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United States Patent and Trademark Office
`Before the Patent Trial and Appeal Board
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`Gordon * Howard Associates, Inc., 
`Petitioner
`v.
`Lunareye, Inc., 
`Patent Owner
`
`IPR2014‐00712
`U.S. Patent No. 6,484,035
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`Rodney Carroll – Lead Counsel for Petitioner
`Oral Hearing–May 13, 2015
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`

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`• Background of the ‘035 Patent
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`• All Elements of Claim 3 of the ‘035 Patent are Disclosed 
`by the Combination of Mohan and Oncore
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`• Mohan discloses Claim 3’s “Triggerable” Preamble, “GPS” Element, 
`“Telemetry” Element, and “Enable/Disable” Element
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`• Oncore discloses Claim 3’s “Data Selecting” Element and “Data 
`Reordering” Element 
`
`• The Combination of Mohan and Oncore would have been 
`obvious to the POSITA
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`IPR2014‐00712
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`

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`Background of the ‘035 Patent
`
`U.S. Patent No. 6,484,035, Ex. 1002 at Fig. 1.
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`

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`Background of the ‘035 Patent
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`App. No. 09/206,627, December 7, 1998:
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`26. A triggerable location-reporting apparatus comprising
`a location-signal generating device;
`a telemetry transmitter coupled to the location-signal generating device.
`(Ex. 1003, p. 20.)
`
`Response to Office Action, May 18, 2001:
`
`26. (amended) A triggerable location-reporting apparatus comprising
`a location-signal generating device configured to produce a location signal
`when enabled;
`a telemetry transmitter coupled to the location-signal generating device
`configured to transmit the location signal when enabled;[.]
`a enable controller configured to enable the location-signal generating
`device and the telemetry transmitter when it receives a trigger signal and to
`disable the location-signal generating device and the telemetry transmitter after
`the telemetry transmitter transmits the location signal. (Id. at p. 52.)
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`

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`Background of the ‘035 Patent
`
`Preliminary Amendment, November 13, 2001:
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`26.
`
`A triggerable location-reporting apparatus comprising
`a location-signal generating device configured to produce a location signal
`including location data when enabled;
`a data selecting device for selecting less than all of the location data to
`include in the location signal;
`a telemetry transmitter coupled to the data selecting device configured to
`transmit the location signal when enabled; and
`an enable controller configured to enable the location-signal generating
`device and the telemetry transmitter when it receives a trigger signal and to
`disable the location-signal generating device and the telemetry transmitter after
`the telemetry transmitter transmits the location signal. (Ex. 1004, pp. 33-42
`(emphasis added).)
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`

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`Background of the ‘035 Patent
`
`Notice of Allowability, noting Examiner’s Amendment,
`August 15, 2002:
`
`26.
`
`A triggerable location-reporting apparatus comprising:
`a location-signal generating device configured to produce a location signal
`including location data when enabled;
`a data selecting device for selecting less than all of the location data to
`include in the location signal;
`a telemetry transmitter coupled to the data selecting device configured to
`transmit the location signal when enabled; and
`an enable controller configured to enable the location-signal generating
`device and the telemetry transmitter when it receives a trigger signal and to
`disable the location-signal generating device and the telemetry transmitter after
`the telemetry transmitter transmits the location signal;
`wherein the data selecting device reorders the selected location data.
`(Id. at pp. 58-66 and pp. 72-81 (emphasis added).)
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`Claim 3
`
`A triggerable location-reporting apparatus comprising [the “triggerable”
`3.
`preamble]:
`[a] a location-signal generating device configured to produce a location
`signal including location data when enabled [the “GPS” element];
`[b] a data selecting device for selecting less than all of the location data to
`include in the location signal [the “data selecting” element];
`[c] a telemetry transmitter coupled to the data selecting device configured
`to transmit the location signal when enabled [the “telemetry” element]; and
`[d] an enable controller configured to enable the location-signal generating
`device and the telemetry transmitter when it receives a trigger signal and to
`disable the location-signal generating device and the telemetry transmitter after
`the telemetry transmitter transmits the location signal [the “enable/disable”
`element];
`[e] wherein the data selecting device reorders the selected location data
`[the “data reordering” element].
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`U.S. Patent No. 6,484,035, Ex. 1002 at Claim 3.
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`

