hand side pane
1
although
correctly connected, you need to check the Ethernet connection cable:
1. refer to ”Starting CPC Explorer” on page 13-5.
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