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Power saving and ergonometry, Table, Power saving and ergonometry for apm systems – HP A7818-IE002 User Manual

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System Overview

Power Saving And Ergonometry

Chapter 1

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Power Saving And Ergonometry

Depending on the operating system, the following power-management types are
available:

No sleeping state: Windows NT 4.0 (Full On and Off).

ACPI: Windows 2000 or XP (Full On, Standby, Hibernate, Off).

Power Saving And Ergonometry For APM Systems

Power Saving Modes And Resume Events For ACPI Systems

Windows
2000/XP

Windows NT 4.0

A
P
M

Full On

Not Supported
by Windows 2000

Supported

Suspend

Not Supported by
Windows NT 4.0

Off

Supported

A
C
P
I

Standby (S1
or S3)

Supported
(implemented as
S3, Suspend to
RAM)

APM
only
Operating
System

Hibernate
(S4)

Supported

Off (S5)

Supported

Full On

Suspend

a

a. Not supported by Windows NT 4.0.

Off

Processor

Normal speed

Halted

Halted

Display

On

Blanked, <5W (typ)

Blanked, <5W (typ)

Hard disk drive

Normal speed

Halted

Halted

Power
consumption

Supports up to
320W

<40W (230V, 50Hz)
<21W (115V, 60Hz)

(plugged in but turned
off) <5W (average)

Resume events

Keyboard, network
(RWU), modem, USB

Power button or RPO

Resume delay

A few seconds

Boot delay

Full On

(S0)

Suspend (S1)

Suspend to

RAM (S3)

Suspend to

Disk (S4)

Off (S5)

Processor

Normal
speed

Halted

Off

Off

Off

Display

On

Blanked

Off

Off

Off