Chapter 3 Power Management - Modecom XINO PRO User Manual

XINO PRO notebook
Driver Path
Chipset
\Chipset\Setup.exe
Driver
\VGA\XP\Setup.exe
VGA Driver
\VGA\Vista\setup.exe
Audio \Audio\ XP\Setup.exe
Driver \Audio\Vista Setup.exe
Modem
\Modem\Setup.exe
Driver
\LAN\XP\Setup.exe
LAN Driver
\LAN\Vista\Setup.exe
Touchpad
\Touchpad \Setup.exe
Driver
Control
center \Controlcenter\Setup_cn.exe
Driver
Bluetooth \Bluetooth\XP\BlueSoleil.exe
Driver \Bluetooth\Vista\BlueSoleil.exe
Cardreader \Cardreader\ XP\Setup.exe
Driver \Cardreader\Vista Setup.exe
Wireless
\Wireless\iProdifx.exe
Driver
Camera
\
Driver
TPM Driver \TPM\Setup.exe
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Description
It confi rms the integrity of the sys-
tem.
Ensure the integrality of VGA di-
splay and enables you to setup the
screen solution and other eff ects.
Enables you to setup and use the
audio function
Enables you to access the internet
through the phone line.
Enables you to use LAN function.
Enables the enhanced Touchpad
functions.
Enables you to set the system con-
fi guration.
Enables you to use bluetooth
function.
Enables you to use cardreader.
Enables you to use wireless func-
tion.
E
Enables you to use TPM function.
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Chapter 3 Power Management

Your Notebook PC can be powered by either external AC adapter or built-in battery
pack.
This chapter will show you how to use and manage power as effi ciently as possible
while using this Notebook PC. Please follow the battery management instructions for
the best battery performance.
This chapter covers:
AC adapter, Charging, Replacing battery packs, What should you do when the battery
is low, Power management, Tips for power-saving.
AC ADAPTER
Important The AC adapter is for your Notebook PC only. It may cause damage to the
AC adapter or the connected device if the adapter is connected to other appliances.
When disconnecting the AC adapter, you must unplug the plug of AC adapter fi rst and
then unplug the powerconnector to your Notebook PC. Failure to do so may cause
damage to the Notebook PC or the AC adapter because of the voltage and current
surge.
When unplugging, do not pull on the power cable, you should hold the plug grip
(The picture is only for your reference.)