Internal Modem; Infrared Port - Fujitsu 735Dx User Manual

S e c t i o n T w o
Resume button. This parameter is enabled and
disabled in the BIOS setup utility.
Windows 95 Control Panel
The Power icon in the Wi n dows 95 Con tro l
Pa n el all ows you to en a ble or disable all the
power managem ent set ti n gs wh i ch can be made
f rom the de s k top. Sel ecting "All ow Wi n dows to
m a n a ge power use on this com p uter "a ll ows the
opera ting sys tem to en a ble Phoenix Tech n o l ogi e s
Power Pa n el and Wi n dows 95 Con trol panel
s et ti n gs . Wh en Wi n dows 95 power managem en t
is disabl ed the BIOS setup uti l i ty set ti n gs wi ll
con trol your power saving para m eters .
(See pa ges 81-87 for the BIOS setup uti l i ty
Power Savi n gs menu. )
The Windows 95 Control Panel Power
Management dialog box lets you set different
hard drive timeouts for battery and AC power
operation and to set PC Card modem
power parameters.
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P O I N T
You must restart your notebook for
Windows 95 Control panel setting
changes to take affect.

INTERNAL MODEM

Your internal modem is a fax/data/voice
modem controlled by Windows 95,LapLink,
MegaPhone or other software. The voice func-
tions of the modem include speakerphone,
caller ID and answering machine capabilities.
The answering machine capabilities require the
use of third party software not included with
your notebook. The other features are accessible
via Windows 95,LapLink or MegaPhone.
(See page 3 for caution on modem.)

INFRARED PORT

Infrared IrDA-compatible communication is a
function that allows for wireless data transfer
between your notebook and other IrDA-com-
patible devices. Examples of IrDA-compatible
devices are another computer or a printer.
When carrying out this kind of communica-
tion, both devices must be set so their infrared
ports are directly facing each other without
obstructions.A distance of 6" to 36" between
the device ports is ideal. Dirt or scratches on
the lens of your notebook or the other device
will degrade performance. This is especially
true for Fast IrDA applications such as a t rans-
fer to an Ethernet.
Before you can use the Infrared Port, you must
set it up in the Advanced Menu, Integrated
Peripherals submenu,in the BIOS setup utility
(page 68). Since your notebook supports both
IrDA 1.0 (115 Kbps) and IrDA 1.1 (4 Mbps)
transfers you must select the standard which is
compatible with the other device in the transfer.
(See the BIOS Setup Utility on page 67 for more
information.) LapLink software can be used for
Infrared file transfers. See your online help for
more information.