CHAPTER 3 CPU
3.6.4
Clock Modes
There are two clock modes available: main clock and subclock modes.
In main clock mode, the main clock serves as the major operating clock. The main
clock speed can be switched by selecting one of the four different clock signals
produced by dividing the oscillation frequency (using the clock gear function).
In subclock mode, only the subclock serves as the operating clock with the main clock
stopping oscillation.
Operating States in Each Clock Mode
Table 3.6-2 Operating States in Each Clock Mode
Main clock
Clock
speed SYCC
mode
register (CS1,
CS0)
Fast
(1.1)
(1.0)
Main
clock
mode
(0.1)
(0.0)
Slow
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Clock generation
Standby
Main
Sub-
mode
clock
clock
RUN
Oscil-
lating
Oscil-
Sleep
lating
Stop
Off
RUN
Oscil-
lating
Sleep
Oscil-
lating
Stop
Off
RUN
Oscil-
lating
Sleep
Oscil-
lating
Stop
Off
RUN
Oscil-
lating
Sleep
Oscil-
lating
Stop
Off
Operating clock for each module
Time-
Pe-
CPU
base
ripher-
timer
als
F
/4
CH
F
/2
F
CH
Off
Off
F
/8
CH
F
/2
F
CH
Off
Off
F
/16
CH
F
/2
F
CH
CH
Off
Off
F
/64
CH
F
/2
F
CH
CH
Off
Off
Standby
mode
wake-up
Watch
source
pre-
(other
scaler
than
reset)
Interrupt
/4
CH
requests
F
CL
External
Off
interrupt
Interrupt
/8
CH
requests
F
CL
External
Off
interrupt
Interrupt
/16
requests
F
CL
External
Off
interrupt
Interrupt
/64
requests
F
CL
External
Off
interrupt