Compaq Armada 7300 Armada 7300 Family of Personal Computers Reference Guide - Page 42

Low Battery Warning Beeps, CD-ROM Auto Insert Notification

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Low Battery Warning Beeps: You can turn off or on the lowbattery warning beeps. However, if you turn them off, the only indication of a low-battery condition may be the blinking battery light. CD-ROM Auto Insert Notification: In Windows NT, the Battery Conservation Settings tab includes an option to disable or enable CD-ROM Auto Insert Notification. If you have a CD-ROM drive and are operating on battery power, you may want to disable Auto Insert Notification. NOTE: In Windows 95, you can disable or enable CD-ROM Auto Insert Notification from the Device Manager tab in System Properties. Click StartÆSettingsÆControl PanelÆSystemÆ Device ManagerÆCD-ROMÆ[drive]ÆSettings tab. When Auto Insert Notification is enabled, the system constantly polls the CD-ROM drive so that it can automatically start a CD-ROM when inserted. This constant polling prevents the system from initiating Suspend after a specified timeout. (You can, however, initiate Suspend by pressing the suspend button.) If you want the system to automatically initiate Suspend while a CD-ROM drive is in the system, disable the CD-ROM Auto Insert Notification. You can then either enable it before inserting a CD-ROM, or start the CD-ROM by using the StartÆRun command. Using Power and Power Management 4-9

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Using Power and Power Management
4-9
Low Battery Warning Beeps:
You can turn off or on the low-
battery warning beeps. However, if you turn them off, the only
indication of a low-battery condition may be the blinking battery
light.
CD-ROM Auto Insert Notification:
In Windows NT, the Battery
Conservation Settings tab includes an option to disable or enable
CD-ROM Auto Insert Notification. If you have a CD-ROM drive
and are operating on battery power, you may want to disable Auto
Insert Notification.
NOTE:
In Windows 95, you can disable or enable CD-ROM Auto
Insert Notification from the Device Manager tab in System
Properties. Click Start
˘
Settings
˘
Control Panel
˘
System
˘
Device Manager
˘
CD-ROM
˘
[drive]
˘
Settings tab.
When Auto Insert Notification is enabled, the system constantly
polls the CD-ROM drive so that it can automatically start a
CD-ROM when inserted. This constant polling
prevents the
system from initiating Suspend after a specified timeout. (You
can, however, initiate Suspend by pressing the suspend button.)
If you want the system to automatically initiate Suspend while a
CD-ROM drive is in the system, disable the CD-ROM Auto Insert
Notification. You can then either enable it before inserting a
CD-ROM, or start the CD-ROM by using the Start
˘
Run
command.