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PCI6000 User’s Manual
Chapter 24
PCI6000 Front Buttons
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Backlight Control
By using the 2 buttons light up and down the backlight may be adjusted. Typical range will
be from 30 - 100%. This may be used to lower the backlight intensity and with that extend-
ing backlight lifetime or to synchronize light intensity of several PCI6000 placed in the
same area.
Power ON/OFF
This button may be used to power up or down the PCI6000. A short push will force win-
dows to try to go into suspend mode if this is supported. A long press more than app. 4 sec.
will force the PCI6000 to power off. The 4 sec. period may be changed to 0 sec. in the
BIOS setting. Find more information in chapter 25.
Indicators
Power
: Indicates that system is powered on.
Standby
: Indicates that system is powered off and may be powered on by
pressing the “power” button. Main power should be disconnect-
ed before trying to access the system hardware.
Service
: Indicates by red colour that system is not running within the
required specifications. Please check chapter 22.
NumLock
: Indicates that the NumLock is active.
CapsLock
: Indicates that the CapsLock is active.
ScrollLock
: Indicates that the ScrollLock is active.
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