Appeal No. 1997-2314
Application No. 08/349,728
mention recording video outputs from the cameras at two
different speeds based upon different conditions in the
airplane.
Gormley discloses a video surveillance security system in
which outputs from twelve cameras C1 through C12 are displayed
in twelve areas of a monitor Z1. If activity viewed by one of
the cameras merits a closer look, then the system operator can
select that camera output as a 13th channel for viewing in the
larger center area of monitor Z1 via selector 25, system
control 26, and video multiplexer SW1 (column 7, lines 41
through 57). The VCR 41 makes a permanent record of the
monitored activity. Appellant has not taken issue with the
examiner’s conclusion that the plurality of images displayed
on the single screen of the monitor Z1 are multiplexed onto a
“single frame of a video recorder” (paper number 2, page 4).
Gormley does not mention recording video outputs at two
different speeds based upon different conditions in the area
under surveillance.
A second video surveillance security system is disclosed
by Cotton. The video outputs from a plurality of cameras 20
are recorded by a VCR 26. Cotton uses a multiplexing scheme
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