Appeal No. 2005-2429 Page 2
Application No. 10/069,612
In contrast, the appellants' telecommunication system detects an indication signal
(e.g., a telephone number, a key signal, or a vocal signal) originating from a user's
terminal or elsewhere in a telecommunications network. Based on the detected signal,
the invention adjusts a capacity parameter (e.g., a fixed bandwidth, a fixed sampling
rate, or noise reduction always switched on or off) for vocal commanding. (Id.)
A further understanding of the invention can be achieved by reading the following
claim.
1. A telecommunication system comprising:
a network; and
a terminal communicably linked to said network,
wherein said network comprises:
a switch comprising a detector for detecting an indication
signal generated by said terminal; and
a speech recognizer [sic] for vocal commanding, said
speech recognizer comprising an adjustor for adjusting a variable
capacity parameter for said vocal commanding based on said
indication signal detected by said detector.
Claims 1-14 stand rejected under 35 U.S.C. § 103(a) as obvious over U.S.
Patent No. 6,363,079 ("Barzegar").
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