Fujitsu Lifebook L440 User Manual page 64

S e c t i o n T h r e e
POWER MANAGEMENT OFF
Turns off power management control from
Windows and PowerPanel and turns it over
directly to the BIOS.
CUSTOM SETTINGS PROFILE
The Custom Settings profile has those power
saving parameters that you set in the BIOS
setup utility using the Power Savings Menu
Customize feature. (See Power Savings on
page 101.)
P O I N T
The Maximum Power Savings, Maximum
Performance, and Power Management
Off profiles are read only. The Custom
Settings Profile can only be changed
from the BIOS setup Utility.
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PRESENTATION PROFILE
The Presentation profile is the same combina-
tion of timeouts and other power savings para-
meters as the Maximum Battery Life profile
except that the display is never turned off. (This
profile was designed to enhance the use o f your
notebook for slide show style presentations.)
GREEN PC PROFILE
The Green PC profile has the Video timeout
and the Hard Drive timeout enabled.
AC PROFILE
The AC power profile has all timeouts disabled
and no other power management features
enabled. This profile is activated automatically
by plugging in a power adapter.
WORD PROCESSING PROFILE
The Word Processing profile is a factory
installed combination of timeouts and other
power savings parameters chosen as the settings
that will produce superior performance with
reasonable battery life when using your note-
book for doing word processing.
COMMUNICATION PROFILE
The Communication profile is a factory
installed combination of timeouts and other
power savings parameters chosen as the settings
that will produce superior performance with
reasonable battery life when using your note-
book with the modem active such as during
Internet,fax or speakerphone activities.
GAMES PROFILE
The Games profile is a factory installed combi-
nation of timeouts and other power savings
parameters chosen as the settings that will pro-
duce superior performance with reasonable bat-
tery life when playing games on your notebook.
SYSTEM SUSPEND ACTIVATION
Clicking on the Suspend button or selecting
System Suspend on the PowerPanel menu will
put your notebook in Suspend mode. Pressing
the Suspend/Resume button turns the power
back on and lets you begin where you left off.
(See Figure 3-14 on page 45, and Suspend Mode
on pages 45-46.)