A. Standby is a low power setting for all of the unit's functions. It shuts off the display, powers down the hard drive and places the CPU into low power mode to help conserve power but keep the unit active. This setting defines the amount of time the unit must be idle and inactive before going into Standby mode. A. Suspend Mode determines the behavior of the Suspend operation. DRAM allows the unit to suspend to RAM only.
DISK allows for suspend to the hard disk suspend partition only.
A. Suspend Time-out specifies the amount of time that the unit must be in Standby mode before the unit will then change to Suspend Mode. When Suspend Mode is set to AUTO, this setting specifies the amount of time the unit must be in Suspend mode before it will save all information from RAM onto a special location of the Hard Disk and then shut down the unit completely. This defines the amount of time that the unit must be idle before the LCD will shut down. Pressing a key will bring it back. It powers down the Hard Disk if it is inactive for the specified amount of time.