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<h1>Display Power Control</h1> If your display supports power saving features, you can configure them using this module.<p> There are three levels of power saving: standby, suspend, and off. The greater the level of power saving, the longer it takes for the display to return to an active state.<p> To wake up the display from a power saving mode, you can make a small movement with the mouse, or press a key that is not likely to cause any unintentional side-effects, for example, the "Shift" key.
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Located in
energy.cpp:145
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Check this option to enable the power saving features of your display.
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Located in
energy.cpp:168
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&Standby after:
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Located in
energy.cpp:187
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Choose the period of inactivity after which the display should enter "standby" mode. This is the first level of power saving.
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Located in
energy.cpp:193
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S&uspend after:
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Located in
energy.cpp:198
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Choose the period of inactivity after which the display should enter "suspend" mode. This is the second level of power saving, but may not be different from the first level for some displays.
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Located in
energy.cpp:204
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&Power off after:
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Located in
energy.cpp:210
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Choose the period of inactivity after which the display should be powered off. This is the greatest level of power saving that can be achieved while the display is still physically turned on.
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Located in
energy.cpp:216
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