Appeall No. 1998-1398 Page 16
Application No. 08/400,637
(id. at 8), and “a microprocessor 313, such as a 68HC11
available from Motorola, Inc., or similar microprocessor,
which is coupled to conventional memory devices 315 which
store the microprocessor operating program, base
identification (BID) and customizing personality ...." (Id.)
It further explains that the PCC 101 can be implemented with
"a 68HC11 microprocessor, available from Motorola, Inc.,
[that] performs the necessary processing functions under
control of programs stored in conventional ROM 421." (Id. at
9-10.) Figures 5-1, 5-2, 6-1, 6-2, 7-1, and 7-2 of the
specification show flow charts of the functions described to
be performed by the microprocessors. (Id. at 5.) Pages 14-18
of the specification explain the functions in detail.
In view of the prior art's provisions and the appellants'
explanation and flow charts, we are not persuaded that the
specification would not enable one skilled in the art to make
and use the claimed invention without undue experimentation.
Therefore, we reverse the rejection of claims 27-31 as non-
enabled. We proceed to the utility rejection.
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