Gateway TM 5150 manual Using the Power menu, To use the Power menu

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Using the Power menu

The Power menu is a part of the BIOS Setup Utility that contains the power management settings and system timeouts. These settings are stored and saved even when the power is off. Use the Power menu to make changes to the system to improve the battery-powered session time and performance. The rest of the BIOS Setup Utility screens are discussed in Maintaining and Troubleshooting Your Solo Notebook.

The Power menu screen shown may differ somewhat from that shown here because you may have a newer BIOS than described here. The screens will be similar enough to get the information you need. If there are differences, follow the on-screen instructions and help.

To use the Power menu

1.Start up your notebook.

2.Press the F2 key when prompted to do so. The “Entering Setup...” message briefly shows and then the Main menu appears.

3.Use the right arrow key to navigate to the Power menu. Use the keys identified at the bottom of the screen to navigate through the different options. An Item Specific Help bar providing additional information is also located along the right side of each menu.

PhoenixBIOS Setup Utility

Note:

Main Advanced Security Power Boot Exit

Power Switch:

[On/Off]

Lid Switch:

[Backlight off]

Low Battery Beep:

[Enabled]

Cooling Control:

[Performance]

>AC Mode Power Savings

[Off]

>DC Mode Power Savings

[00:00:00]

Resume On Time:

[Off]

Resume Time:

 

Resume on Modem Ring:

 

Item Specific Help

Set the power button to On/Off to work normally. Set to Suspend/Resume to work as a suspend/ resume button. Hold button 5 seconds to shut off system.

The Power menu screen shown may differ somewhat from that shown here. If there are differences, follow the on-screen instructions and helps.

F1

Help

−↓ Select Item -/+ Change Values

F9 Setup Default

ESC

Exits

←→ Select Menu Enter Select > Sub-Menu F10 Save and Exit

 

 

 

 

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Contents Contents Appendix C Contacting Gateway Checking Out Your Notebook Component Icon Description Keyboard and LCD PanelLCD Indicator Description System Status Indicators LEDsPort Icon Description BackLeft Side Right SideComponent Icon Description Bottom Getting Started Installing the battery pack Getting Started To install the battery packTo connect the AC adapter Connecting the AC powerGetting Started Using Your Gateway Solo 5150 Multimedia Notebook Using Your Key Action Using the keyboardKeyDescription Combination Function keysKeyDescription Combination Pad lock keys Special keysUsing the video system Setting up the composite video out portTo setup and connect the computer to a TV or VCR Setting up an external computer monitor To change the display resolution for an external monitorTo connect the computer to an external monitor Monitor icon appears in the status area of the taskbar Using the EZ Pad Plus Touchpad Mouse Action TouchPad Action Mouse and TouchPad action equivalentsMouse wheel and rocker switch equivalents Changing touchpad propertiesTo customize the Enhanced EZ Pad Using an external mouse or keyboard To adjust volume controls Using the audioAdjusting the volume To adjust playback and recording volume levelsTo make an audio recording Making an Audio RecordingTo play back a recording in Media Player To insert a disc Using disc mediaTo play an audio CD Playing an audio discTo swap your drive modules Swapping drive modulesUsing Your Notebook Using the diskette disk drive externally To swap the hard disk drive Swapping hard disk drivesUsing Your Gateway Solo 5150 Multimedia Notebook Using Your Notebook To insert a PC Card Using PC CardsTo remove a PC Card To disable the IR port Using the IR portUsing the USB ports To scan a diskette Using McAfee VirusScanUpdating McAfee VirusScan Using Your Gateway Solo 5150 Multimedia Notebook Managing Power Use Charging the battery pack Using the batteryTo remove the battery pack Swapping the battery packUsing Your Gateway Solo 5150 Multimedia Notebook Battery Meter icon Monitoring the battery statusBuilt-in battery meter Managing power To use the Power Management Properties dialog boxWindows To create a power scheme Power schemesAlarm settings Again, then click OK Windows 95 and Windows NT Using Suspend mode in Windows 95 and Windows NTMaximizing the battery life Modifying the power button modeUsing Bios Setup Program Using the Bios Setup Utility To enter the Bios Setup utilityIntroduction Appendix a Using the Bios Setup Program Using Your Gateway Solo 5150 Multimedia Notebook To use the Power menu Using the Power menuTo change the power button setting Power button switch settingsSolo Notebook Accessories Accessories Appendix B Solo Notebook Accessories Using Your Gateway Solo 5150 Multimedia Notebook Contacting Gateway Calling Gateway Contacting GatewayIndex BiosUsing Your Gateway Solo 5150 Multimedia Notebook Index VCR Index Regulatory Compliance Statements Disconnect power before servicing All Rights Reserved