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Turning Power On and Off
Limiting the Duration of the Sleep State
You can use the [Power Save Mode] setting (page 14-6-1) to limit the duration of the sleep
state that is entered by the Resume function. If you have “1 day” specified for [Power Save
Mode], for example, the ClassPad remains in the sleep state for one day after power is
turned off. After that, the ClassPad powers down completely, which deletes all data that was
backed up by the Resume function.
The following describes the difference between powering up from the sleep state and
powering up after the ClassPad powers down completely.
k Powering Up from the Sleep State
Power comes on immediately, with all data backed up by the Resume function restored.
k Powering Up after Complete Power Down
1. Press the o key or tap the ClassPad screen.
• This causes the ClassPad to perform it startup routine, which takes a little time to
complete.
2. The application menu will appear after you finish the touch panel alignment procedure.
Tip
• See “14-6 Configuring Power Properties” for information about changing the [Power Save Mode]
setting.
- ClassPad 300 1
- FCC WARNING 2
- Declaration of Conformity 2
- Getting Ready 3
- 6. User Registration 8
- Handling Precautions 9
- Backing Up Data 10
- Contents 12
- Appendix 22
- 1 Keypad 23
- 2 Icon panel 23
- 3 Cursor key 23
- 4 Menu bar 24
- 5 Toolbar 24
- 6 Soft keyboard 24
- Getting Acquainted 26
- 1-1 General Guide 27
- General Guide 28
- Turning Power On and Off 32
- 1-3 Using the Icon Panel 33
- Built-in Applications 34
- Scroll down button 35
- Scrollbar 35
- Scroll up button 35
- Application Window 38
- Using a Dual Window Display 38
- Menu bar 39
- Using the 41
- Using Check Boxes 43
- Using Option Buttons 44
- Using the Settings Menu 45
- Toolbar 46
- List of options 46
- Tap here to toggle 46
- Status bar 47
- Break dialog box 48
- Draw is paused at the point 48
- The soft 49
- Press k 49
- To display the 2D 51
- Tap here 51
- Cutting causes the original 55
- 20030601 59
- Initially, the cursor 64
- ∫, tap b 65
- ∫, tap a 65
- 1-7 Variables and Folders 66
- Variable Types 67
- “NewFolder” 69
- Creating and Using Variables 70
- Assign key 71
- (mth) and 2D soft keyboards 71
- Variables and Folders 72
- Locking a Variable or Folder 75
- Variable Manager Overview 77
- Exiting the Variable Manager 78
- Variable Manager Views 78
- Current folder 79
- Using the Variable Manager 81
- Variable Operations 83
- Using the Main 90
- 2-1 Main Application Overview 91
- Calculation 92
- Main Application Overview 93
- Using Main Application Modes 94
- 2-2 Basic Calculations 97
- Using the e Key 98
- Calculation Error 99
- Calculation Priority Sequence 100
- Calculation Modes 101
- Basic Calculations 102
- Important! 103
- Scroll button 104
- Scroll bar 104
- Re-calculating an Expression 105
- Re-calculated 106
- 2-4 Function Calculations 108
- Function Calculations 109
- 39 = 2 Func l 3 , 9 w or 110
- ∞, const, constn) 119
- ∞ Infinity lim (1/x 119
- 2-5 List Calculations 120
- List Calculations 121
- Using a List in a Calculation 122
- Inputting Matrix Data 123
- Row Column 124
- 20021201 125
- 20030201 126
- 2-7 Using the Action Menu 129
- Example Screenshots 130
- Displaying the Action Menu 131
- Using the Action Menu 132
- Using the Calculation Submenu 136
- × ln(x) 137
- = 1 and x = 2 137
- = 1 through x =10 138
- = 1 through 138
- x < 3 139
- x < 2 and n = 1 139
- x < 5 140
- + 1 and x 142
- – 2)/(x + 1) 142
- Using the Complex Submenu 143
- Using the List-Create Submenu 145
- Using the Vector Submenu 162
- + 4y = 5, 2x – 3y = –8 167
- +1 = 3an–1 with the initial 168
- + 3 = 5x – x 169
- – 3 170
- = 3 or x > 2 171
- < 2 xor x < 3 171
- Using the Assistant Submenu 172
- Using the Interactive Menu 173
- Using the “apply” Command 176
- = f(x) 178
- z = f(x, y) 178
- Graph window, see Chapter 5 179
- Graph: @, Numeric Solver: 1) 180
- Folders” 184
- An ellipse 186
- A point and its image 187
- Using the Table Window # 188
- • This creates the table 189
- Using the Graph & Table 190
- Application 190
- Graph Editor 191
- Graph window 191
- Message box 191
- Line numbers 191
- Table window 192
- (4) Tap $ 199
- • This graphs the expression 199
