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Standby modes
The device has two different standby modes: active standby and standby mode.
Active standby
If the device is turned on and ready for use and you cannot enter characters or select functions,
The device is in active standby mode. In active standby mode, you can view
service provider and network, various indicators (such as signal indicators) and applications to which
quick access required. In active standby mode, you can view calendar information, such as
scheduled for the day of the meeting. Scroll to the information you want and press the scroll key to open
calendar and view details.
To select which applications to open in active standby mode, select
Facilities
Settings
Standby mode
App. active dir.
Scroll to different shortcut key settings and press the scroll key.
Scroll to the application you want, and press the scroll key.
In active standby mode, you can view messages in the message folder, for example
in your inbox or mailbox. Select
Facilities
Standby mode
and select folders in settings
P/O active. regime
Tip: In active standby mode, you can also view notifications
for example, missed calls, unread messages and voice calls
mail. Thanks to these notifications, you can receive all communication
information at one glance at the phone. Select plugins from the menu
Facilities
Standby mode
Add. modules act. dir.
Available plugins can
differ.
To turn on the main standby mode, select
Facilities
Settings
expectations
Active cooldown mode
Standby mode
In standby mode, the display shows various information such as the name of the service provider, time, and
also various indicators, including signal indicators.
In standby mode, you can use the following shortcut keys. These shortcut keys
are usually not available in active standby mode when the scroll key is used for normal highlighting.
To view the recently dialed numbers, press the call key. To dial a number, select the required
number or name and press the call key again.
To call voicemail (network service), press and hold 1.
To view notes, scroll right.
To prepare and send text messages, scroll left.
To open the Clock app, press the scroll key.
To change the mode, briefly press the power button, highlight the desired mode and press the key
scroll to enable this mode.
To open the menu
and connect to the Internet, press 0.
To change these shortcut keys, select
Facilities
Settings
expectations
Display indicators
– the device operates on the GSM network. The bar next to the icon indicates the signal strength of the cellular network in the current
location. The higher the indicator bar, the stronger the signal.
– The device operates on a UMTS network (network service). The bar next to the icon indicates the cell signal strength
networks at your current location. The higher the indicator bar, the stronger the signal.
– battery charge level. The higher the indicator bar, the higher the battery charge level.
- in folder
Inbox
applications
contains one or more unread messages.
– There is a new email message in the remote mailbox.
Getting started with work
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Modern versions of Windows support a power management technology called Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI). It allows the operating system to manage power to the computer and peripheral devices. Power management features include Standby Mode or Standby Mode(Suspend mode) and Sleep Mode or Sleep Mode(Hibernate mode).
Sleep mode(Sleep Mode, Hibernate, Hibernate, Hibernate, Hypernation) saves an image of the desktop and all running applications at the time of shutdown to the hard drive and turns off the computer. After the computer is turned on, it will return to the same state with all open programs and documents that it had at the time it was turned off.
Standby mode(Standby Mode, Suspend, Suspend) reduces the computer's power consumption by turning off computer components that are not currently in use. This mode can turn off power to peripheral devices, the monitor, and hard drives, but power continues to flow to the computer's RAM and, thus, all running applications and open documents will be available when they are needed when waking up from this mode.
You can configure Windows to automatically go into Sleep Mode if the computer is inactive for a certain amount of time. Windows can also automatically switch the computer to this mode if the computer's battery runs low.
Using the Power Options command, available from the Control Panel in Windows, you can configure management options for your computer. Windows automatically detects what features are available on your computer and offers options for changing their settings.
In addition to Windows, advanced computer power options must be supported by the computer itself.
If you are not sure whether your computer is ACPI compliant, consult your computer's documentation or the manufacturer. Also, some computer components (especially older ones) may not support power management and may cause errors when managing extended power options. Examples of such devices are ISA boards or outdated BIOS versions.
Using the RSHUT Pro program, you can enable Standby and Sleep Modes on your computer or remote computers over the network, and also set up a schedule to automatically perform these actions. You can also use Wake on LAN technology to turn on any number of computers remotely over a network or the Internet. The program has a convenient graphical shell and also supports command line operation.
You can also use a tool that will help you turn on a remote computer via the Internet from another computer or through a mobile phone or any other mobile device with Internet access.
