Power saving and system security method for computer system
First Claim
1. A power saving and system security method for a computer system, said system including a processor, said power saving and system security method comprising the steps of:
- (a) launching a personal infrared (PIR) sensor disposed in said computer and electric connecting said processor;
(b) detecting a human body by using said PIR sensor and sending a signal to said processor from said PIR sensor;
(c) executing a power saving and system security function when said processor decides nobody is in an effective area of said PIR sensor;
(d) continuously searching for a human body in said effective area by using said PIR sensor and sending a signal to said processor; and
(e) exiting said power saving and system security function by inputting a correct password when somebody is in said effective area of said PIR sensor.
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Abstract
A power saving and system security method for a computer system is described. A PIR (personal infrared) sensor is launched. Presence of a human body is detected by using PIR sensor and sending to a signal to a processor. When the processor decides nobody is in an effective area of the PIR sensor, a power saving and system security function is executed. The presence of a human body is continuously searched for by using the PIR sensor and sending a signal to the processor. When somebody is in the effective area of the PIR sensor, the power saving and system security function is exited by inputting a correct password.
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1. A power saving and system security method for a computer system, said system including a processor, said power saving and system security method comprising the steps of:
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(a) launching a personal infrared (PIR) sensor disposed in said computer and electric connecting said processor;
(b) detecting a human body by using said PIR sensor and sending a signal to said processor from said PIR sensor;
(c) executing a power saving and system security function when said processor decides nobody is in an effective area of said PIR sensor;
(d) continuously searching for a human body in said effective area by using said PIR sensor and sending a signal to said processor; and
(e) exiting said power saving and system security function by inputting a correct password when somebody is in said effective area of said PIR sensor. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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