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`Joint Claim Construction Statement -- Exhibit A
`Case No.: SACV-14-00947-CJC (DFMx)
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`Term
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`Plaintiffs’ Proposed Construction
`
`Kwikset’s Proposed Construction
`
`“automatically cause[s] a
`message to be generated”
`[‘778 Patent claim 16;
`‘374 Patent claim 14]
`
`
`No construction necessary, but if construed:
`“cause[s] a message to be generated without
`user input”
`
`Intrinsic Evidence
`“It is thus one aspect of the present invention to
`provide a system and method that automatically
`updates credentials on a mobile device
`immediately after authorization changes have been
`made.”
`[‘778 Patent at 3:17-20]1
`
`“Specifically, the present invention utilizes
`communication techniques and protocols to
`automatically and remotely update credential
`information associated with one or a set of mobile
`devices.”
`[‘778 Patent at 4:60-63]
`
`“The communication network 116 provides a way
`for the controller 102 to automatically notify
`
`
`“cause a message to be created without
`receiving a message request from a user”
`
`Intrinsic Evidence
`Claims 2, 9, 14, 26, 31 in ’778 Patent.
`Claims 3, 13, 20, 29 in ’374 Patent.
`
`Col. 3:17-20.
`Col. 3:50-59.
`Col. 7: 5-8.
`Col. 9:36-62.
`Col. 9:63- Col. 10:6.
`Col. 10:7-32.
`Col. 10:60-64.
`
`’778 Patent File History, Office Action Response
`dated July 1, 2009, pg. 11. [AA0000161].
`
`’778 Patent File History, Office Action Response
`dated July 1, 2009, pg. 12. [AA0000162].
`
`’778 Patent File History, Office Action Response
`dated July 1, 2009, pg. 13. [AA0000163].
`
`
`1
`The ‘374 Patent is a continuation of the ‘778 Patent and therefore shares the same specification. Each passage described herein as appearing at a
`particular location in the ‘778 Patent is also found in the ‘374 Patent, except typically 1 line lower. For example, the instant passage appears in the ‘778 Patent at
`3:17-20 and in the ‘374 Patent at 3:18-21. Although not listed separately in this chart, it should be understood that all terms appearing in the ‘374 Patent and
`which are supported in this chart by passages from the ’778 Patent are also supported by the identical passages in the ‘374 Patent specification.
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`Term
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`Case No.: SACV-14-00947-CJC (DFMx)
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`Plaintiffs’ Proposed Construction
`and/or update information to the mobile devices
`112 related to the access system 100. ”
`[‘778 Patent at 7:4-7]
`
`“Referring now to FIG. 3, a method of
`automatically and remotely updating credential
`information on a mobile device 112 will be
`described in accordance with embodiments of the
`present invention. The method begins at step 300
`then proceeds to step 304 where credential
`information is changed at the controller 102. As
`noted above, credential information can include
`any data, set of data, encryption schemes, keys,
`transmission protocol, and the like, used by a
`particular mobile device 112 to verify its
`authenticity to a reader 108. Altering, modifying,
`enabling, disabling, revoking, adding, and
`updating any portion of the credential information
`may effect a change in the credential information.
`The credential information changed at the
`controller 102 is then updated at the database 130
`in step 308. Thereafter, in step 312, information is
`retrieved from the database 130 by the controller
`102 relating to what mobile device the changed
`information was associated with. The mobile
`device corresponding to the changed information
`is then identified as the target device. For
`example, if the access rights of one user have been
`modified, then the mobile device 112 associated
`with that user is the only mobile device 112 that
`
`Kwikset’s Proposed Construction
`
`’778 Patent File History, Office Action Response
`dated January 28, 2009, pg. 3. [AA0000126].
`
`’374 Patent File History, Response to Office
`Action dated Sept. 26, 2011, pg. 10.
`[AA0001137].
`
`’374 Patent File History, Response to Office
`Action dated Sept. 26, 2011, pg. 11.
`[AA0001138].
`
`Extrinsic Evidence
`
`’778 EPO Equivalent File History, Response to
`EPO Communication dated Feb. 23, 2015, pg. 3.
`
`’778 Canadian Equivalent File History, Response
`to Requisition for Appn. 2,647,713 dated May 8,
`2013, pg. 3.
`
`’778 Canadian Equivalent File History, Response
`to Requisition for Appn. 2,647,713 dated May 8,
`2013, pg. 4.
