Appeal 2006-3092
Application 10/601,738
This is a decision on appeal under 35 U.S.C. § 134 from the
Examiner's Final Rejection of claims 1-3, 5-8, 10, and 11.
We AFFIRM.
BACKGROUND
Appellants’ invention relates to a keyless access authorization control
device and identification transmitter. An understanding of the invention can
be derived from a reading of exemplary claim 1, which is reproduced below.
1. A keyless authorized access control system, the system
comprising:
at least two transceivers, each transceiver being assigned to
a respective object; and
an identification device having a base module operable to
communicate commands to the transceivers assigned to the
objects, the base module having at least two interfaces;
the identification device further having at least two object
modules, each object module being assigned to a respective one
of the objects, each object module having a memory chip
containing a code attuned to the assigned object;
each object module being interchangeably connected to the
base module through a respective one of the interfaces such that
a first one of the object modules is interchangeably connected
to the base module through a first one of the interfaces while a
second one of the object modules is interchangeably connected
to the base module through a second one of the interfaces;
each object module having a button operable for activating
the base module to communicate to the transceiver assigned to
the object that is assigned to the object module a command
having the code attuned to the assigned object when the object
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