Epson ActionNote 650C User Manual - Page 32

Existing the System Configuration Utility, Power management options [continued

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Power management options [continued) Option Description Settings Defaults menu Sets all the power management options to their default values Exit menu Allows you to save your settings and exit the Power Management Screen (if you changed settings) or exit without saving your settings; returns to SCU, MS-DOS prompt, or Windows, depending on how you brought up the Power Management screen * Default setting (1) To enable an Alarm Resume time, press Enter and then press or until you see Enabled. Then press Enter again and use the arrow keys to select a resume time in hours and minutes. Press Enter again to return to the pull-down menu. (2) If you enabled Auto Suspend and Video Monitoring, you should not use any Windows screen saver programs because the screen saver may prevent your computer from entering suspend mode. (3) If you enable Video Monitoring and your system's video is active, the system does not enter any standby or suspend modes. If you disable Video Monitoring the system ignores video activity (such as a blinking cursor) and enters these modes as necessary. Existing the System Configuration Utility When you are ready to exit the SCU, press ESC or select the Exit menu bar option. If you have not changed any settings, you see a message telling you to press ESC to exit the SCU. If you have changed any settings, you see a screen offering two exit options: Esc Returns you to the SCU screen; press ES C again to exit the SCU without saving any changes and reboot the computer Enter Saves your settings and reboots the computer. 1-18 Setting Up the Computer

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Power management options [continued)
Option
Defaults menu
Exit menu
Description
Settings
Sets all the power management options to their
default values
Allows you to save your settings and exit the Power
Management Screen (if you changed settings) or exit
without saving your settings; returns to SCU, MS-DOS
prompt, or Windows, depending on how you brought
up the Power Management screen
* Default setting
(1) To enable an
Alarm Resume
time, press Enter and then press
or
until
you see
Enabled.
Then press Enter again and use the arrow keys to select
a resume time in hours and minutes. Press Enter again to return to the
pull-down menu.
(2) If you enabled
Auto Suspend
and
Video Monitoring,
you should not
use any Windows screen saver programs because the screen saver may
prevent your computer from entering suspend mode.
(3) If you enable
Video Monitoring
and your system’s video is active, the
system does not enter any standby or suspend modes. If you disable
Video Monitoring
the system ignores video activity (such as a blinking
cursor)
and enters these modes as necessary.
Existing the System Configuration Utility
When you are ready to exit the SCU, press E
SC
or select the
Exit menu bar option. If you have not changed any settings,
you see a message telling you to press E
SC
to exit the SCU.
If you have changed any settings, you see a screen offering two
exit options:
Esc
Returns you to the SCU screen; press E
SC
again to exit the SCU without saving any
changes and reboot the computer
Enter
Saves your settings and reboots the
computer.
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Setting Up the Computer