Sony STR-LV700R 사용자 설명서
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Verifying or setting the time for the VAIO computer to go on standby
With the following procedure, you can verify or set the time when the VAIO computer goes on standby.
If you set the VAIO computer to automatically go on standby when the receiver is turned off, you do
not need perform any operations on the VAIO computer, which may be in a remote location. If you do
not do so, it is then necessary to perform operations on the connected VAIO computer, to put it on
standby or turn it off.
By default, the VAIO computer automatically goes on standby when it is idle for a few minutes.
If you set the VAIO computer to automatically go on standby when the receiver is turned off, you do
not need perform any operations on the VAIO computer, which may be in a remote location. If you do
not do so, it is then necessary to perform operations on the connected VAIO computer, to put it on
standby or turn it off.
By default, the VAIO computer automatically goes on standby when it is idle for a few minutes.
1
On the
Start
menu, click
Control Panel
,
Performance and Maintenance
, and then
Power Options
.
The Power Options Properties dialog box appears.
2
On the
Power Schemes
tab, select the times for
System standby
and/or
System
hibernates
.
Set these times to at least three minutes. If you set them to None, the computer does not go on
standby or hibernate.
standby or hibernate.
Tip
With the settings in the screen above, the VAIO computer automatically goes on standby 20 minutes after the
receiver is turned off.
receiver is turned off.
3
Click
OK
.