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1 atx power states (s0, s3, s4, s5, g3), Table 4-1: signal tables terminology descriptions, Table 4-2: power state behavior – IEI Integration ICE-DB-T6 User Manual

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4.4.1 ATX Power States (S0, S3, S4, S5, G3)

The ATX power source will provide 12V, -12V, 5V, -5V, 3.3V and 5VSB power, if other

voltage (3.3VSB, LAN1.8V…. ) is required on the carried board. The additional switching

regulator or LDO will be necessary. Power states are described below:

State

Description

Comment

G3

Mechanical Off

AC power to system is removed, by a mechanical switch. System
power consumption is near zero – the only power consumption is
that of the RTC circuits powered by a backup battery.

S5

Soft Off

System is off except for a small subset that is powered by the 5V
suspend rail. There is no system context preserved.
VCC_5V_SBY current consumption is system dependent, and it
may be from tens of milliamps up to several hundred milliamps.

S4

Suspend to Disk

System is off except for a small subset that is powered by the 5V
suspend rail. System context is preserved on a non-volatile disk
media (that is powered off). VCC_5V_SBY current consumption
is system dependent, and it may be from tens of milliamps up to
several hundred milliamps.

S3

Suspend to RAM

System is off except for system subset that includes the RAM.
Suspend power is provided by the 5V suspend rail. System
context is preserved in the RAM. VCC_5V_SBY current
consumption is system dependent, and it may be from several
hundred milliamps up to a maximum of 2A.

S0

On

System is on.

Table 4-1: Signal Tables Terminology Descriptions

State SUS_S5#

SUS_S4#

SUS_S3#

G3

N/A N/A N/A

S5

Low Low Low

S4

High Low Low

S3

High High Low

S0

High High High

Table 4-2: Power State Behavior