Appeal 2006-2624
Application 10/223,246
a transmitter for emitting a radio signal to a corresponding receiver;
a transmitter power detector coupled to the transmitter detecting TSS
(transmitted Signal Strength) of the radio signal emitted from the
transmitter; and
an indicator, coupled to the transmitted power detector, for indicating
a TSSI (transmitted Signal Strength indication) according to the TSS,
thereby warning a user adjacent to the transmitter.
The following references are relied on by the Examiner:
Durkota US 5,396,255 Mar. 7, 1995
Park US 5,818,402 Oct. 6, 1998
Nakanishi US 5,832,373 Nov. 3, 1998
Jensen US 6,216,012 B1 Apr. 10, 2001
Maia, Fred. “General Radiotelephone Operator License”, Copyright 1994,
page 162.
All claims on appeal, claims 1 through 23 and 25 stand rejected under
35 U.S.C. § 103. As evidence of obviousness as to claims 1, 4, 6 through
10, 13, 15 through 23 and 25, the Examiner relies upon Nakanishi in view of
Durkota, and further in view of Maia.1 To this initial combination of
references the Examiner adds Jensen as to claims 2, 3, 11 and 12 and
separately adds Park as to claims 5 and 14.
1 The Examiner’s statement of the rejection at the bottom of page 3 of the
Answer is incorrect to the extent that it includes cancelled claim 24 among
the rejected claims. Moreover, this listing of claims at this location in the
Answer does not include claim 22, which is clearly a rejected claim on the
basis of the reasoning at page 5 of the Answer.
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