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LED Power State Description Explanation
Amber Working Suspended Power consumption is reduced. In Windows 95,
simply press a key to return the system to the On
state. In Windows NT, press and hold the Standby
button to power down the computer.
Off Mechanical
Off
Off No power consumption.
To return the system to the Working state, press
the Standby button to restart the system.
Automatic Shutdown Utility (Windows NT)
The Intergraph Automatic Shutdown Utility for Windows NT allows you to select among
various shutdown options. This utility provides additional options over the standard
shutdown options available from the operating system Start menu. To access Help for this
utility, from the operating system Start menu, click Programs, click Automatic Shutdown
Utility, and then click Automatic Shutdown Help.
Starting the Automatic Shutdown Utility
Use one of the following methods to start the Automatic Shutdown Utility:
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Double-click the Automatic Shutdown Utility icon in the taskbar tray.
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From the operating system Start menu, click Programs, click Automatic Shutdown
Utility, and then click Automatic Shutdown Utility.
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While the system is running, momentarily press the Standby button.
Setting Time in the Automatic Shutdown Utility
By default, the Automatic Shutdown Utility is set for a 10-second delay when starting
shutdown. You can use the slider under Time Remaining to set the delay up to 30 seconds.
You should not set the delay to less than 5 seconds, to ensure that you have time to stop
system shutdown if needed.
Configuring the Automatic Shutdown Utility
Before you use the Automatic Shutdown Utility, you must configure it. Double-click the
Automatic Shutdown Utility icon in the taskbar tray. The Automatic System Shutdown
dialog box displays.
Choose a shutdown option and click Apply, then click Start Shutdown. After you start the
system again, the utility will use the settings you selected.
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