11. Power Management
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11.1.2
Unsupported Features
•
PCI/X power states: D1 and D2
•
PCIe link states: L2, and L1 entry from ASPM
•
PCI/X bus states
•
WAKE# to beacon
•
PME in D3
cold
•
Auxiliary power
11.2
Power Management Capabilities
The Tsi384 supports software driven D-state power management: D0, D3Hot, and D3Cold. It supports
L0s state in Active state power management method; L0s entry should be enabled through
configuration of ASPM_CTL in the
. It also support L1, L2/L3 Ready
and L3 PCIe power saving link states.
Since the Tsi384 does not support Auxiliary power it does not support power management events in the
D3Cold state. The Tsi384 enters into link power management states in response to the software driven
D-state.
The power management related registers reside at
“PCI Power Management Capability Register”
and
“PCI Power Management Control and Status Register”
.
11.3
Power States
This section discusses the Tsi384’s support of PCI/X and PCIe power states.
11.3.1
ASPM
Active state power management, or ASPM, enables power savings even when the Tsi384 is in the D0
state. After a period of idle link time, the ASPM function engages the physical layer protocol that
places idle link in the power saving state. Once in the lower power state, transitions to the fully
operative L0 state can be triggered by transactions from the PCIe or PCI/X Interface. The L0entry
capability of the Tsi384 is determined by the Root Complex reading the Tsi384 configuration space
“PCIe Link Capabilities Register”
. The Root Complex can enable entry into this state through
configuration. L0s is not applicable to the PCI-PM compatible power management.
All main power supplies, component reference clocks, and component internal PLLs, must be active at
all time during L0s. DLLP and TLP transmission through the Tsi384 in L0s is prohibited. The Tsi384’s
PCIe Transmit module can be in L0s state while the Transmit module of the other device on the PCIe
link is in the L0 state
.
In the Tsi384, L0s entry is disabled by default. When L0s entry is enabled and
the Tsi384 Transmit module is in idle state for more then 6 micro seconds – that is, there is no
transmission of packets for 6 micro seconds – the Tsi384 Transmit module enters the L0s state. The
bridge initiates exit from the L0s state when it has pending TLPs or DLLPs for transmission. The
ASPM function of the Tsi384 does not support L1 entry.
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