HP Notebook 100 Armada 100S Series Reference Guide - Page 9

Top-Open View, Getting Started, CAUTION

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Top-Open View 1 2 3 4 5 6 Figure 1-5. Top-Open View 1. Display This is the display of your notebook. CAUTION: Do not place heavy objects on top of the notebook when it is closed as this can damage the display. 2. Indicators Panel These are the indicators that show the status of your notebook. AC Power Indicator • Turns on when the notebook is using AC power. • Blinks when the notebook, using AC power, is in Suspend-to-RAM mode. (See "Introducing Power Management" in Chapter 2 for information on Suspend-to-RAM mode.) Battery Power Indicator • Turns on when the notebook is operating on battery power. • Blinks when the notebook, using battery power, is in Suspend-to-RAM mode. (See "Introducing Power Management" in Chapter 2 for information on Suspend-to-RAM mode.) 1-8 Getting Started

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1-8
Getting Started
Top-Open View
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Figure 1-5. Top-Open View
1.
Display
This is the display of your notebook.
CAUTION:
Do not place heavy objects on top of the notebook when it is
closed as this can damage the display.
2.
Indicators Panel
These are the indicators that show the status of your notebook.
AC Power Indicator
Turns on when the notebook is using AC power.
Blinks when the notebook, using AC power, is in Suspend-to-RAM
mode. (See “Introducing Power Management” in Chapter 2 for
information on Suspend-to-RAM mode.)
Battery Power Indicator
Turns on when the notebook is operating on battery power.
Blinks when the notebook, using battery power, is in
Suspend-to-RAM mode. (See “Introducing Power Management” in
Chapter 2 for information on Suspend-to-RAM mode.)