When connecting via ethernet, there are two methods for handling the IP addresses: Static IP and DHCP. In the case of Static IP, the first 3 values of the IP address must be the same. The last digit must be different.
WI-FI
No IP address settings for Wi-Fi connections
STATIC IP ADDRESS
Configure CoCo IP Address
On the CoCo-80X Setup Screen, go to Connections
Disable the DHCP checkbox
Enter fixed IP address for CoCo
The first 3 digits of the IP address must be the same. For example, if we choose the CoCo IP address as 192.168.22.130, then the PC IP address must be 192.168.22.xx (where ‘xx’ can be any number other than 130)
Subnet mask, Gateway, and Default
DNS should be the same – Both the CoCo and PC must have the same values for these, on all 4 digits
Press Apply
Configure PC IP Address
On your PC, navigate to the Network and Sharing CenterTCP/IPv4 Properties
On Win7, go to Control Panel > Network and Sharing Center > Ethernet > Properties > TCP/IPv4
On Win10, go to Local Area Connection Properties
Enter fixed IP address for PC
The computer and CoCo should have the same subnet mask, gateway, and
DNS – but different IP addresses
Set Interface Metric
For One-to-one connections it may be necessary to set a value for the Interface metric. From the TCP/IPv4 Properties
menu, press Advanced and set a value of 10 for the Interface Metric.
DHCP
On to CoCo-80X Setup Screen, go to Connections, and select the box for Obtain an IP address via DHCP
On your PC, go to Connections, and select the box for Obtain an IP address via DHCP