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NOTE: With systems running under ACPI, power management settings are controlled from the Power
Management Properties window in the Control Panel.
A change to the Power Management option takes effect immediately (rebooting is not required).
Primary Hard Drive
Primary Hard Drive displays the capacity of your computer's hard-disk drive. No user-selectable settings
are available for this option.
Primary Password
Primary Password displays the current status of the primary password and allows you to assign or change
this password.
Settings for this option are:
Disabled (the default) — Indicates that no primary password is assigned
Enabled — Indicates that a primary password is currently assigned
If you assign a primary password, the computer prompts you for the password each time you boot the
computer.
NOTICE: The password features provide a high level of security for the data in your computer.
However, they are not foolproof. If your data requires more security, you should obtain and use
additional forms of protection, such as data encryption programs or PC Cards with encryption
features.
Ring/Event Resume
Ring/Event Resume lets you determine if the computer exits suspend mode when an installed modem card
receives an incoming call. This feature is supported if the optional internal modem is installed; to use this
feature with a modem PC card, it must be supported by the PC Card and by your operating system.
NOTE: With systems running under ACPI, power management settings are controlled from the Power
Management Properties window in the Control Panel. Certain features require configuration
through the Power Management Properties window and others may not function with ACPI.
Settings for this option are:
Enabled (the default) — Resumes normal operation when the computer detects a modem ring
Disabled — Keeps the computer in suspend mode when the computer detects a modem ring
NOTES: Dell recommends that you set Ring/Event Resume to Disabled when an external serial
device, other than a modem, is connected to your computer.
- About This Guide 2
- Other Documents You May Need 3
- Notational Conventions 3
- Typographical Conventions 3
- Features 7
- Available Options 9
- Getting Help 10
- User's Guide 11
- Series User's Guide 13
- Setting the Advanced Options 14
- Travel Tips 18
- Connectors 29
- 14.1-Inch Display 30
- Keyboard 31
- AC Adapter 32
- Physical 33
- Environmental (Computer) 33
- Touch Pad 34
- Track Stick 34
- Help Overview 36
- Contacting Dell 36
- Using the Modular Bay 37
- Software 37
- BayManager Software 38
- Starting the Dell Diagnostics 44
- How to Use Dell Diagnostics 46
- Using the AC Adapter 49
- Connecting the AC Adapter 49
- Turning the Computer On 50
- About PC Cards 51
- Installing PC Cards 51
- Removing PC Cards 52
- Configuring PC Cards 53
- About the Batteries 54
- Charging a Hot Battery 54
- Battery Usage 55
- Installing a Second Battery 56
- Battery Charge Gauge 58
- Second Low-Battery Warning 59
- First Low-Battery Warning 59
- Charging the Battery 60
- Detecting Battery Problems 60
- Battery Disposal 61
- About Battery Power 61
- Using the Drives 62
- Types of Supported Discs 63
- Cursor Pointing Devices 65
- Using the Touch Pad 65
- Using the Track Stick 66
- Changing the Track Stick Cap 67
- Adjusting the Brightness 69
- Expanded Video Mode 69
- Customizing Video Resolution 72
- Dual-Display Mode 72
- If You Have Display Problems 73
- Asset Tag Utility 77
- S-Video TV-Out 83
- Diskette Drive 85
- Using an External Monitor 87
- Embedded Numeric Keypad 88
- Display Key Combinations 89
- Speaker Key Combinations 91
- About the I/O Connectors 93
- Video Connector 94
- Parallel Connector 94
- Docking Connector 94
- USB Connector 94
- PS/2 Connector 94
- Serial Connector 95
- AC Power Connector 95
- Infrared Port 95
- Closing the Display 99
- Suspend Mode 99
- Standby Mode 100
- ENERGY STAR 104
- Overview 105
- Installing Docking Drivers 106
- Installing Video Drivers 107
- Installing Audio Drivers 108
- Installing Infrared Drivers 111
- Installing System Utilities 112
- Back to Contents Page 114
- Alarm Resume 128
- Asset Tag 128
- Audio Mode 128
- Battery Status 129
- BIOS Version 129
- Boot First Device 129
- Boot Second Device 130
- Boot Third Device 131
- Boot Speed 131
- Brightness 132
- Click Volume 132
- Configure Setup 132
- CPU Serial Number 132
- Disk Time-out 133
- Diskette Drive A 133
- Diskette Drive B 134
- Diskette Reconfig 134
- Display Close 134
- Display Time-out 134
- Docking Ethernet 135
- Docking IRQ 135
- Docking Status 135
- External Hot Key 135
- Hard-disk Drive Password(s) 136
- Infrared Data Port 136
- Parallel Mode 138
- Pointing Device 138
- Power Management 138
- Primary Hard Drive 139
- Primary Password 139
- Ring/Event Resume 139
- S2D Time-out 140
- Serial Port 140
- Service Tag 141
- Smart CPU Mode 141
- Intel SpeedStep™ Setup 142
- Suspend Time-out 142
- System Memory 143
- System Primary 143
- Universal Connect 144
- Video Memory 144
- Wakeup on LAN 144
- Windows NT Only): 145
- Error Messages 147
- System Flash Codes 150
- Memory Allocations 152
- I/O Memory Map 153
- Problems With Your Order 157
- Product Information 158
- Before You Call 158
- International Dialing Codes 161
- Americas Contact Numbers 162
- Europe Contact Numbers 164
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