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1.5.6 Status Row Descriptions
Scroll Lock
Caps Lock
Num Lock
HDD, FDD, CD
Batt Exist, Batt Low
AC/IN Charge
Power On, Suspend
Table 1-3 Status Row Descriptions
1.5.7 The AC Power Adapter
The AC power adapter is the primary power source for the MIL-BOOK 1000. In
order to reduce the power of the battery pack and keep it at full capacity, connect
the AC power adapter to the system as frequency as possible.
1.5.8 Status Row
The "Status Row" (Figure 1-8) keeps you informed of the computer's operating
status. The LEDs light up show the current operating condition of several key
MIL-BOOK 1000 devices and features (See Fig 1-8).
1. When the power is on, then Power LED (Green) is on.
2. When the AC power adaptor is connected, then the AC IN LED (Green) is on
in power stage.
3. When charging is in progress, then the CHARGE LED (Orange) is on in
power on and off stage. When the battery is fully charged, the CHARGED
LED (Orange) goes out.
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This light indicates that the keyboard is in the "Scroll Lock"
mode. The "Scroll Lock" key works with some program to freeze
the display.
This light indicates that the keyboard is in the "Caps Lock" mode.
In this mode, the keyboard produces only upper case text when
you press the keys.
This light indicates that the keyboard in the "Num Lock mode.
This key activities and de-activates the embedded numeric keypad
provided on the keyboard.
The Orange "HDD" light indicates that the system is accessing
the hard disk drive. The orange "FDD" light indicates that the
system is accessing the floppy disk drive. And the orange "CD"
light indicates that the system is accessing the CD-ROM drive.
The green "Batt Exist" light indicates that the battery pack
installed. The orange "Batt Low" light indicates that the installed
battery pack is entering a low battery status mode.
The green "AC/IN light indicates that the system is "On" and the
AC adapter is connected. Charging is in progress when the orange
"Charge" light is lit. When the battery is fully charged, the orange
"Charge" light goes off.
The green "Power On" light indicates that the system is power
"On". The orange "Suspend" blinks indicates that the system is in
a suspend mode.
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