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Battery Charge Level and Power Management 7 The Stylistic 1200 pen tablet monitors the status of the battery pack. When the battery charge or voltage level drops to low levels, the system is forced into Idle or suspend mode to increase battery life and prevent data loss. Table 7-7 describes system operation for the different battery levels. Table 7-7 Low Battery Modes Mode Normal mode: Battery charge 12 to 100% or system connected to external power. Low battery mode: Battery charge below 12% (one “cell” icon in Battery Gauge blinking). Critically low battery mode: Battery charge at critically low level. Note that the percent of full battery charge cannot be determined for the critically low battery level. The circuit that detects the critically low voltage level monitors the battery voltage independent from the Power MCU. (The Power MCU calculates the percent of battery charge while the system operates above the critically low battery level.) Description Power management features operate normally. System is forced into low battery mode (CPU speed reduced to speed selected for Low Battery CPU Speed BIOS option). The low battery alarm (audible “beep”) is sounded if the Audio BIOS option is enabled. System is forced to suspend (suspend-to-RAM mode). System will not resume until a sufficiently charged battery back is installed or external power is connected. Note that in the event of a critically low battery, the system is forced into suspend-to-RAM mode regardless of the suspend mode setting in the BIOS. 7-10 System Power
Chapter 8 BIOS Configuration APIs This chapter describes BIOS configuration application programming interfaces (APIs) for the Stylistic 1200. Functions discussed in this chapter are included in DLLs that configure BIOS options and settings. These functions are the same for all supported operating systems (Windows for Workgroups 3.11, Windows 95, Windows 98, and Windows NT); however, the header and library files for the DLLs differ for between operating systems as noted in this chapter. These DLLs include functions that can be called from 16-bit and 32-bit Windows applications. To use these functions with your 16-bit application: • Include the file STSETUP.H in your program source code. Note that parameters and return values for these functions are symbols which are defined in this header file. • Ensure that the file STSET16.DLL is in the C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\ directory on your system at run time. (These files are distributed on the Stylistic 1200 Developer Utilities disk in the \DLL\STSETUP\ directory.) To use these functions with your 32-bit Windows 95 or Windows 98 application: • Include the file STSET32.H in your program source code. Note that parameters and return values for these functions are symbols which are defined in this header file. • Ensure that the files STSETUP.DLL, STSET16.DLL, and STSET32.DLL are in the C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\ directory on your system at run time. These files are distributed on the Stylistic 1200 Developer Utilities disk in the \DLL\STSETUP\ directory. (Note that STSET16.DLL allows STSET32.DLL to communicate with STSETUP.DLL and is required to support 32-bit applications at run time.) To use these functions with your Windows NT application: • Include the header file STSETUP.H in your program source code. This file is in the C:\i386\dev\ directory on Windows NT systems and is also distributed on the Windows NT upgrade CD-ROM for the Stylistic 1200. • If you are using implicit linking, you must also include the file STSETUP.LIB as a library file in your project files. This file is in the C:\i386\dev\ directory on Windows NT systems and is also distributed on the Windows NT upgrade CD-ROM for the Stylistic 1200. • At run time, the file STSETUP.DLL must be in the C:\WINNT\SYSTEM32\ directory on your system. This file is preinstalled on Windows NT systems and is also distributed on the Windows NT upgrade CD-ROM for the Stylistic 1200. A copy of this file is also located in the C:\i386\dev\ directory on Windows NT systems. (Note that although this file has the same name as the DLL for Windows 95 and Windows 98, the files are different and one should not be substituted for the other.) • Function prototypes and parameter values for this API are defined in the header file STBIOS.H. Most parameters and return values for these APIs are symbols which are defined in this header file. Function prototypes for these APIs are written in the C programming language and are described in this guide using C programming language syntax. Although ideally suited for program development using a compiler that supports the ANSI C or C++ standard, these functions can be called from applications developed in other programming languages, such as Microsoft Visual Basic, which allow you to use 8-1
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