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Elite 2 User's Manual Batteries
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When the battery charge is depleted to approximately its 10-15% level, the notebook is
said to reach the Battery LOW 1 state. There are two scenarios:
•
If this is the only battery pack, the system will give out three long
beeps.
•
The battery power form Slot B battery pack had already been
exhausted. The Elite 2 is currently drawing power from the Slot A
battery pack and Slot A battery pack has reached 10-15% level. The
system will give out three long beeps.
In both scenarios, the system will continue to draw power from this
battery pack until the
Slot A battery pack reaches Battery Low 2 level.
Battery LOW 2
The Elite 2 is said to reach the Battery LOW 2 state, when the battery (as mentioned in
Battery Low 1) is depleted to approximately 5-10% level. In this case, the
system will give out a continuous beep. If
Suspend-To-Disk file has been
created and Suspend Mode (refer to Chapter 11.5 ) set to DISK ,
Suspend-To-Disk will be performed automatically by the system. For
detail on Suspend-To-Disk file , refer to Chapter 10 . Without the
Suspend-To-Disk file , you are running the risk of running out of power
soon. If you haven't saved your work, now is definitely a good time.
Otherwise all modifications you have made since last save will be lost.
The buzzing sound can be turned OFF via Hot Keys < Fn > < F5 >.
6.6 Battery Maintenance
To maintain the battery pack's maximum capacity, you should occasionally let the Elite
2 deplete its battery power completely before recharging.
To carry out a complete depletion of the battery, disconnect the AC adapter and let your
Elite 2 consume the remaining battery power. To speed up the depletion, use the FDD
and HDD as much as possible, and the LCD be set as bright as possible. When the
battery is empty, wait for the
Elite 2 to cool down (especially the battery). The
temperature should be within 15-25°C (59-77
°
F). Then insert the AC adapter to
recharge the battery.