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Chapter 5: The Power System
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= The DRAM and video memory are saved to the hard disk (Save to Disk
only)
If the system is left in Suspend to memory (RAM) mode long enough to
consume all battery power, then the Suspend indicator goes out and the current
contents of the computer’s memory are lost. The system cannot resume until
the battery is recharged or the Notebook is connected to AC power.
consume all battery power, then the Suspend indicator goes out and the current
contents of the computer’s memory are lost. The system cannot resume until
the battery is recharged or the Notebook is connected to AC power.
How to Resume
Pressing the Power On/Off button causes the system to resume operation after
entering Suspend mode. Resuming returns the system’s operation to the point
in your application where the suspend was initiated. This does not mean,
however, that all devices are powered up. When the system resumes, the
following events occur:
entering Suspend mode. Resuming returns the system’s operation to the point
in your application where the suspend was initiated. This does not mean,
however, that all devices are powered up. When the system resumes, the
following events occur:
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= DRAM refresh memory returns the system to the application that was
running before the Suspend operation
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= The video is turned on
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= The COM ports are enabled
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= Then, each device is powered on when it is requested for use by the system
Controllable Features
The Power menu in the BIOS Setup program allows you to specify the amount
of inactivity time that must elapse before power saving features are activated.
The interval is set using the BIOS Setup program controls as described in
Chapter 2. The available ranges are as follows:
of inactivity time that must elapse before power saving features are activated.
The interval is set using the BIOS Setup program controls as described in
Chapter 2. The available ranges are as follows:
Power Mode
Timeout Values
Standby Time-out
1,2, 4, 6, 8, 12, 16, minutes
Suspend Time-out
5, 10, 15, 20, 30, 40, 60 minutes
Smart CPU Mode
The Notebook’s BIOS Setup program allows you to enable the Smart CPU
mode. This feature slows down the CPU and saves power during brief periods
when the system is not busy. This feature can be enabled under the “Power”
menu of the Setup program. Refer to Chapter 2 for details.
mode. This feature slows down the CPU and saves power during brief periods
when the system is not busy. This feature can be enabled under the “Power”
menu of the Setup program. Refer to Chapter 2 for details.