Appeal No. 2002-2106
Application 09/313,359
Upon our review of Appellants’ specification, we fail
to find an expressed definition of the term “presettable.”
However, upon reviewing the specification, we find that the
specification does put in context that the target value (TV1) is
determined prior to sending from the mobile station to the base
station a command instructing the base station to change their
transmitted powers. So even using the ordinary meaning as
proposed by the Examiner, we find that the claims require that
the target value is set before the steps of sending from the
mobile station to the base station a command instructing the
base station to change its transmitted powers.
Turning to Nakano, we fail to find that the “notified
transmission power value” is set before the mobile station sends
the command instructing the base stations to change their
transmitted powers. In fact, we find that this value is not
determined until the exchange station compares the transmitted
power values reported from the base stations after the request to
change the power values from the mobile station. In particular,
Nakano teaches that the seventh specific embodiment is a more
specific embodiment based upon the fourth basic embodiments
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