CHAPTER 6: Low Power Consumption Mode
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Return from RTC Mode
The CPU returns from RTC mode in one of the following situations.
Return due to reset
If a reset (INITX pin input reset or low voltage detection reset) occurs, the CPU switches to high speed
CR run mode regardless of the clock mode.
In RTC mode, since the software watchdog reset, the hardware watchdog reset, the clock supervisor
reset and the anomalous frequency detection reset are not available, these resets cannot be used to
make the CPU return from RTC mode.
Return due to interrupt
On receiving a request for an effective interrupt, which can be an NMI interrupt, an external interrupt, a
USB wakeup interrupt, an RTC interrupt, a HDMI-CEC/Remote Control Reception interrupt or a low
voltage detection interrupt, in RTC mode, the CPU returns from RTC mode and transits to a Run mode
corresponding to the clock mode indicated in the RCM[2:0] bits in the System Clock Mode Status
Register (SCM_STR)
Table 3-7 Operation Mode after Return from RTC Mode due to Interrupt
Oscillation stabilization wait at return
On returning from RTC mode due to a reset, the CPU waits for the stabilization of high speed CR clock
oscillation and that of low speed CR clock oscillation. If the CPU returns from RTC mode due to an
interrupt, the oscillation stabilization wait changes according to the master clock that had been used
before the CPU transited to RTC mode. Table 3-8 shows the relationship between the oscillation
stabilization wait and the master clock.
Table 3-8 Oscillation Stabilization Wait at Return from RTC Mode due to Interrupt