Appeal No. 2000-2161 Application No. 08/933,319 workcell (parts mounting station 3) there would be any dynamic reconfiguration of the first placement workcell (substrate supply station 1) "at least partially concurrent with the step of performing a first activity and in response to the information transferred to the host computer from the second placement workcell" (emphasis added), as required in appellants' claims on appeal. The examiner's reference (answer, pages 4-5) to the fact that the host computer might reprogram or alter the substrate supply station (1) by allowing certain substrates to pass through the solder paste printer (13) without use of the printer when parts to be soldered are not going to be used on those particular substrates, has nothing to do with any information transferred to the host computer from the second placement workcell (parts mounting station 3). On the contrary, the information relating to any substrates that do not require paste printing is transferred from the substrate bar code labeling machine (11) to the host computer (4) and subsequently to the solder paste printer (13) upon a particular bar code being read by the bar code reader (6) located at the inlet of the solder 6Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007