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AMD-762 Datasheet(PDF) 43 Page - Advanced Micro Devices |
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AMD-762 Datasheet(HTML) 43 Page - Advanced Micro Devices |
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43 / 122 page ![]() Chapter 2 Functional Operation 31 24416C—December 2001 AMD-762™ System Controller Data Sheet Preliminary Information lowest power sleep state, and allows very fast resume because system context is stored in memory instead of on disk. The S3 state is entered similarly to S1 with a Stop Grant special cycle and DCSTOP#. After entering S3 state with DCSTOP# assertion, the Southbridge asserts the RESET# signal, which causes the AMD-762 system controller to gate off its I/O rings to a ccom mo date the volta ges be ing rem oved fro m the AMD Athlon processor system bus, PCI bus, and AGP bus. The AMD-762 system controller core remains powered (2.5 Vdc) as does the DDR I/O interface and the DDR DIMMs, to allow the memory to remain in self-refresh mode with the CKE pins driven Low. The sequence of operation for entering the S3 state is listed below. Figure 11 on page 33 shows a suspend to RAM system timing diagram example. S3 Sequence 1. As with the S1 state, the device drivers are called to place all devices into the D3 device state, which prevents them from trying to master on the bus they reside (or access system memory). 2. The ACPI driver (or BIOS under APM) writes to the appropriate registers in the Southbridge to initiate the hardware sequence into the S3 state. In response to this write, the Southbridge asserts STPCLK# to the AMD Athlon processors. Once STPCLK# has been asserted, the power management state machine in the Southbridge waits for a Stop Grant special cycle on the PCI bus before completing the transition into the S3 state. 3. The CPUs recognize that STPCLK# has been asserted, flushes internal buffers, and generates a Stop Grant cycle on the AMD Athlon processor system bus. 4. After detecting both Stop Grant special cycles on the processor buses, the AMD-762 system controller flushes all internal queues including outstanding probes, then deasserts the CONNECT pins. The CPUs respond by deasserting their respective PROCRDY pins. 5. When the disconnect is complete, the AMD-762 system controller executes a self-refresh command to the DDR SDRAM and waits for it to complete (this action is accomplished by issuing an auto-refresh command and driving the CKE signals Low to the DRAM). |
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