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`The “Triggerable” preamble:
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`A triggerable location-
`reporting
`apparatus
`comprising:….
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`Mohan, Ex. 1006 at Fig. 1.
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`The “GPS” Element:
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`location-signal
`…a
`generating device configured
`to produce a location signal
`including location data when
`enabled….
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`Mohan, Ex. 1006 at Fig. 1.
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`The “Telemetry” Element:
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`telemetry
`…a
`transmitter coupled to the
`data
`selecting
`device
`configured to transmit the
`location
`signal
`when
`enabled….
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`Mohan, Ex. 1006 at Fig. 1.
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`The “Enable/Disable” Element:
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`…an enable controller
`configured to
`enable
`the
`location-signal
`generating
`device and the
`telemetry
`transmitter when it receives a
`trigger signal and to disable
`the location-signal generating
`device and the
`telemetry
`transmitter
`after
`the
`telemetry
`transmitter
`transmits
`location
`signal….
`
`the
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`Mohan, Ex. 1006 at Fig. 1.
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`The “Enable/Disable” Element:
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`…an enable controller
`configured to
`enable
`the
`location-signal
`generating
`device and the
`telemetry
`transmitter when it receives a
`trigger signal and to disable
`the location-signal generating
`device and the
`telemetry
`transmitter
`after
`the
`telemetry
`transmitter
`transmits
`location
`signal….
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`the
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`Mohan, Ex. 1006 at Fig 3.
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`[Patent Owner] does not dispute that the Combination [of Mohan and Oncore]
`discloses Claim 3’s triggerable preamble, GPS element, telemetry element,
`and enable/disable element, nor does [Patent Owner] dispute any of the claim
`constructions set forth by this Panel—[Patent Owner]’s disputed elements
`relate to whether Claim 3’s data selecting device and related data formatting
`functionality are disclosed by the Combination [of Mohan and Oncore],
`particularly, Oncore.
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`Petitioner’s Reply, Paper 23 at 6 (citations omitted).
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`Thus, the issue presented is whether Oncore teaches a “device capable of
`selecting location data to include in the location signal” that “arranges the
`selected location data into the desired order for transmission,” according to the
`proper construction of the claim.
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`Institution Decision, Paper 8 at 11.
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`The “Data Selecting Device” and the 
`“Data Formatting Functionality” Elements:
`
`selecting
`data
`…a
`device for selecting less than
`all of
`the location data to
`include
`in
`the
`location
`signal….
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`Therefore, we construe “data selecting device” as
`“device capable of selecting location data to include in the
`location signal.”
`
`Institution Decision, Paper 8 at 8.
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`data
`the
`…wherein
`selecting device reorders the
`selected location data.
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`Consequently, we construe “reorders the selected
`location data” as “arranges the selected location data into
`the desired order for transmission.”
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`Institution Decision, Paper 8 at 9.
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`Oncore Discloses the Data Selecting Device:
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`[W]e construe “data
`selecting
`device”
`as
`“device
`capable
`of
`selecting location data to
`include in the location
`signal.”
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`Oncore, Ex. 1007 at 3.1.
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`Oncore Discloses the Data Selecting Device:
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`Oncore, Ex. 1007 at 5.15.
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`

