Epson ActionTower 8400 User Manual - Page 48

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Green PC options (continued) Option Settings ISA or PCI Master Activity Enabled * Disabled PM monitor IRQ1 -IRQ15 Activity On* Off Description Enables or disables checking of activity from the devices listed below: leave this option enabled Allow you to enable or disable checking of activity from devices using IRQs 1 through 15 to determine whether the system enters a power-saving mode: the device using each IRQ is listed on the screen and varies depending on your configuration cause errors in some applications. If you have problems, you may want to disablethe Hard Disk Standby Timer option (Disabled is the default setting). (2) APM enhances your system's power-saving abilities by providing increased inactivity detection and lower CPU power states without degrading performance. Windows may provide a Power icon in the Control Panel that lets you select the type of APM you want to use: see the Windows on-line help information about the Power functions. (3) If you enabled VGA Access Detection and your system's video is active, the system does not enter any power-saving modes. If you disable VGA Access Detection, the system ignores video activity (such as a blinking cursor) and enters these modes as necessary. When you leave SETUP, you can save your settings or exit SETUP without saving your settings. You can also return all values to the factory defaults. Running SETUP and Installing Drivers 2 - 1 9

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Green PC options (continued)
Option
Settings
ISA or PCI Master
Enabled *
Activity
Disabled
Description
Enables or disables checking of
activity from the devices listed
below: leave this option enabled
PM monitor
On*
Allow you to enable or disable
IRQ1 -IRQ15 Activity
Off
checking of activity from devices
using IRQs 1 through 15 to
determine whether the system
enters a power-saving mode: the
device using each IRQ is listed on
the screen and varies depending
on your configuration
cause errors in some applications. If you have problems, you may want to
disablethe
Hard Disk Standby Timer
option
(Disabled
is the
default setting).
(2) APM enhances your system’s power-saving abilities by providing
increased inactivity detection and lower CPU power states without
degrading performance. Windows may provide a Power icon in the
Control Panel that lets you select the type of APM you want to use: see
the Windows on-line help information about the Power functions.
(3) If you enabled
VGA
Access Detection
and your system’s video is
active, the system does not enter any power-saving modes. If you disable
VGA
Access Detection,
the system ignores video activity (such as a
blinking cursor) and enters these modes as necessary.
When you leave SETUP, you can save your settings or exit
SETUP without saving your settings. You can also return all
values to the factory defaults.
Running SETUP and Installing Drivers
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