Ex Parte Mishra et al - Page 7



         Appeal No. 2004-2179                                                       
         Application No. 09/785,919                                                 
         positions that the examiner does set forth regarding the                   
         (speculative) nature of appellants’ arguments, the examiner’s              
         remarks do include positions that Schultheiss operates                     
         necessarily in the claimed manner.   Certainly this is the case            
         in view of our embellished positions.                                      
              We note in passing that the subject matter shown in figure 1          
         of Schultheiss very simply and directly relates to the subject             
         matter of independent claim 26 on appeal as well.  This figure             
         plainly shows that an infrared transmitter from the wireless               
         remote control unit 50 directly controls through various commands          
         and formats, information signals in the form of IR signal 72 to            
         the TV 40 for its direct control.  In a similar manner, the same           
         remote control unit 50 indirectly controls the same television 40          
         by means of the UHF transceiver 54 within this wireless remote             
         control unit 50 by means of UHF control signals 74 and 76 to the           
         UHF transmitter 24 in the personal computer.  Correspondingly as           
         well, the wireless remoter control unit 50 can directly control            
         the personal computer 12.  The use of infrared and UHF signal              
         protocols requires different formats for the conversion of                 
         standard keyboard operations to control separate devices such as           
         the personal computer 12 and the TV 40.                                    


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