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Using Your Green PC Features
If you have an Energy Starcompliant monitor, your computer
places the monitor, the hard disk drive, or both into a
low-power standby mode when the keyboard or mouse has
been inactive for the time periods you select in SETUP. See
Chapter 2 for information on setting these values.
When your system is in standby mode, the NumLock light on
your keyboard flashes and your screen is blank. (Screens on
noncompliant monitors go blank, but do not enter low-power
standby mode.) Press any key or move the mouse to resume
activity.
If the hard disk drive is in standby mode, it doesn’t return to
active mode until you access it. You’ll hear it start again. It will
take a few seconds to reach its operating speed and read or
write to the disk. The hard disk drive access light turns on
when the system begins accessing the disk.
Note
Some hard disk drives do not support a low-power standby
mode. Also, the delay caused by the hard disk drive
returning to active mode may cause errors in some
applications. If you have problems, you may want to disable
the standby mode for the hard disk drive.
Using Your Computer
3-3
- User’s Guide 1
- Important Safety Instructions 3
- Introduction 6
- 2 Introduction 7
- Optional Equipment 8
- System Memory 8
- Video Memory 8
- Cache Memory 9
- SVGA and IDE Drivers 10
- How to Use This Manual 11
- CompuServe On-line Support 13
- Contents 14
- Removing Options 15
- Setting Up Your System 18
- Unpacking Your Computer 19
- Connecting System Components 21
- Connecting a Monitor 22
- Using the parallel port 24
- Using the serial ports 24
- Turning On the Computer 25
- Turning Off the Computer 27
- Chapter 2 28
- Using SETUP 28
- Starting the SETUP Program 29
- Using the System Setup Option 31
- Checking System Memory 31
- Setting the diskette drive(s) 32
- Using the 33
- System Setup Options 33
- Configuring cache memory 34
- Configuring memory shadow 34
- A: then C: 35
- C: then A: 35
- The other 36
- POST errors 36
- Deleting passwords 38
- Using the Green PC Features 40
- Viewing the System Summary 41
- Exiting SETUP 42
- Post-SETUP Procedures 43
- Installing the IDE Driver 43
- Installing Video Drivers 45
- Chapter 3 46
- Using Your Computer 46
- Using Energy Wisely 47
- Using Your Green PC Features 48
- Stopping a Command or Program 50
- Resetting the Computer 50
- Using a Password 51
- Changing the Processor Speed 53
- Chapter 4 54
- Removing the Cover 55
- Replacing the Cover 57
- Changing the Jumper Settings 60
- Processor 61
- Setting the Jumpers 62
- 2-pin On 63
- Inserting SIMMs 66
- Removing SIMMs 67
- Installing an Option Card 69
- Removing an Option Card 72
- Adding Video Memory 73
- Installing External Cache 75
- Upgrading the Microprocessor 78
- Chapter 5 81
- Removing the Mounting Frames 85
- Connecting the Drive Cables 89
- Installing the Drive 97
- Installing 101
- Post-installation Procedures 102
- Troubleshooting 103
- The Computer Will Not Start 105
- The Computer Does Not Respond 106
- Keyboard Problems 107
- Monitor Problems 108
- Diskette Problems 109
- Diskette Drive Problems 110
- Hard Disk Drive Problems 110
- Password Problems 112
- Software Problems 113
- Printer Problems 114
- Memory Module Problems 115
- Mouse Problems 116
- Controller Problems 116
- External Cache Problems 117
- Internal Battery Problems 117
- Appendix 118
- Specifications 118
- CPU and Memory 118
- Controllers 120
- Interfaces 120
- Mass storage 121
- Keyboard 122
- SETUP Program 122
- Physical Characteristics 122
- Power Supply 123
- Option Slot Power limits 123
- Environmental Requirements 123
- Video Resolutions and Colors 124
- Hard Disk Drive Types 125
- Specifications A-9 126
- Drive Option lnformation 127
- DMA Assignments 128
- Hardware Interrupts 129
- System Memory Map 130
- System I/O Address Map 131
- Specifications A-15 132
- System Board Components 133
- Microprocessor Upgrades 134
- Connector Pin Assignments 135
- Tested Operating Environments 136
- Options Available from EPSON 137
- Glossary 138
- Local bus 139
- Microprocessor 139
- Parallel 139
- Power-on diagnostics 140
- Real Time clock 140
- Shadow RAM 140
- Epson America (USA) 150
- EPSON America (lnternational) 150
- EPSON Worldwide Subsidiaries 151
- Distributors 152
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