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2.14.2 Wait mode
The wait mode is set by executing the WIT instruction.
In the wait mode, only the internal clock φ stops with supplying f(X
In this case, there is no need to create a wait time by timers as in the case of return from the stop mode,
and operation is restarted immediately after return from the wait state.
When reset input or interrupt is accepted, supply of the internal clock φ is immediately started, and the
device is returned from the wait state. Because the clock f(X
return by an internal interrupt as a timer, etc. can also be used.
Table 2.14.2 State in wait mode
Item
Oscillation
CPU
Internal clock φ
I/O ports
Timer, CRT display functions
V
CC
RESET
X
IN
Execute WIT instruction
Fig. 2.14.3 Reset input time
2.14.3 Interrupts in low-power dissipation mode
The following 4 kinds of interrupts are invalid in the wait mode. Therefore, 4 interrupts below cannot be
used to return from the wait mode to the ordinary mode.
Table 2.14.3 Invalid interrupts in the wait mode
Interrupt source
V
interrupt
SYNC
CRT interrupt
Timer 2 interrupt
Count source is input from pin P2
Timer 3 interrupt
Count source is input from pin P2
The following 2 kinds of interrupts can be used to return from the stop mode to the ordinary mode.
INT1 interrupt
INT2 interrupt
INT3 interrupt
Figure 2.14.4 shows a transitions of low-power dissipation mode.
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
Operating
Stop
Stop at HIGH level
State where WIT instruction is executed is held.
Operating
Oscillation stabilizing time
Wait mode
2 µ s or more
(Note)
Returned by reset input
Condition
—
/TIM2.
4
/TIM3.
3
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) continuously.
IN
) is continuously supplied in the wait state,
IN
State in wait mode
Time to hold internal reset state =
approximately 32768 cycles of X
input
The interrupt request bit cannot be set.
The count source cannot be supplied.
The count source cannot be supplied.
IN
Reason
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