Panasonic Toughbook CF-C1ADAAZ6M Reference Manual page 51

Customizing the Power Setting
Power Plan
8 power plans have been prepared. You can switch among the power plans (combinations of power saving settings) according to each
scene such as outdoor, presentation, etc. Also, you can set each power saving function in detail which constitutes the power plans.
Power plan
*1
Balanced
*1
Power saver
High
*1
performance
Panasonic Power
Management (Standard)
Panasonic Power
Management
(Presentation)
Panasonic Power
Management (Mobile)
Panasonic Power
Management (Power
Saving)
Panasonic Power
Management
(Better Heat Dispersion)
*1
Standard power plan for Windows
*2
Default setting
Scene
Normal use
When you rarely use
application software or
peripheral devices
When you frequently use
application software or
peripheral devices
Normal use
*2
When making a
presentation
When using the computer
with the battery on the
road, etc.
When you want to minimize
the power consumption (i.e.
when using the computer
with the battery, etc.)
When the computer is hot
Contents (default setting)
Power consumption is increased or reduced when
necessary.
[Turning display off], [Setting the computer to Sleep], etc. are
the same settings as for [Panasonic Power Management],
but [Wireless Adaptor Settings], etc. in [Wireless Adaptor
Settings] of [Change advanced power settings] differ.
Lowered performance saves power. The battery operation
time and life become longer.
Computer processing speed takes priority and power
consumption increases.
Power consumption is increased or reduced when
necessary. Recommended for most environments.
Power is saved. To prevent the screen from darkening during
presentation, screen saver use and automatic sleep are
forbidden.
Power is saved when the battery is used. When the AC
adaptor is connected, the performance takes priority.
Lowered performance saves power. The battery operation
time becomes longer.
Heat generation from the computer is reduced by lowering
the performance or setting the cooling fan to high speed.
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