S-mode 1

S-mode 1 refers to a specific configuration or operational state within a system, typically related to power management or security. The "S" usually denotes a "System" state. In this context, "mode 1" likely indicates a specific level of reduced functionality or power consumption relative to other S-modes (like S-mode 0, S-mode 2, etc.). The specific behaviors and characteristics of S-mode 1 are highly dependent on the context of the system being described.

Generally, lower S-mode numbers represent higher operational states (e.g., S-mode 0 is typically a fully powered-on and active state). As the S-mode number increases, the system enters deeper levels of sleep or hibernation, conserving more power but also taking longer to return to a fully active state.

Without further context, it's impossible to provide a precise definition. The meaning can vary significantly depending on the specific hardware, operating system, or application involved. Documentation for the particular system using this terminology should be consulted for complete details.