- 3-2 Using the Graph Window 202
- Using the Graph Window 203
- Graph controller arrows 206
- Zooming the Graph Window 207
- Box Zoom Result 208
- 3-3 Storing Functions 212
- Specifying the Function Type 213
- Storing a Function 214
- Storing Functions 215
- Using Built-in Functions 216
- Editing Stored Functions 217
- Graphing a Stored Function 218
- Line style area 219
- Check box 219
- 3-4 Using Table & Graph 222
- Slope” check box is selected 223
- Using Table & Graph 224
- Current function type 225
- Added line 227
- The new line contains the 227
- Generating a Summary Table 230
- 3-5 Modifying a Graph 237
- Modifying a Graph 238
- Variables (Dynamic Modify) 240
- 3-6 Using the Sketch Menu 243
- Using the Sketch Menu 244
- 3-7 Using Trace 248
- Using Trace 249
- G-Solve Menu Overview 253
- Using G-Solve Menu Commands 254
- Result Screenshot 259
- Using the Conics 262
- Conics Editor window 263
- Conics Graph window 263
- Conics Application Overview 264
- Angle unit Complex mode 266
- Inputting Equations 267
- Input the equation here 269
- 4-3 Drawing a Conics Graph 270
- Drawing a Conics Graph 271
- Drawing a Circle 273
- Drawing an Ellipse 274
- Drawing a Hyperbola 275
- Drawing a General Conics 277
- Displaying the G-Solve Menu 279
- Using the 3D Graph 284
- 3D Graph Editor 285
- 3D Graph window 285
- 3D Graph Application Overview 286
- Using 3D Graph Editor Sheets 289
- 5-3 Drawing a 3D Graph 291
- 3D Graph Example 293
- Drawing a 3D Graph 294
- Rotating the Graph Manually 296
- Initializing the Graph Window 296
- Dialog Box” on page 13-3-6 297
- The message “z-Cal” on the 298
- 3D Graph window indicates a 298
- Using the Sequence 299
- Sequence Application Window 300
- Sequence Application Overview 301
- Clear Sheet 302
- Draw a connect type graph 303
- Draw a plot type graph 303
- G-Connect 303
- Input the “rSolve” function 304
- Input the “Σ” function 304
- Generating a Number Table 307
- +1 = 2an+1, a1 = 1 309
- 1 = an + 2, a1 = 1 311
- 1], =, [n,an], [an], + 311
- + 2n – 1 in the 312
- 6-4 Using LinkTrace 313
- Using the Statistics 314
- List Editor Window Status Bar 318
- 7-2 Using List Editor 319
- Using List Editor 320
- Inputting Data into a List 322
- Editing List Contents 325
- Sorting List Data 326
- Warning! 327
- Using the SetGraph Menu 328
- Tab selection buttons 329
- MarkMark Name 331
- Med-Box Plot (MedBox) 333
- Modified-Box Plot (ModBox) 334
- Broken Line Graph (Broken) 335
- Drawing a Regression Graph 337
- (7) Tap [OK] 338
- (8) Tap [OK] " 338
- [Calc] menu 339
- Drawing a Med-Med Graph 341
- • MSe = 344
- (yi – (a + b·ln (xi))) 344
- (ln (yi) – (ln (a) + b·xi )) 345
- 20030401 346
- = a·sin(b·x + c) + d) 348
- 1 : first quartile 352
- 3 : third quartile 352
- Residual Calculation 354
- Calculations 356
- Time A1 113, 116 357
- Temperature B1 357
- 139, 132 357
- Time A2 133, 131 126, 122 357
- Temperature B2 357
- 7-9 Tests 359
- 0 : assumed population mean 360
- 0 value 360
- 2-Sample Z Test 361
- 1-Prop Z Test 362
- 2-Prop Z Test 363
- 1-Sample t Test 364
- 2-Sample t Test 365
- Linear Regression t Test 367
- “Expected” 368
- 2-Sample F Test 369
- One-Way ANOVA 370
- Two-Way ANOVA 371
- 7-10 Confidence Intervals 372
- Z Interval 373
- -1 value, n value 377
- -1 > 0) 377
- 1 value, x1 378
- -1 value, n2 value 378
- 7-11 Distribution 380
- Distribution Command List 381
- Student-t Probability Density 383
- Probability Density 384
- F Distribution 385
- F Distribution Probability 386
- Distribution 387
- Poisson Probability 388
- = p(1– p) 389
- Statistical System Variables 390
- Using the Geometry 391
- Geometry Application Overview 392
- 8-2 Drawing Figures 397
- Drawing Figures 398
- Using the Construct Submenu 408
- Observe this area of the 419
- 8-3 Editing Figures 423
- Editing Figures 424
- Moving and Copying Figures 425
- Using the Measurement Box 426
- A highlighted check box 431
- Selecting the Axis Setting 432
- Grid off Grid on 433
- 8-5 Working with Animations 437
- Point A moves along arc CD 438
- Working with Animations 439
- Measurement box 443
- Applications 445
- Geometry window 447
- Copy and Paste 449
- Dynamically Linked Data 449
- File name edit box 450
- 20030301 452
- Folder Operations 453
- Using the Numeric 455
