NEC Versa LX, Руководство пользователя

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System Configuration and Setup 2-21
– Auto Suspend Timeout — Defines how much time elapses before the
system automatically enters Suspend Mode.
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LCD Suspend/Resume — Allows you to suspend/resume when the LCD
panel is opened and closed.
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Suspend Option — Allows you to specify either Suspend or Save to File
(STF) as the default power management mode. In Suspend, after a
specified amount of inactivity, your Versa shuts down all devices as you
specified in Power Management Setup or applies default timeouts. All
your data is automatically recovered from where you left off when you
resume.
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Automatic STF — After 30 minutes in Suspend mode the current file is
automatically saved to a special file on the hard disk and the system shuts
down. To resume, you must press the power button. The system reads the
saved file and sets up your system accordingly.
If Auto Save to File is set to Off and HDPREPEZ is present, pressing the
Fn-Power/Sleep
key combination puts the system into Save to File
mode.
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Panel Backlight — Lets you select the LCD screen backlight intensity.
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Suspend Warning Tone — Specifies whether the system warning tone
sounds when Suspend mode starts. It is best to keep this option enabled.
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Modem Ring Resume — Lets you choose whether the system resumes
automatically when an external modem receives a ring signal.
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Wake Up from Suspend Alarm/Resume Alarm Time — Lets you set a
resume time from Suspend mode.
Boot Device Setup
Boot Device Setup allows you to define the following functions.
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Quick Boot — Specifies whether or not the system performs all tests
during system boot.
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Docking Station Video — Selects whether or not the Docking Station
video card is enabled at system boot.
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Bootup NumLock — Specifies whether NumLock is On or Off at system
startup.
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Boot Devices — Specifies the sequence of boot devices and whether or
not the system attempts to boot from a device other than those specified.
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Other Boot Devices — Allows you to specify IDE devices as bootable
devices.