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`Oncore Discloses the Data Selecting Device:
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`Oncore, Ex. 1007 at 5.15.
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`Oncore Discloses the Data Selecting Device:
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`McAlexander Depostion, Ex. 1016 at p. 50, ll. 10-19.
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`Oncore Discloses the Data Selecting Device:
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`McAlexander Depostion, Ex. 1016 at p. 50, l. 24-p. 51, l. 12.
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`The Selecting Less Than All and Reordering 
`Functionalities:
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`U.S. Patent No. 6,484,035, Ex. 1002 at Fig. 6, Fig. 7.
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`The data selector selects the data to be transmitted and arranges it into the
`desired order.
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`Institution Decision, Paper 8 at 9 (citing Ex. 1002 at Col. 7, lines 18-20).
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`Oncore Discloses Selecting Less Than All:
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`1. Universal
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`1. Universal 1. Universal
`Time
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`Time Time
`Coordinated
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`Coordinated Coordinated
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`2. Latitude2. Latitude2. Latitude
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`3. Longitude 3. Longitude 3. Longitude
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`4. Height 4. Height 4. Height
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`
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`1. Latitude1. Latitude1. Latitude
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`2. Longitude 2. Longitude 2. Longitude
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`
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`3. Universal 3. Universal 3. Universal
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`
`Time Time Time
`
`
`Coordinated Coordinated Coordinated
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`Oncore, Ex. 1007 at 6.153.
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`Oncore, Ex. 1007 at 6.148-49.
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`Oncore Discloses Reordering The Selected 
`Location Data :
`
`1. Universal
`
`1. Universal 1. Universal
`Time
`
`Time Time
`Coordinated
`
`Coordinated Coordinated
`
`
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`
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`2. Latitude2. Latitude2. Latitude
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`
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`3. Longitude 3. Longitude 3. Longitude
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`
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`4. Height 4. Height 4. Height
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`
`
`1. Latitude1. Latitude1. Latitude
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`
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`
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`2. Longitude 2. Longitude 2. Longitude
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`
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`3. Universal 3. Universal 3. Universal
`
`
`Time Time Time
`
`
`Coordinated Coordinated Coordinated
`
`[W]e construe “reorders the selected location data” as
`Oncore, Ex 100X at __, __.
`“arranges the selected location data into the desired order
`for transmission.” Institution Decision, Paper 8 at 9.
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`Oncore, Ex. 1007 at 6.148-49.
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`Oncore Discloses Reordering The Selected 
`Location Data:
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`1. Universal
`
`1. Universal 1. Universal
`Time
`
`Time Time
`Coordinated
`
`Coordinated Coordinated
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`2. Latitude2. Latitude2. Latitude
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`3. Longitude 3. Longitude 3. Longitude
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`4. Height 4. Height 4. Height
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`1. Latitude1. Latitude1. Latitude
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`2. Longitude 2. Longitude 2. Longitude
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`
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`3. Universal 3. Universal 3. Universal
`
`
`Time Time Time
`
`
`Coordinated Coordinated Coordinated
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`Oncore, Ex 100X at __, __.
`Oncore discloses that a user can enable or disable each output
`message independently. Institution Decision, Paper 8 at 12.
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`Oncore, Ex. 1007 at 6.148-49.
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`A Person of Ordinary Skill Would have 
`Combined Mohan and Oncore
`•
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`Simple substitution of Oncore’s commercially‐available GPS receiver 
`in place of Mohan’s GPS receiver achieves a predictable result
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`• Motivation to utilize Oncore’s GPS receiver in place of Mohan’s GPS 
`receiver in order to utilize a GPS receiver that communicates via a 
`specific, known communication protocol (NMEA‐0183)
`
`• Motivation to utilize Oncore’s GPS receiver in place of Mohan’s GPS 
`receiver by recognized benefits associated with Oncore’s GPS 
`receiver
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`The Combination of Mohan and Oncore
`would have been obvious to the POSITA
`• Neither Mohan nor Oncore Teaches Away from Their Combination
`
`• POSITA would not be lead away by Mohan’s miniaturized 
`aspects
`
`• POSITA would not be lead away by Oncore’s off‐the‐shelf aspect
`
`• Oncore’s use of the NMEA standard does not teach away 
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`Petitioner’s Demonstrative Exhibits
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`CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
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`Pursuant to 37 C.F.R. §§42.6(e) and 42.105, this is to certify that I caused a
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`true and correct copy of the PETITIONER’S DEMONSTRATIVE EXHIBITS
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`to be served via electronic service by e-mail, in its entirety, to the counsels for the
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`patent owner on this 7th day of May, 2015:
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`Matthew S. Compton, Jr., mcompton@pfalawfirm.com
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`PREBEG, FAUCETT & ABBOTT, PLLC
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`Stephen W. Abbott, sabbott@pfalawfirm.com
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`PREBEG, FAUCETT & ABBOTT, PLLC
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`Christopher M. Faucett, cfaucett@pfalawfirm.com
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`PREBEG, FAUCETT & ABBOTT, PLLC
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`Robb D. Edmonds, redmonds@edmondsnolte.com
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`EDMONDS & NOLTE, P.C.
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`N. Alexander Nolte, anolte@edmondsnolte.com
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`Rodney B. Carroll (Reg. No. 39,624)
`Jerry C. Harris, Jr. (Reg. No. 66,822)
`Ryan D. Jenlink (Reg. No. 72,907)
`J. Robert Brown, Jr. (Reg. No. 45,438)
`Conley Rose, P.C.
`5601 Granite Parkway, Suite 500
`Plano, TX 75024
`rcarroll@dfw.conleyrose.com
`jcharris@dfw.conleyrose.com
`rjenlink@dfw.conleyrose.com
`rbrown@dfw.conleyrose.com
`Telephone: 972-731-2288
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