From this article, you may replenish your existing knowledge, or perhaps discover new terms and answers to frequently asked questions in the field of modern phones. For example, you will have an idea of the state of the smartphone's battery in sleep mode and when it is running.
What is standby mode?
Modern technologies in cell phones provide many different functions that provide more convenient and longer work with them. One of these is a feature called sleep mode.
Standby mode (also known as sleep mode) is a phone feature that drains battery power more slowly. Its essence lies in the fact that this process does nothing. So, it is a phone state that disables all unused apps on the device.
iPhone standby mode
Like any other modern phone, the iPhone has a sleep mode function. It is used to avoid any unintentional clicks or taps if the phone has not been used for a long time. The phone goes into standby mode and locks the screen. However, the iPhone provides the ability to adjust the intervals for turning off the phone. It is worth noting that both users of Android-based smartphones and customers of Apple products can choose any interval convenient for them: one minute, two, three, five or never. To change the interval, you can use the following algorithm:
- Go to "Settings".
- In the menu that opens, select "Basic".
- From the proposed list, enter “Auto-lock”, where various time intervals for the iPhone to go into standby mode will be presented.
Battery status in sleep mode
Now let's try to answer another question. What is the state of the battery in standby mode?
One of the characteristics of modern phones, which is considered an important aspect when choosing, is the duration of its operation. It is also determined by the battery capacity of the device, as well as the power consumption of both user-installed and built-in factory applications and settings. It’s quite easy to understand that being in a standby state consumes battery power for quite a long time, because the smartphone is inactive. But there are some nuances. If the phone discharges quickly, but the sleep mode is turned on, this serves as a signal for the user to pay attention to any malfunctions in the operation of his device. There are several reasons for this, which we will now look at.
Why does my battery drain quickly?
The phone discharges quickly for the following reasons:
- The battery itself is malfunctioning.
- Automatic updates of various applications in or any crashes in the task manager.
You can start diagnosing your device to determine the type of failure using the built-in monitoring utility. You can find it in the "Settings" menu. For example, the latest versions of Android have an “Optimization” function, which allows you to diagnose the entire device.
In the "Optimization" menu you also have the opportunity to view detailed information about the state of your battery. This will provide information about those applications that consume the most battery power on your smartphone. In this way, you can understand whether there is a bug in the software and a large waste of energy. If you do not notice any significant changes or excessive power consumption in this menu, then most likely the problem is a little deeper and lies in the battery itself.
How to get rid of rapid battery drain?
Firstly, after diagnosing with built-in or specially installed applications, you can disable automatic application updates and enable the “Energy Saving” mode, which is available on most modern cell phones.
If this does not help, then you can try to dig a little deeper and normalize the battery. (It is worth noting that before proceeding with the following steps, it is better to create a backup copy or transfer all necessary files to another device to avoid data loss).
First, let's open the "Settings" menu.
Then go to the "Reset settings" item and return them to factory settings. This step will erase all user data from your device, so we strongly recommend that you back up the files you need.
Now you need to completely use up the battery charge.
After this, remove the battery for a few minutes. Having inserted it back, we leave the phone on charge without turning it on. It is worth noting that charging it takes from three to eight hours, without any additional actions. This procedure should be carried out several times, after which, most likely, everything will return to normal.
However, if this does not help you, then you should change the battery or take your smartphone to a service center.
If you go to the energy consumption section of an Android smartphone, one of the sources of power consumption will be the standby mode, although in fact in this mode the smartphone should consume a minimum amount of energy and the system shows its share as a percentage. What is this mode, how to disable it?
There is no way you can disable standby mode on a running device. And why? Because standby mode is a mode when the smartphone is not in use, that is, it lies next to you with the display turned off. As mentioned above, it is in this mode that the battery consumes the least, at least in most cases. The fact that a large percentage is indicated next to the standby mode only means that this is the percentage of time the smartphone is in standby mode and nothing more. And the higher the percentage, the less you use your device.
To view this information, open the "Power" or "Battery" section.
Tap Energy Consumption.
Here you can see the necessary numbers.
But it also happens that in standby mode the battery discharges very quickly. This may be due to other factors, such as:
- System failure.
- Using live wallpaper.
- Applications that consume a lot of power in standby mode.
- Download files from the network in standby mode.
And these are just a few possible reasons.
