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- The preset timeout is reached. Note: For Windows 98 users: You can set the System standby timer in the "Power Management Properties" window. For Windows 95 users: You can set the Suspend Timer in the "Power Properties" window. - Battery is low. Note: | For Windows 98 users: | You can set the alarm action by specifying Standby for the prompt | When the alarm goes off, the computer will: For Windows 95 users: If you put a check mark in the Hibernate when battery becomes low check box in the "Power Management Properties" window, the computer enters hibernation mode when the battery is low. You can return to normal operation by: - Pressing the Fn key. - Opening the LCD. - Turning the power switch on. Your computer automatically returns to normal operation when: - The preset timeout for the resume timer is reached. Note: For Windows 98 users: You can set the timer in the Scheduled Tasks. For Windows 95 users: You can set the timeout with the resume on timer specification in the "Power Properties" window. Chapter 4. Using Your Computer with a Battery Pack 35

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–
The preset timeout is reached.
–
Battery is low.
You can
return to normal operation
by:
–
Pressing the
Fn
key.
–
Opening the LCD.
–
Turning the power switch on.
Your computer automatically returns to normal operation when:
–
The preset timeout for the resume timer is reached.
Note:
For Windows 98 users:
You can set the
System standby timer
in the “Power Management
Properties” window.
For Windows 95 users:
You can set the
Suspend Timer
in the “Power Properties” window.
Note:
|
For Windows 98 users:
|
You can set the alarm action by specifying
Standby
for the prompt
|
When the alarm goes off, the computer will:
For Windows 95 users:
If you put a check mark in the
Hibernate when battery becomes
low
check box in the “Power Management Properties” window, the
computer enters hibernation mode when the battery is low.
Note:
For Windows 98 users:
You can set the timer in the
Scheduled Tasks
.
For Windows 95 users:
You can set the timeout with the
resume on timer
specification in
the “Power Properties” window.
Chapter 4.
Using Your Computer with a Battery Pack
35