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Architecture

IBM PowerPC

Compatibility notes

Using your iMac

• Important information about system sleep
• Certain system settings may prevent your computer from going to sleep. You may notice that the screen dims, but the sleep indicator light does not pulse.
   
• Many communications programs, such as PPP, Apple Remote Access, and other dial-up programs, monitor the computer's modem port to check for incoming transmissions when set to auto-answer incoming calls. This may prevent the computer from sleeping correctly.
   
• If the Configure pop-up menu in the TCP/IP control panel is set to Using DHCP Server, your computer may not sleep when your Web browser or e-mail application is open or a file server is mounted on your desktop. Quit these applications and dismount file servers when they are not being used.
   
• The Palm Desktop HotSync function may prevent your computer from going to sleep. To turn off the HotSync function, open Palm Desktop and choose Setup from the HotSync menu. Then click the Disabled button and verify that the "Enable HotSync software at system startup" checkbox is not selected. You will need to turn HotSync back on when you want to synchronize with your Palm compatible device.
   
• If you are using fax software, such as FAXstf, and the software is set to auto-answer, your computer may not sleep completely. The screen will only dim (instead of turn off). To allow your computer to sleep, disable auto-answering. To disable auto-answering in FAXstf, open FaxBrowser and choose Settings from the Edit menu. Then choose the FaxModem icon and select Never from the Answer On pop-up menu.
   
• Note: If you connect or disconnect a USB device while your computer is in sleep, your computer automatically wakes.

 

Apple DVD Player
If your computer has a DVD drive with a DVD video disc in it and Multiple Users is enabled (via the Multiple Users control panel), Apple DVD Player will open automatically when you start up your computer. To prevent this, open the Extensions Manager control panel and turn off the DVD AutoLauncher extension. To play a DVD video, open Apple DVD Player (in the Apple menu).

USB devices and iMac Update 1.0
Some USB peripheral devices (for example, printers and external storage devices) may include an out-of-date software updater called iMac Update 1.0. The documentation that comes with the peripheral device may instruct you to install this updater. A later version of this update is already installed on your iMac.

IMPORTANT: Do not install the iMac Update 1.0 software. It may cause your computer to become unstable or to start up incorrectly. You only need to install the software drivers that are included with the device.

If you do install the iMac Update 1.0 software, you should do the following:

1 Start up from the software install CD that came with your computer (insert the CD and start up while holding down the C key).
2 Double-click the System Folder in the software install CD window.
3 Drag the Mac OS ROM file from the System Folder window on the software install CD to the System Folder on your hard disk and click OK (you may have to scroll down in the window to see the Mac OS ROM file).
4 Restart your computer.

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