Aptiva - What features are associated with Advanced Power Management (APM)

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Aptiva - What features are associated with Advanced Power Management (APM)

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Advanced Power Management features associated with Rapid Resume.

WAKE UP ON RING

Allows your system to turn on whenever the phone rings (such as when receiving a fax).

STANDBY

Standby allows your computer to enter a low energy mode when periods of 15 minutes or greater pass without activity. If an application needs to access the hard disk(s) while in the low power mode, the hard disk(s) will automatically power up ready-to-use. In addition, the CPU may be halted while the system is in Standby. Yet when activity is detected, the computer
will automatically exit Standby.

SCHEDULER

The Scheduler program will automatically start an event at any time, even if your computer is off.

How Do I Configure Rapid Resume, Wake Up on Ring and Standby?

Q: How do I configure Rapid Resume, Standby, and Wake Up on Ring?

A: To configure the On/Off button for Rapid Resume and other Advanced
Power Management features, do the following:

1. Start or restart your computer, when the screen appears "Press <F1> to go to the Setup Utility", press <F1>.
2. At the Setup Utility Main Menu, select Rapid Resume, then press <Enter>.
3. At the Rapid Resume menu, select Rapid Resume Advanced Options, then press <Enter>.
4. Scroll down to the On/Off Button Mode option, then use the left or right arrow key to change the selection to Enable or Disable the feature. (If necessary, change the time.)
5. Press <Esc> until the 'Exit Setup Utility' screen appears, then press <Enter>. Your settings are then saved.

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Power Management

Date Created

19-03-97

Last Updated

10-12-98

Revision Date

10-12-99

Brand

IBM Aptiva

Product Family

Aptiva

Machine Type

2144, 2168, 2176, 2134

Model

6R6; 6R7; C21; C32; 6R9; C31; C54; C5D; F31; 6R8; 7R1; 7R2; 7R3; 7R4; 7R5; 7R6; 7R7; 7R8; 7R9; 7RO; 8R1; 8R2; 8R3; 8RO; C23; C33; C35; C53; C55; C57; C5H; C65; C66; C67; C69; C73; C75; C77; C79; C7H; F23; F35; F57; F69; F79; 5R5; M91; 2R5; 2R7; 2R8; M30; M35; M50; 2R6; 4R7; 4R8; M40; M54; M58; 3R0; 3R8; M60; M70; 3R4; 3R6; 4R1; 4R9; M31; M51; M52; M63; 2R9; 3R1; 3R3; 3R5; 3R7; 3R9; 4R0; 4R2; 4R3; M41; M53; M55; M56; M57; M61; M62; M71; M72; 5R1; 6R3; A10; A12; A14; 5R2; 5R3; 5R6; 5R8; 5R9; 6R0; 6R4; 6R5; A15; A40; A44; A45; A50; A51; A52; A90; A92; A94; 1R2; 66P; 67P; 86P; OR8; 1R1; 1R3; 1R5; 22P; 24P; 25P; 27P; 29P; 63P; 67P; 82P; 83P; OR6; OR7; OR9; 1R0; 1R1; 26P; 62P; 2R0; P30

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	Hint Category	Power Management
	Date Created	19-03-97
	Last Updated	10-12-98
	Revision Date	10-12-99
	Brand	IBM Aptiva
	Product Family	Aptiva
	Machine Type	2144, 2168, 2176, 2134
	Model	6R6; 6R7; C21; C32; 6R9; C31; C54; C5D; F31; 6R8; 7R1; 7R2; 7R3; 7R4; 7R5; 7R6; 7R7; 7R8; 7R9; 7RO; 8R1; 8R2; 8R3; 8RO; C23; C33; C35; C53; C55; C57; C5H; C65; C66; C67; C69; C73; C75; C77; C79; C7H; F23; F35; F57; F69; F79; 5R5; M91; 2R5; 2R7; 2R8; M30; M35; M50; 2R6; 4R7; 4R8; M40; M54; M58; 3R0; 3R8; M60; M70; 3R4; 3R6; 4R1; 4R9; M31; M51; M52; M63; 2R9; 3R1; 3R3; 3R5; 3R7; 3R9; 4R0; 4R2; 4R3; M41; M53; M55; M56; M57; M61; M62; M71; M72; 5R1; 6R3; A10; A12; A14; 5R2; 5R3; 5R6; 5R8; 5R9; 6R0; 6R4; 6R5; A15; A40; A44; A45; A50; A51; A52; A90; A92; A94; 1R2; 66P; 67P; 86P; OR8; 1R1; 1R3; 1R5; 22P; 24P; 25P; 27P; 29P; 63P; 67P; 82P; 83P; OR6; OR7; OR9; 1R0; 1R1; 26P; 62P; 2R0; P30
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