Ex parte BLECKMANN et al. - Page 9




          Appeal No. 1998-0711                                                        
          Application 07/989,027                                                      


          specific recitations of the claims on appeal.                               
          Appellants’ arguments with respect to the dual                              
          processor requirements of claim 15 are also correct.  The two               
          processors of Majeed perform entirely different calculations                
          on the data.  Thus, the two processors of Majeed cannot                     
          develop identical control signals, and Majeed clearly does not              
          check for the consistency of data exchanged between the two                 
          processors.                                                                 
          In summary, the examiner’s rejection does not properly                      
          address the specific limitations of the appealed claims.                    
          Thus, the examiner has failed to establish a prima facie case               
          of obviousness.  Accordingly, we do not sustain the examiner’s              
















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