GAELCO TOKYOCOP, Operator'S Manual

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GAELCO - TOKYOCOP
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Netmask: This is the netmask of the LAN, usually 255.255.255.0. It defines when an IP
address is located inside or outside the LAN.
Gateway/proxy:
The IP of the router or proxy server.
DNS:
The IP address of an available Domain Name Server.
Country:
The country where the machine is located (i.e. Japan)
Location:
A more acurate location for the machine (i.e. Paradise Arcade-2)
Once the configuration is set, you can verify the Internet connection by selecting the Test
option of the On line mode menu . If the Internet connection is working properly, the
message LINK OK will appear after a few seconds.
8.2.2 CONNECTION TO INTERNET OF TWO LINKED MACHINES
When two TOKYOCOP machines are linked, the Base IP must be set to the same IP in
both machines.
The effective IP address of the Master machine will be Base IP (i.e. 90.0.0.232). The
Slave machine will use Base IP+1 (in this case 90.0.0.233). This means that your
network administrator must give you two consecutive IP adress.
For the rest, everything remains the same as for a single machine.
WARNING
When two machines are linked and connected to Internet, they need a 100Mbps
connection, that is, only 100Mbps HUBs or SWITCHES will work properly.
This is NOT necessary for a single machine connected to Internet. In this case a
10Mbps network is enough.