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<strong>Advanced</strong> <strong>Configuration</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Power</strong> <strong>Interface</strong> <strong>Specification</strong><br />

<strong>Power</strong><br />

management<br />

function to be<br />

performed<br />

System entity<br />

performing it<br />

Platform<br />

information<br />

required<br />

Object<br />

providing<br />

information<br />

Comments<br />

Choose a device<br />

state that<br />

supports Wake<br />

Device <strong>Power</strong><br />

Policy Owner<br />

List of<br />

supported<br />

states, filtered<br />

by ability to<br />

cause a wake<br />

event<br />

_PRW,<br />

_SxW<br />

Addition of the requirement for<br />

additional power resources<br />

listed in _PRW cause wakeincapable<br />

states to be removed<br />

from the list of supported states<br />

(above)<br />

SxW defines the mapping of<br />

wake capable device states to<br />

system states<br />

Arm a device for<br />

wake<br />

OSPM<br />

Control<br />

mechanisms for<br />

enabling wake<br />

at the platform<br />

level<br />

_PRW,<br />

Wake-capable<br />

device interrupt,<br />

_DSW<br />

_PRW specifies the GPE bit to<br />

enable for wake. On HWreduced<br />

platforms, the wakecapable<br />

attribute of a device<br />

interrupt indicates which<br />

interrupt to enable for wake<br />

_DSW is optional, depending on<br />

the needs of the platform wake<br />

hardware<br />

Enter a selected<br />

device state<br />

OSPM<br />

Control<br />

mechanisms for<br />

power<br />

resources<br />

_ON, _OFF,<br />

_PSx<br />

_ON <strong>and</strong> _OFF control the<br />

power resources<br />

PSx controls other platform<br />

hardware relevant to state<br />

changes but not exposed to<br />

OSPM as power<br />

resources.*(See Note, below.)<br />

Choose a<br />

targeted system<br />

sleep state<br />

System <strong>Power</strong><br />

Policy Owner<br />

List of<br />

supported<br />

system Sleep<br />

states (S1-S4)<br />

_Sx<br />

S0 <strong>and</strong> S5 are assumed to be<br />

supported in all cases<br />

Enter a selected<br />

system state<br />

OSPM<br />

Control<br />

mechanisms for<br />

system states<br />

_PTS, _TTS<br />

<strong>and</strong> _WAK<br />

If _S5 exists, ACPI uses the<br />

SLP_TYP/SLP_EN bit fields in<br />

the PM1 Control Register (or the<br />

SLEEP_CONTROL/<br />

SLEEP_STATUS registers<br />

specified in the FADT)<br />

If _S5 is not specified,<br />

alternative methods are used to<br />

turn-off the system.<br />

390 April, 2015 Version 6.0

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