3900/3950HD/3950C (250-3580/86/87) Display Panel Faxback Doc. # 2794 Located above the keyboard, the System Window display panel indicates various activities or modes that are active on the computer system. When you activate a function, a corresponding symbol appears until you deactivate that feature. CAP LOCK: This symbol appears when you've hit the [Cap Lock] key on the keyboard. With this key toggled on, the symbol will appear in the System Window and all letters will by typed in upper case. NUM LOCK: This symbol appears when you've hit the [Num Lock] key on the keyboard. With this key toggled on, this symbol will appear in the System Window and the embedded numeric keypad is activated. SCROLL LOCK: This symbol appears when you've hit the [Scroll Lock] key on the keyboard. With this key toggled on, this symbol will appear in the System Window and the cursor control keys move the cursor by fields of text. KEY PAD: This symbol appears when the [Fn] keys is pressed and [Fn] key is not depressed activating the embedded numeric keypad. The symbol will appear in the system window, and disappear when [Fn + Num Lock] is pressed again. HDD/FDD ACTIVITY: This symbol indicates that the FLOPPY DISK DRIVE (FFD) or HARD DISK DRIVE (HDD) is active. When these two devices read or write data, this symbol flashes. MODEM RING: This symbol appears when the modem is ringing. BATTERY B STATUS: Battery pack B is located at the computer's left side toward the rear. This symbol indicates this battery pack's status. BATTERY A STATUS: Battery pack A is located at the computer's right side toward the rear. This symbol indicates this battery pack's status. See Faxback Document Number 2699 for details on battery modes displayed. AC POWER: This symbol indicates the Notebook is using AC power. When you use AC power and the power switch is on, the symbol is like "A Plug". When you use AC power and the power switch is off, the symbol flashes every second. SUSPEND MODE: The System Window provides this special pattern when you've suspended operations to conserve battery power. (smc-02/18/94)