System Standby Mode - Acer AcerNote 950 User Manual

2.5.3

System Standby Mode

The system consumes very low power in system standby mode.
remain intact in the system memory.
When the system enters system standby mode, power is supplied only to the
CPU, DRAM (memory), VGA controller and VRAM (video memory). Power
is cut off to the rest of the system.
Unstored data is lost when you turn off the system power in
system standby mode.
The necessary condition for the system to enter system standby mode is that
the reserved disk space size for saving system and video memory allocated
by PHDISK is insufficient so the system is unable to enter zero-volt suspend
mode.
In this situation, there are three ways to enter system standby mode:
Press the standby/suspend button (
Set a value for the System Standby/Suspend Timer in Setup. If the
waiting time specified by this timer elapses without any system activity,
the system goes into system standby mode.
Enable the Standby/Suspend upon Battery-low parameter in Setup. If a
battery-low condition occurs, the system goes into system standby
mode. See section 2.7.
The following signals indicate that the system is in system standby mode:
The buzzer beeps (when you press the standby/suspend button)
The power LED blinks
To leave system standby mode and return to normal mode, press the system
standby/suspend button (
Operating on Battery Power
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