Sleep and very deep sleep mode.

Just got a new 27' iMac and something seems wrong with the sleep mode.
When the iMac is not used for between 10 minutes to 6 hours it goes into a sleep mode where moving the mouse or typing a key brings it to life within a few seconds and the screen looks the way it was when the iMac went to sleep.
HOWEVER if I leave the iMac for longer i.e. overnight then moving the mouse does nothing, I have to type on the keyboard. This starts the iMac waking up but it goes through a full boot-up i.e. grey screen and apple logo etc. The same type of boot up as when you push the power button on.
Is this correct, as my older iMac 24' just goes into the light sleep.
Is this correct for the newer hardware or is something wrong.
Thanks

all set to default,
surely hdd sleep will occur fairly soon ie after an hour, this deep sleep only occurs after about 10 hours.
I am the only user so I don't have a log in screen, (I hope i am understanding you correctly)
whatever was open when you finished is lost after the deep sleep, the same as if you have turned it off but the only difference is that the keyboard wakes it up, no need to press the rear mounted power switch.
Thanks

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