Panasonic CF-E1M - Manual (Page 19)

Resuming From the Hibernation Mode
Power Indicator power switch and hold it for approximately one second until the power indicator
turns on before releasing it.
The power indicator lamp lights green and the display returns to the state before the power
was cut (i.c., resume).
r
Be sure not to use the keyboard or mouse while data is being read from the hard disk.
If the computer enters hibernation mode and resumes under the condition that an
external drive (such as a hard disk drive or PD drive that uses a PC Card) is con­
nected, the number of windows of the connected drive may increase.
X note >
Do not enter the hibernation mode for the following cases.
There are cases where the following functions or peripheral devices do not operate
properly.
• While communications software is running
• While audio media is being played or recorded
• While moving images arc being played or captured (i.c., saved).
• While a peripheral device like a PC Card (SCSI or ATA card) is being used.
• While a floppy disk drive or the hard disk drive is being used.
• While a DVD-ROM drive or USB device (excluding the keyboard and mouse
provided with this computer) is being used.
• When a file in an external drive connected to the USB port is used.
What not to do when the computer is entering the hibernation mode or resuming
• When the computer is entering the hibernation mode, do not press the reset
switch. Data that had not been saved will be lost.
• When resuming, do not operate the mouse or keyboard until Windows com­
pletely starts up.
Unable to enter the hibernation mode
• With an operating system (OS) other than Windows, the power of the display
may not resume properly or the computer may be unable to enter the hiberna­
tion mode.
• The computer may be unable to enter the hibernation mode when there is soft­
ware residing in memory.
Terminology
Resume:
To return to the original state when the computer is turned on again from the hiber­
nation mode.
Resident software (resident programs):
Software that works while nonnally maintained in memory (or, is able to work at any
time).
19