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Clarify the distinction between commands and pipes
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LeStarch authored and GitHub Enterprise committed Oct 14, 2020
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## Commands

Each **Component** defines a set of commands it handels. Commands are defined through a series of properties. Each
command can be sent to the F´ system and via `Svc::CmdDispatcher` these commands are dispatched to a handling component
to invoke some behavior. The handling component handles a command by defining a command handler function to run when the
command arrives.
Each **Component** defines a set of commands for operations. Unlike pipes, which are intended for component to component communication, commands are designed for user interaction with a component. Commands are defined through a series of
properties. Users can send commands to the F´ system and via `Svc::CmdDispatcher` these commands are dispatched to a
handling component to invoke some behavior. The handling component handles a command by defining a command handler function
to run when the command arrives.

The properties defining commands are shown below:

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## A Note On Serialized Ports

The `Svc` components use serialize ports to generically handle port data of different types to support uplink and
downlink.
downlink.

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