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82374EB Datasheet(HTML) 189 Page - Intel Corporation |
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189 / 208 page ![]() 82374EB82374SB 290476 – E1 Figure 34 System Events and the Fast Off Timer EXTSMI The EXTSMI input pin provides the system designer the capability to invoke SMM with external hardware For example the EXTSMI input could be connected to a ‘‘green button’’ permitting the user to enter the Fast Off state by depressing a button The EXTSMI generation of an SMI is enableddisabled in the SMIEN Register Software Events Software events (accessing the APMx Registers) indicate that the OS is passing power management informa- tion to the SMI handler There are two Advanced Power Management (APM) registersAPM Control (APMC) and APM Status (APMS) Registers These registers permit software to generate an SMI by writing to the APMC Register For example the APMC can be used to pass an APM command between APM OS and BIOS and the APMS Register could be used to pass data between the OS and the SMI handler For detailed descriptions of these registers see Section 30 Register Description The two APM Registers are located in normal IO space The PCEB subtractively decodes PCI accesses to these registers and forwards the accesses to the EISA Bus The APM Registers are not accessible by EISA masters Note that the remaining power management registers are located in PCI configuration space 133 SMI And INIT Interaction The SMI input to the CPU is an edge sensitive signal When an S-series processor is reset (INIT asserted) the processor resets the SMI edge detect logic After INIT is negated it takes two clocks before the edge detect circuit can catch an edge The ESC only asserts SMI when INIT is negated If the ESC asserts SMI and then the INIT signal is sampled asserted the ESC negates SMI 1331 CLOCK CONTROL The CPU can be put in a low power state by asserting the STPCLK signal STPCLK is an interrupt to the CPU However for this type of interrupt the CPU does not generate an interrupt acknowledge cycle Once the STPCLK interrupt is executed the CPU enters the stop grant state In this state the CPU’s internal clocks are disabled and instruction execution is stopped The stop grant state is exited when the STPCLK signal is negated 189 |
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