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AMD-762 Datasheet(PDF) 38 Page - Advanced Micro Devices |
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AMD-762 Datasheet(HTML) 38 Page - Advanced Micro Devices |
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38 / 122 page ![]() 26 Functional Operation Chapter 2 AMD-762™ System Controller Data Sheet 24416C—December 2001 Preliminary Information T h e pr oc es sor and the A M D-762 syst em contr o l l er communicate power-state transitions through the AMD Athlon system bus connect/disconnect protocol and special cycles (masked writes to a defined AMD Athlon system bus address with specific data encoding). In general, the processor initiates a request for a disconnect with a special cycle, and the AMD-762 system controller may or may not actually disconnect the processor with the connect/disconnect protocol. The AMD-7 62 system contro ll er perfor m s the re quested connect/disconnect as part of the process of entering and exiting certain ACPI states. The following two special cycles are of interest: n Halt—Generated by the AMD Athlon processors in response to executing a HALT instruction. The AMD-762 system controller forwards the Halt special cycle to the PCI bus but does not perform any further power management for Halt conditions. The processor buses remain connected and the memory is not placed in self-refresh mode. n Stop Grant—Generated by the AMD Athlon processors in response to assertion of STPCLK#. When the AMD-762 system controller receives a Stop Grant from the processor, it waits for a Stop Grant from the second processor (if installed), then it sends a Stop Grant special cycle on the PCI bus. The AMD-762 system controller initiates the following sequence of actions if the Stop Grant disconnect bit is set (Dev 0:F0:0x60): A. Disables PCI/AGP arbitration and waits for all queues to memory to be empty (including refresh requests). B. Completes the AMD Athlon system bus cycles. The AMD-762 system controller then initiates an AMD Athlon system bus disconnect to the processors, and causes the memory to enter self-refresh. C. The Southbridge decodes the special cycle and enters the appropriate power state. The Southbridge can then assert DCSTOP#. Halt special cycles are generally considered part of an ACPI state definition (C1). STPCLK#, however, can be asserted at random times while the processor is in the full-running state (C0) to conserve power (clock throttling). |
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