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diff --git a/flow-main/src/main/scala/com/github/jodersky/flow/Serial.scala b/flow-main/src/main/scala/com/github/jodersky/flow/Serial.scala
index 5c34487..a1ee433 100644
--- a/flow-main/src/main/scala/com/github/jodersky/flow/Serial.scala
+++ b/flow-main/src/main/scala/com/github/jodersky/flow/Serial.scala
@@ -17,16 +17,15 @@ object Serial extends ExtensionKey[SerialExt] {
* Open a new serial port. Send this command to the serial manager to request the opening of a serial port. The manager will
* attempt to open a serial port with the specified parameters and, if successful, create a `SerialOperator` actor associated to the port.
* The operator actor acts as an intermediate to the underlying native serial port, dealing with threading issues and the such. It will send any events
- * to the given `handler` actorref.
+ * to the sender of this message.
* The manager will respond with an `Opened` in case the port was successfully opened, or `OpenFailed` in case of failure.
- * @param handler actor that will receive events from the specified serial port (via an operator)
* @param port name of serial port
* @param baud baud rate to use with serial port
* @param characterSize size of a character of the data sent through the serial port
* @param twoStopBits set to use two stop bits instead of one
* @param parity type of parity to use with serial port
*/
- case class Open(handler: ActorRef, port: String, baud: Int, characterSize: Int = 8, twoStopBits: Boolean = false, parity: Parity.Parity = Parity.None) extends Command
+ case class Open(port: String, baud: Int, characterSize: Int = 8, twoStopBits: Boolean = false, parity: Parity.Parity = Parity.None) extends Command
/**
* Event sent from a port operator, indicating that a serial port was successfully opened. The sender of this message is the operator associated to the given serial port.