Appeal No. 95-3673 Application 07/935,762 In each of these locations of Bruggemann it appears that there is no repetitive action of testing the segmented displays of liquid crystal displays in a manner required at the end of representative claim 1 on appeal. It appears to us that the intent of the very last portion of the final test phase is to test each of the speedometer, odometer and rpm meter once only. Column 6, lines 20 through 25. There is no positive teaching and certainly no suggestion that this portion of the testing action within Bruggemann would be repeated in any manner let alone repeated in a manner corresponding to a particular self test as required at the end of representative independent claim 1 on appeal. Furthermore, and significantly to us, this claim requires that the testing represented by the sweeping action of the mechanical meter movement claimed is to represent the testing result of other recited elements, namely, the recited electronic circuit means. Bruggemann’s teachings as to the noted feature identified at 3 locations in Bruggemann and earlier by us in this opinion only relate to testing the respective speedometer, 7Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007