IBM 380Z manual Power Management Features, Standby Mode, Suspend Mode, Even

Power Management Features

Three power management modes are provided by the computer to reduce power consumption and prolong battery power.

Standby Mode

In standby mode, the following occurs:

The LCD backlight turns off.

The hard disk drive motor stops.

The speaker is muted.

The	computer		enters	standby	mode Fn when+ F3 the
keys	are	pressed.
The	computer		exits	standby	and resumes normal operation
when	any	key	is pressed.
Note:	Standby		mode in Windows 98 is called suspend
	mode	in	Windows 95.

Suspend Mode

The

following

events

occur

in addition to what occurs in

standby

mode

when

the

computer

enters

suspend

mode:

The

LCD

is

powered

off.

The

hard

disk

drive

is

powered off.

The

CPU

stops.

Note:

Suspend

mode in Windows 95 is called standby

mode

in

Windows

98.

The

following

events

cause

the

computer

to

enter suspend

mode:

The Fn

+

F4

keys

are

pressed.

The

LCD

cover

is

closed.

If

you

add

a

check Willmarknot tosuspendthe

even

if

LCD

is

closed

box

in

the

“Power

Management

Properties” window, the computer will

not

enter

suspend

mode

even

if

the

LCD

is

closed.

The

LCD

only

turns

off.

The Suspend

button

is

selected

in

the

Fuel-Gauge

program.

The specified time has elapsed from the last

operation

with

the

keyboard, the TrackPoint, the hard

disk

drive,

the

parallel

connector,

or

the

diskette drive;

or

the

AC

Adapter

is

plugged

in.

In

Windows

95,

the timer isSuspendset by the

Timer

in

the

“Power

Properties”

window.

In

Windows

98,

the

timer isSystemset by the

standby

timer

in

the

“Power

Management

Properties”

window.

The battery indicator blinks orange indicating that the

battery

power

is

low.

If

you

add

a

check Hibernatemark

towhen the

battery

becomes

low

box

in

the

“Power

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