Creating Anetwork Configuration - Sony SOCOM 3 Manual

SOCOM 3: U.S. Navy SEALs
Sony Computer Entertainment America
CREATING A
NETWORK CONFIGURATION
Note: If you have already created a valid network configuration using the PlayStation®2 Network Adaptor Start-Up Disc or network
start-up application for another online PlayStation®2 game and have the memory card (8MB)(for PlayStation®2) containing that
configuration in your PlayStation®2 console, skip this section and review the remaining sections.
Before you can play SOCOM 3: U.S. Navy SEALs
Public Beta Version online, you must have a valid network configuration saved to a memory card (8MB) (PlayStation®2). If you
have already created and saved a network configuration using the PlayStation®2 Network Adaptor Start-Up Disk, you are good to
go.
If not, you can use the Network Configuration application on your
SOCOM 3: U.S. Navy SEALs Public Beta Version disc.
Note: For more detailed information on creating a Network Configuration, see the PlayStation®2 Network Adaptor Start-Up Disc
Instruction Manual.
To Create a Network Configuration using the application on the SOCOM 3: U.S. Navy SEALs Public Beta Version
Internet Settings ready for reference and follow the steps below:
1. Make sure a memory card (8MB) (PlayStation®2) is
inserted into a MEMORY CARD slot on your
PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system.
2. On the Title Screen Menu, select ACCOUNT SETUP.
The LOGIN TO SOCOM 3 ONLINE Screen will appear
and the cursor will default to the Edit Network
Configurations button. Press X to launch the Network
Configuration application.
3. Select ADD SETTING and select MEMORY CARD slot
1 or 2.
• Press the directional button
menu option and # to accept settings and advance
to the next screen.
If you change your mind about a setting, press the directional button $ to return to the previous screen or C to
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return to the Network Configuration main menu.
4. Select Hardware. Select SCE/ETHERNET (NETWORK ADAPTOR). If you are using a different type of network
adaptor, please consult its manual.
Press the T button to open the Advanced Settings Menu if necessary. It is highly recommended you leave this
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setting to AUTO DETECT unless you are sure of a different setting.
5. Select OK at the Prompt and proceed with entering settings. Are a User ID and password required to connect to
the internet through your ISP (Internet Service Provider)? Select REQUIRED or NOT REQUIRED. If required,
enter the User ID and password. Note: Some ISPs require a username and password for e-mail, but allow you
to connect to the internet without them.
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