IBM L40 SX, Quick Reference

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Operating Your Computer 65
option1 First Value Second Value
[SET] PO wer off XX minutes (0-20)
[SET] R eversed*
[SET] SER ial OF f | O n
[SET] SER ial A dapter OF f | O n
Notes:
The following explains [SET] , SET , and — in the left column of this table.
[SET] Indicates that you can omit the value, SET , for option1 , If
you specify SET , the command you enter is stored and
remains in the computer memory even though the power,
switch is turned off. If you do not specify
SET , the
command is no longer in effect when the power switch is
turned off.
SET Indicates that you cannot omit the value, SET , for option1 .
— Indicates that you cannot specify the value, SET , for
option 1.
* Indicates that this command is not supported in the OS/2
environment.
Usage Note: When using any of these commands, type only
highlighted letters in the above tables.
Examples: The following shows some examples of commands to
modify the operational features.
Command Meaning
PS2
Displays the Set Features Menu.
PS2 XXXX
Shows the command syntax if XXXX is invalid.
PS2 ?
You can see all available commands in format
on the screen using this command.
PS2 H
Shows instructions on how to use the commands.
PS2 K S F
Sets the highest keyboard speed.
PS2 SET LO OF
Sets the battery-low alarm to off. This command
is restored at the next system power up.
PS2 OF
Enters Suspend Mode immediately.
PS2 ON 23:59:01
Returns to Resume Mode at 23:59:01.