OE (Overrun Error) This flag is set when the processor does not read a character before
the next one becomes available. In the case that this bit gets set, the previous overrun
character is lost.
FE (Framing Error) This is applicable for asynchronous communication only. This flag
is set when a valid stop bit is not detected at the end of every character.
Syndet–Synch Detect This pin is used in synchronous mode for sync detect and is used
in asynchronous mode for break detect.
DSR (Data Set Ready) This bit indicates that DSR is at zero level.
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