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System Design Considerations
6.3 Signal Pull-ups and Pull-downs
The following signals should be pulled up to V2_5: IGNNE#, INTR, INIT#, NMI, FERR#, and SMI#.
During the Deep Sleep power management state, the processor clock is stopped and most I/O pins are tri-
stated (see the ACPI specification). Care must be taken to ensure that all signals going to sections of the
system that are powered on during suspend must be pulled up/down to a valid state when the processor tri-
states its outputs.
Specifically, PCI_GNT# and other PCI control signals are most important, so that the PCI agent is not
confused when the grant lines float low.
TM5500/TM5800 processor signals should be pulled up or down as shown in the table below. Many of these
signals are outputs from the processor, and all non-DRAM processor outputs are tri-stated (float) during Deep
Sleep.
Table 15:
Signal Pull-up/Pull-down Requirements
Processor Signal
Pull-up / Pull-down Resistor
Value / Configuration
Name
Pin Number
Type
FERR#
H16
Output
10 K
Ω
pull-up to V2_5
IGNNE#
H15
Input
INIT#
G18
Input
INTR
G19
Input
NMI
H17
Input
SMI#
G14
Input
STPCLK#
H18
Input
EPROMA[0]
J16
Output
None (test point only)
EPROMA[1]
J15
Outputs
10 K
Ω
pull-up to V3_3
EPROMA[2]
J19
Output
P_CLKRUN#
J18
Bidirectional
P_GNT#[0]
G15
Output
P_GNT#[1]
A16
Output
P_GNT#[2]
F13
Output
P_GNT#[3]
A15
Output
P_GNT#[4]
G16
Output
P_GNT#[5]
F17
Output
P_HOLDA#
E13
Output
SROM_CS#[0]
K15
Output
SROM_CS#[1]
1
L15
Output
TCK
W7
Input
SROM_SCLK
L16
Output
10 K
Ω
pull-up to V3_3 -or-
10 K
Ω
pull-down to ground
SROM_SOUT
K18
Output
CFG_SDATA
A8
Bidirectional
1.2 K
Ω
pull-up to V3_3 -or-
4.7 K
Ω
pull-down to ground
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Summary of Contents for Crusoe TM5500
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