Related Service Information

Standby Mode: In standby mode, the following occurs:

Ÿ

The

LCD backlight turns

off.

Ÿ

The

hard disk drive

motor stops.

ŸThe speaker is muted.

Note: Standby mode in Windows 98 is suspencalled mode in Windows 95.

The

computer

enters

standby

mode Fn when+ F3

the

keys

are

pressed.

 

 

 

The

computer

exits

standby

and resumes

normal ope

when

any

key

is pressed.

 

 

Suspend Mode: The following events occur in

addition to what occurs in standby mode when the

computer

enters suspend

mode:

Ÿ

The

LCD is

powered

off.

Ÿ

The

hard

disk drive

is powered off.

ŸThe CPU stops.

Note: Suspend mode in Windows 95 is standbycalled mode in Windows 98.

The following events cause the computer to enter mode:

Ÿ The Fn + F4 keys are pressed.

ŸThe LCD cover is closed. If you add a chec

theWill

not

suspend even

if LCD is

closed

box in

the Power Management Properties window, the

computer

will not enter

suspend

mode even if

LCD is

closed. The

LCD

only

turns

off.

ŸThe Suspend button is selected in the Fuel-Gau program.

ŸThe specified time has elapsed from the las

operation with the keyboard, the TrackPoint, th disk drive, the parallel connector, or the dis or the AC Adapter is plugged in.

In

Windows 95, the timer isSuspendset by the

Timer

selection in the Power Properties window.

Windows 98, the timer is setSystem bystandbythe

timer selection in the Power Management Properti window.

ŸThe battery indicator blinks orange indicating battery power is low. If you add a check

Hibernate when battery becomes lowbox in the

Power Management Properties window, the computer enters hibernation mode under this condition.

Note: Even if you don't set the low-battery a charge indicator will let you know that battery is low, and then the ThinkPad wi automatically enter the power-saving mode. This default low-battery behavior is

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600/600E (2645) specifications

The IBM 600/600E (2645) is a vital part of IBM's legacy in the computing landscape, designed primarily for business environments that required robust performance and adaptability. Introduced in the mid-1990s, the IBM 600/600E was notable for its combination of compact design and powerful technology, making it suitable for various applications.

One of the primary features of the IBM 600/600E is its modular architecture. The system supports a range of configurations, allowing users to tailor the machine according to their specific needs. This flexibility extends to hardware components, with options for various processors, memory capacities, and storage configurations. This modularity ensures that businesses can easily upgrade their systems as their computing demands evolve.

The 600 series is powered by Intel's Pentium processors, which provide significant improvements in speed and efficiency over previous generations. The system supports multiple processor options, enhancing performance for intensive applications such as database management and enterprise resource planning. The ability to scale processing power is a critical characteristic that makes the IBM 600/600E a strong contender for business-critical tasks.

Memory capacity in the IBM 600/600E is another highlight, supporting up to 1GB of RAM. This capacity enables the handling of multiple simultaneous processes, an essential requirement for multitasking environments. Moreover, the system utilizes DDR SDRAM technology, which enhances data transfer rates and overall performance.

Storage capabilities are also significant in this series. The IBM 600/600E can accommodate various storage solutions, including IDE hard drives and SCSI interfaces. This diversity ensures that organizations can choose the most suitable storage option for their data needs, whether it's speed, capacity, or reliability.

The design of the IBM 600/600E emphasizes ease of use and serviceability. Its compact form factor allows for efficient workspace utilization, while its straightforward maintenance features enable IT staff to perform upgrades and repairs without extensive downtime.

In terms of connectivity, the IBM 600/600E is equipped with standard Ethernet support, promoting seamless integration within networked environments. This ensures that businesses can maintain constant communication and data exchange, which is vital in today’s interconnected world.

Overall, the IBM 600/600E (2645) blends powerful processing capabilities with flexibility and reliability, making it a robust solution for businesses seeking a dependable computing platform. Its combination of modular design, scalable performance, and user-friendly features solidifies its reputation as a valuable asset in the realm of enterprise computing.