Appeal 2007-0981
Application 10/803,434
claims 1-7, 10-16, and 27-29 is before us on appeal. We have jurisdiction
under 35 U.S.C. § 6(b).
We affirm.
Appellants’ claimed invention relates to a security control system in
which a remote access control system, which includes a remote access
controller electrically coupled to a remote wireless communicator, receives
wireless information from a central access control system. Upon receipt of
information from the remote wireless communicator, the remote access
controller uses the information to control locking and unlocking of a door.
(Specification 1-2).
Claim 1 is illustrative of the invention and reads as follows:
1. A wireless security control system for use in a facility having a
plurality of doors, the wireless security control system comprising
a central access control system in which access information is stored,
and
a plurality of remote access control systems each being adapted to be
mounted to a respective one of the doors of the facility to control the locking
and unlocking of the respective door, the central access control system
wirelessly transmitting access information to the plurality of remote access
control systems independent of any users associated with the access
information making any requests for rights to unlock any of the doors, each
of the remote access control systems being configured to receive wirelessly
and store at least some of the access information from the central access
control system, each of the remote access control systems being configured
to control the locking and unlocking of the respective door using the access
information stored therein, each of the plurality of remote access control
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