ibm笔记本电脑电池使用指南（IBM notebook battery guide）.docVIP

ibm笔记本电脑电池使用指南（IBM notebook battery guide） IBM notebook battery guide In the IBM laptop battery use, activation and other operations, due to various reasons, often in the details of the operation of the error, unwittingly unwittingly hurt your battery. Lets take two examples in detail to illustrate the importance of operational details. Example 1: when the AC power supply is in the notebook, when should the AC plug be pulled out after the shutdown? The work is completed after the shutdown, while screen off, at this time it is easy to think of success has been shut down, immediately unplug the AC plug conveniently, knowing the screen while closed, but the motherboard power indicator lamp (indicator lamp in a circle with Z word like) is still burning, in fact this notebook is still working, that is to say this machine is the power supply; if unplug the AC plug, the laptop will be immediately from the AC power supply to the battery for a few seconds, the use of batteries, although such as if with not much power, but accelerate the initial battery quickly dropped to set the charging power value, so as to shorten the battery charge with the cycle, affect the service life of the battery. The AC plug has not been pulled early. How about that time? When the lights go out after the motherboard power (the power indicator is lit), if not unplug the AC plug, the interface circuit consists of a battery management chip program and battery power management system in about 5 seconds will be automatically transferred to the charge off state, so after the shutdown has not unplug the AC plug no reason to charge 96% battery charging for a short time, and hurt your battery. [the battery is not fully depleted (i.e. 5~100%), do not charge the battery, otherwise it will shorten the charge cycle, increase charging times, and affect battery life. ] Above all, the correct method of operation is: in addition to the power indicator, all lights extinguished after the bottom of the screen, with u