System Power States - Intergraph InterServe 80 SL System Setup

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The Standby button is a momentary contact switch that you push to power up the computer,
wake up the computer, or power down the computer. See the following table for details on
using the Standby button.
If InterServe 80 SL is...
Off (no LEDs on)
Working (green LED on)
Unresponsive
(green LED on)
Remember the following guidelines for using the Standby button:
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To power down if the system is unresponsive to mouse or keyboard actions, press and
hold the Standby button for four seconds.
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To power down during normal operation, do not use the Standby button. Instead,
double-click the Automatic Shutdown Utility icon in the taskbar tray.
For details on using the Automatic Shutdown Utility, refer to the following sections.

System Power States

The advanced power management features of the InterServe 80 SL help you save energy and
prolong system life. These features also provide for future functionality, such as remote
system wake up. See the online System Introduction delivered with the system for details.
NOTE Remember that the InterServe 80 SL is always powered on when it is connected to AC
power.
One of the power management features is the implementation of power states. The upper
LED on the front panel indicates the system's current power state, as shown in the following
table.
LED
Green
Off
Press Standby Button
Momentarily (< 1 sec)
Momentarily (< 1 sec)
And hold (> 4 sec)
Power State Description Explanation
Working On
Mechanical Off
Off
To...
Start up
Run Automatic Shutdown Utility
Power down
System is fully usable; power conservation is on a
per-device basis.
No power consumption. The system is
disconnected from AC power.
To return the system to the Working state, you
must reconnect the power cord and perform a full
system shutdown and restart using the Automatic
Shutdown Utility.