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Re: Wakeup from a PCI device
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- Subject: Re: Wakeup from a PCI device
- From: frank.story@tempe.vlsi.com
- Date: Thu, 15 Aug 1996 14:04:01 -0700
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Bruce,
Where is the Cardbus WAKEUP pin documented? I can't find it in the
PC Card standard or the March '96 update to the standard (which
included a complete updated list of the Cardbus pins). Could you
point me to a source for the documentation of that pin?
Thanks,
Frank
> Resent-Date: Wed, 14 Aug 96 14:48:00 PDT
> From: Bruce Young <Bruce_Young@ccm.jf.intel.com>
> Subject: Re: Wakeup from a PCI device
>
> Text item:
>
> What is the RI# signal you are talking about? The goal of the
> working group is to make the definition close enough to the
> cardbus WAKEUP pin to allow common Si.
>
> The electrical definition of this signal will handle the
> bussing problem by requiring that the leakage current into
> this pin when the device is not powered to be less than X uA.
> It will be an active low signal and the system will be
> required to pull it up if it has wakeup enabled.
>
> -Bruce Young
>
>
>
> As long as we are going to make a new pin lets do it so that
> it is close to the RI# signal that exists today.
>
> We also must make it not bussed as any one connected to
> a bussed signal that is totally powered down will keep
> a wake up brom being signaled (active high signaling) or
> signal it all of the time (active low).
>
> Comments?
>
> SA Smith
Frank Story frank.story@tempe.vlsi.com
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