Dell LM P-133ST manual System Power, Power Conservation

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System Power

The power button controls power to the system. The computer receives power from either the AC adapter connected to an AC power source or from up to two batteries. If you use the AC adapter, constant power is available to the computer. If you use one or two batteries, the system has built-in power management fea- tures that extend battery life by removing power from parts of the computer that are not being used.

Power Conservation

Attach the AC power adapter to the computer, whenever possible, to conserve battery power. When the AC adapter is attached, the battery is charged while the computer uses AC power.

The Power Menu of the Setup program has power conservation features. When activated, each power conservation feature turns off or slows down one or more functions while the computer is idle. The power conservation features are as follows:

Standby mode — To activate this feature, select the

STANDBY TIME-OUT

 

option in the Power Menu of the Setup program. To deactivate the feature, move

 

the cursor or press any key on the built-in or external keyboard.

Suspend mode — To activate this feature, press <

FN><ESC> or set the

 

SUSPEND TIME-OUToption in the Power Menu of the Setup program. When sus-

 

pend mode is activated, the computer beeps once and the suspend mode indicator in

 

the status display panel blinks every 4 seconds. To deactivate this feature, press any

 

key on the built-in keyboard.

 

 

 

NOTE: To conserve power when the computer is not in use, close the dis-

 

play. If the display is closed and an external monitor is not connected, the

 

computer beeps one time and goes into suspend mode. If the computer receives a

 

modem call from an external modem while the display is closed, the computer

 

answers the call unless it is in suspend-to-disk mode. To resume work, open the

 

display.

 

 

Suspend-to-disk mode — To activate this feature, press <

FN><A> or set the

 

SUSPEND TO DISK TIME-OUToption in the Power Menu of the Setup program. To

 

resume using the computer, press the power button on the built-in keyboard.

Dimming the display — To activate this feature, set the

DIM MODE TIME-OUT

 

option in the Power Menu of the Setup program. To increase the brightness of the dis-

 

play, press any key on the built-in keyboard.

 

 

Turning off the hard-disk drive — To activate this feature, set the HARD-DISK

 

TIME-OUToption in the Power Menu of the Setup program. The computer automati-

cally turns the hard-disk drive back on the next time the microprocessor accesses the drive.

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Contents 659,&0$18$ Page Contents Chapter Beep Codes and Error Messages Chapter Removing and Replacing PartsIndex FiguresTables Page Read This First Page Xii System Features System OverviewPhysical Description Front View of the Portable ComputerKeyboard Indicators Status DisplayDiskette-Drive Access Indicator Password Battery Charge GaugeSystem Power Power ConservationInterrupt Assignments Interrupt AssignmentsTechnical Specifications Technical SpecificationsConnectors Video Keyboard Main Battery AC Adapter Environmental Computer Initial User Contact Visual InspectionPage If an external monitor is connected, verify the following Observing the Boot RoutineIf an external mouse is connected, verify the following Page Eliminating Resource Conflicts Getting HelpPage Beep Codes and Error Messages Post Beep CodesPost Beep Codes System Error Messages System Error MessagesParity error in system Faulty main board Timer circuit on main Faulty main board Running the Dell Diagnostics Removing and Replacing Parts Recommended ToolsScrew Identification and Tightening Screw IdentificationPrecautionary Measures Main Battery RemovalRemove the hard-disk drive assembly Hard-Disk Drive RemovalDiskette Drive, Secondary Battery, or CD-ROM Removal Remove any PC CardsZIF Connectors Releasing a ZIF ConnectorExploded Views of Components and Assemblies Exploded View-Computer10. Exploded View-LCD Assembly 11. Exploded View-Top Assembly 12. Exploded View-Bottom Assembly Factory Repair Parts and Assemblies Factory Repair Parts and AssembliesSVC,SYS,PLN,LMP133ST BRKT,HD,12.5MM,LMP LCD,TFT,SVGA,12.1,LMP,IBM CVR,HNG,CTR,LMP TSH,WUE,SVC,LMP Naming Conventions Deleting the Password 13. Capacitor C146 LocationHard-Disk Drive Remove the hard-disk drive assembly from the computerLift the hard-disk drive out of the bottom case 15. Diskette Drive Assembly Diskette DriveCD-ROM Memory Module 17. Memory Module RemovalLCD Assembly 18. LCD Assembly RemovalRemove the LCD assembly Front BezelLCD Panel Remove the front bezelInverter Board MicrophoneLCD Assembly Latches 22. LCD Assembly Latches RemovalPower/Suspend Indicator Remove the power/suspend indicatorRemove the inverter board Back BezelRemove the latches Keyboard 25. Keyboard RemovalRemove the keyboard from the computer Top Assembly Production NoteSeparate the top assembly from the bottom assembly Disconnect the status-display board connectorRemove the top assembly from the computer Remove the keyboardRemove the top assembly SpeakersRemove the status display board from the top assembly Status Display BoardRemove the I/R device from the top assembly DevicePower Button Remove power buttonRemove the power button and spring from the top assembly Remove the status display boardTouch Pad Remove the touch pad buttonsBottom Assembly 32. Bottom AssemblyOpen the cover Remove the keyboard Processor BoardRemove the processor board from the main board Open the cover Remove the top assembly Power Supply BoardRemove the power supply board from the main board Audio Board 35. Audio Board RemovalRemove the power supply board Main BoardRemove the audio card Remove the black mylar cover on the PC Card cageBend the options bay wall see Figure Remove the main boardCache Board Open the cover Remove the main boardPage Index Eliminating resource conflicts Error messages, 3-3,3-6 Speaker removal Specifications technical Standby mode Status display board removal