Sleep
Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2016 11:20 amI've been reading the specs of the ESP8266
Is it possible to have the 2 different sleep patterns?
deep sleep and sleep?
Reading what is said above literally, it could go into sleep and the RTC keeps working and can be woken at specific times? wouldn't this mean the esp wouldn't go through a reboot on waking up?
Reading the V3 manual it states: Things to note. Sleep mode will cause a full reboot of the device
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Power Management
Chip can tune into the following states:
off (OFF): CHIP_PD pin is in a low power state. RTC failure. All registers are emptied.
deep sleep (DEEP_SLEEP): RTC open, other parts of the chip are closed. RTC internal recovery memory to save the basic WiFi connection information.
sleep (SLEEP): Only RTC running. Crystal oscillator stops. Any part of the wake (MAC, host, RTC timer, external interrupt) will make the wake of the chip.
Wake (WAKEUP): In this state, the system from a sleep state to start (PWR) status. Crystal oscillator and PLL are converted enabled state.
* on state (ON): High-speed clock can run, And sent to each clock control register is enabled Modules. Each module, including the CPU, including the implementation of relatively low-level clock gating. When the system works, you can WAITI instructions to turn off the CPU's internal clock.Is it possible to have the 2 different sleep patterns?
deep sleep and sleep?
Reading what is said above literally, it could go into sleep and the RTC keeps working and can be woken at specific times? wouldn't this mean the esp wouldn't go through a reboot on waking up?
Reading the V3 manual it states: Things to note. Sleep mode will cause a full reboot of the device