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The options on the ADVANCED CHIPSET SETUP screen are described in the following table. Note that the Setup program displays the possible settings for each option when the option is highlighted and you press the key. ADVANCED CHlPSET SETUP Options Option Function Power Management Function Enables or disables the power management functions: if enabled, you can set the next three counters Display Timeout Counter Enables or disables a timeout period for the LCD display; If enabled, and the LCD screen Is not accessed for the specified period of time. the computer goes Into Suspend mode HDD Timeout Counter Enables or disables a timeout period for the hard disk drive; if enabled, and the hard disk drive Is not accessed for the specified period of time, the computer goes Into Suspend mode System Timeout Counter Enables or disables a tlmeout period for the system; if enabled, and the system is not accessed for the specified period of time. the computer goes into Suspend mode Highlight the option you want to change and press to see what timeout periods are available. If you do not use the keyboard for the specified amount of time, the computer turns off the LCD screen, hard disk drive, or the entire system to save battery power. The next time you press a key, the system comes back on. It's a good idea to always press the key when you want to resume activity on the computer. Running Setup 5-11

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The options on the ADVANCED CHIPSET SETUP screen are
described in the following table. Note that the Setup program
displays the possible settings for each option when the option is
highlighted and you press the
key.
ADVANCED CHlPSET SETUP Options
Option
Power Management
Function
Display Timeout
Counter
HDD Timeout Counter
System Timeout
Counter
Function
Enables or disables the power management
functions: if enabled, you can set the next three
counters
Enables or disables a timeout period for the LCD
display; If enabled, and the LCD screen Is not
accessed for the specified period of time. the
computer goes Into Suspend mode
Enables or disables a timeout period for the
hard disk drive; if enabled, and the hard disk
drive Is not accessed for the specified period of
time, the computer goes Into Suspend mode
Enables or disables a tlmeout period for the
system; if enabled, and the system is not
accessed for the specified period of time. the
computer goes into Suspend mode
Highlight the option you want to change and press
to
see what timeout periods are available. If you do not use the
keyboard for the specified amount of time, the computer turns
off the LCD screen, hard disk drive, or the entire system to save
battery power. The next time you press a key, the system comes
back on. It's a good idea to always press the
key when
you want to resume activity on the computer.
Running Setup 5-11