3 Using Your Laptop
SA200
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Hot Keys and Keyboard Controls
One of the most convenient features of the SA200 is its host of
keyboard controls. You can change many laptop settings simply by
pressing a combination of keys. Hot key refers to the key or key
combination you use to activate a control.
Some hot keys implement permanent settings. These settings are
retained in your laptop’s non-volatile memory even when you turn
your laptop off. Hot key <Fn+
→
> (Increase Contrast), for
example, is a permanent setting. If you press <Fn+
→
> to increase
your display’s contrast, your laptop retains this setting (even when
you turn the computer off) until you change this setting again.
Other hot keys implement temporary settings. These settings are
not retained when you turn your laptop off and affect only your
current laptop session. NumLk (numeric keypad control)
<Fn+F7>, for example, is a temporary setting.
Setup Control
Fn+F1
Access Notebook Manager
When you press this key combination, you will access
the Notebook Manager program.
Power Management Controls
Following are descriptions of your laptop’s power management
controls and the keys you use to activate them.
Fn+F2
Suspend to Disk Mode Switch
When you press this key combination, your system
emits one short beep and enters Suspend to Disk mode.
This is the most advanced power saving feature. In
Suspend mode, almost all devices are powered off.
Press the power button to resume from Suspend to Disk
Mode.
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