If you are utilizing a laptop, you may want to ensure any option referring to what the laptop will do when the lid is closed is set to “Do nothing” so the laptop will remain operational. Be sure to change both options as even though your display may stay on, the computer going to sleep will also cause the monitor to go to sleep. You simply go to the Control Panel, locate the Power Options, and change the settings for when to turn off the display and when the computer sleeps both to “Never”. On most versions of Windows the process is nearly identical. No matter whether you’re using Windows XP, Windows 7, Mac OS X, Ubuntu or some other flavor of Linux, on every system you will generally go to the System Settings or Control Panel and find the Power Settings. It is important to note that no Hope Industrial displays put themselves to sleep they only revert to power saving (sleep) mode when they are not receiving a video signal, or have been specifically instructed to do so by the host operating system.ĭepending on your operating system, adjusting its settings to prevent the monitor from going to sleep will be fairly similar but will vary slightly from system to system. While allowing the display to sleep is recommended to extend its lifespan and conserve power, some customers find it important to be able to access their system at a moment’s notice. By default, most operating systems are designed to put the monitor or touch screen to sleep after 10 minutes. Often our customers find it critical to be able to see their HMI screens or access their systems’ controls at any given time.
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