- Solver Application 455
- Input equations here 456
- Variable list 456
- Numeric Solver window 457
- Graph Editor window 457
- 9-2 Using Numeric Solver 458
- Using Numeric Solver 459
- Using the eActivity 460
- 2003020120030301 461
- Tap [Action] 463
- Do this: To do this: 463
- Insert a command (page 2-7-1) 463
- 10-2 Creating an eActivity 465
- (Includes [Save] button.) 467
- (Includes [Open] button.) 467
- (Includes [Save] and [Open] 467
- Inserting a Text Row 468
- Inserting a Calculation Row 470
- Geometry data strip 473
- Graph data strip 474
- Graph the function 475
- Inserting a Geometry Link Row 479
- Opening an Existing eActivity 481
- Expand button 482
- Current eActivity file name 483
- Working with eActivity Files 484
- Using the Presentation 485
- 6 Play - AutoPlay 488
- 7 Play - ManualPlay 488
- Screen Capture Precautions 489
- 11-2 Building a Presentation 490
- Building a Presentation 491
- This file is selected 492
- Managing Presentation Files 493
- Page scroll buttons 496
- Using Repeat Play 497
- Entering the Editing Mode 498
- Editing tool palette 499
- Editing Operations 500
- Inserted text 501
- Editing Presentation Pages 502
- Example of an arrow 503
- Sample Screenshot 506
- Captured Image Data 506
- Using the Program 508
- Program Loader Window 509
- Program Application Overview 510
- Program Editor Window 511
- 12-2 Creating a New Program 516
- Creating a New Program 517
- “CAUTION” file 519
- Running a Program 520
- Pausing Program Execution 521
- Terminating Program Execution 521
- Using Subroutines 523
- 12-3 Debugging a Program 525
- Debugging a Program 526
- 12-4 Managing Files 530
- Changing the File Type 531
- 12-5 User-defined Functions 532
- Parameter variable 533
- User-defined Functions 534
- Using This Reference 536
- Program Application Commands 537
- Program Command Reference 538
- InputFunc 540
- InputStr 540
- DispText 541
- { } 543
- Do~LpWhile 544
- For~To~(Step~)Next 545
- Goto~Lbl 545
- If~Then~ElseIf~Else~IfEnd 546
- Switch~Case~Default~SwitchEnd 549
- Application Command List 550
- DrawGraph 552
- GraphType 552
- GTSelOff 552
- Horizontal 552
- SheetActive 556
- SheetName 556
- SmryTSelOn 556
- TangentLine 557
- Vertical 557
- ViewWindow 558
- DrawSeqCon, DrawSeqPlt 561
- DrawSeqEtrCon, DrawSeqEtrPlt 561
- SeqSelOff 561
- SeqSelOn 562
- LinearReg 564
- LogisticReg 564
- MedMedLine 564
- MultiSortA 565
- MultiSortD 565
- OneVariable 565
- PowerReg 565
- QuartReg 566
- StatGraph 567
- StatGraphSel 567
- TwoVariable 567
- SetTVariable 573
- SetΣdisp 573
- Clear_a_z 573
- DelFolder 574
- GetFolder 574
- SetFolder 576
- UnlockFolder 576
- ChrToNum 576
- ExpToStr 577
- NumToChr 577
- NumToStr 577
- StrRotate 579
- StrShift 579
- CloseComPort38k 580
- GetVar38k 580
- OpenComPort38k 581
- Receive38k 581
- SendVar38k 581
- Using the Setup Menu 587
- 13-1 Setup Menu Overview 588
- 13-2 Using the Setup Menu 589
- Variable type 590
- Select the folder where 590
- Specify the variable name 590
- Setup Menu Settings 594
- Graph Format Dialog Box 595
- Special Tab 596
- 3D Format Dialog Box 597
- Presentation Dialog Box 598
- Communication Dialog Box 599
- Configuring System 600
- Settings 600
- 14-1 System Setting Overview 601
- System Setting Overview 602
- 14-2 Managing Memory Usage 603
- Managing Memory Usage 604
- Deleting Memory Usage Data 605
- Using the Reset Dialog Box 606
- Adjusting Display Contrast 608
- Power Saving Mode 609
- Auto Power Off 609
- Configuring Power Properties 610
- AZERTYQWERTY 612
- Viewing Version Information 616
- Performing Data 617
- Communication 617
- Data Communication Overview 619
- Selecting Data for Transfer 629
- Tap “Presystm” to 630
- Tap “e-Act2” 630
- Communication Standby 632
- 2 Deleting an Application 636
- 3 Power Supply 637
- Power Supply 640
- 5 Specifications 642
- Data Communication 643
- 6 Character Code Table 644
- Character Code Table 645
- 7 System Variable Table 648
- × Factor B 649
- System Variable Table 651
- 8 Command and Function Index 655
- Command and Function Index 656
- 1 Func 2-7-24 657
- 3 Func 2-7-24 657
- Statistical - Box 663
- 10 Error Message Table 664
- Error Message Table 665
- 6-2, Hon-machi 1-chome 670
- SA0306-D 670
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