`
`Edward Tittel may provide testimony in support of
`Plaintiffs construction. Mr. Tittel will rely upon
`the asserted claims, specification, drawings and
`file history of the '778 Patent to support his
`testimony. In addition, Mr. Tittel may rely upon
`the IEEE Standard Dictionary: Glossary of Terms
`and Definitions (2009), American Heritage®
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`Joint Claim Construction Statement -- Exhibit A
`Case No.: SACV-14-00947-CJC (DFMx)
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`Plaintiffs’ Proposed Construction
`needs to have its respective memory 200 updated,
`and thus the single mobile device 112 is the
`targeted mobile device 112. Alternatively, a
`change may relate to a number of mobile devices
`112 and each device will need to receive the
`updated information on its respective memory
`200. Thus each mobile device 112 will become a
`targeted device.
`
`Once a targeted device is determined in step 312, a
`message is sent from the controller 102 to the
`determined (targeted) mobile device 112 via the
`communication network 116 in step 316. That
`information is received at the mobile device 112
`through interface 136 by the antenna 226 that
`forwards this information to the RF
`modulation/demodulation unit 230 where the
`signal is demodulated. The RF
`modulation/demodulation unit 230 then sends the
`demodulated update signal to processor 204. The
`processor updates the memory 200 to reflect the
`change that was made at the controller 102 in step
`320.”
`[‘778 Patent at 9:36-10:6]
`
`“Referring now to FIG. 4, another method of
`updating, enabling, and/or revoking the credentials
`of a mobile device 112 will be described in
`accordance with embodiments of the present
`
`Kwikset’s Proposed Construction
`Dictionary of the English Language (Fifth Edition
`2011), EPO and Canadian equivalent file histories
`for the ’778 Patent, Chaum, David. “Zero-
`knowledge undeniable signatures.” Advances in
`Cryptology—EUROCRYPT’90. Springer Berlin
`Heidelberg, 1991, U.S. Patent 6,170,744, U.S.
`Patent 6,229,806, U.S. Patent 5,781,629, and
`Schneier, Bruce, Applied Cryptography:
`Protocols, Algorithms and Source Code, C, J
`Wiley & Sons, 1996. “automatic Pertaining to a
`process or device that, under specified conditions,
`functions without intervention by a human
`operator. IEEE Standard Dictionary: Glossary of
`Terms and Definitions (2009).
`
`“automatic Acting or operating in a manner
`essentially independent of external influence or
`control.” American Heritage® Dictionary of the
`English Language (Fifth Edition 2011). retrieved
`February 24 2015 at
`http://www.thefreedictionary.com/automatic.
`“message A grouping of data elements (DEs) and
`message attributes, used to convey information.
`Note: For the purposes of this standard, a message
`is an abstract description using a message set
`template, not a specific instance.” IEEE Standard
`Dictionary: Glossary of Terms and Definitions
`(2009) quoting IEEE Std 1488-2000 and IEEE Std
`1489-1999.
`
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`Joint Claim Construction Statement -- Exhibit A
`Case No.: SACV-14-00947-CJC (DFMx)
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`Kwikset’s Proposed Construction
`
`Term
`
`Plaintiffs’ Proposed Construction
`invention. The method starts at step 400 and
`proceeds to step 404 where a time interval
`between credential updates is determined. The
`time period may vary depending upon the
`requirements and security needs of the system
`100. For example, the interval may be set to
`update credentials every second, minute, hour, day
`or a variation thereof.”
`[‘778 Patent at 10:7-15]
`
`Extrinsic Evidence
`Dr. Richard Mihran may testify that this term does
`not need construction. Dr. Mihran may also
`testify that if the term is construed, Plaintiff’s
`proposed construction is consistent with what a
`person of ordinary skill in the art at the time of the
`invention would understand this term to mean.
`
`“automatically initiating a
`system update process”
`[‘778 Patent claim 1; ‘374
`Patent claim 1]
`
`“automatically initiate a
`system update process”
`[‘778 Patent claim 16;
`‘374 Patent claim 14]
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`No construction necessary, but if construed:
`“initiate [initiating] a system update process
`without user input ”
`
`Intrinsic Evidence
`“It is thus one aspect of the present invention to
`provide a system and method that automatically
`updates credentials on a mobile device
`immediately after authorization changes have been
`made.”
`
`
`“pushing credentials to a mobile device without
`a request from the user or the mobile device”
`
`Intrinsic Evidence
`Claims 2, 9, 14, 26, 31 in ’778 Patent.
`Claims 3, 13, 20, 29 in ’374 Patent.
`
`Col. 3:17-20.
`Col. 3:50-59.
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`Case 8:14-cv-00947-CJC-DFM Document 30-1 Filed 05/15/15 Page 5 of 21 Page ID #:359
`Joint Claim Construction Statement -- Exhibit A
`Case No.: SACV-14-00947-CJC (DFMx)
`
`Term
`
`
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`Plaintiffs’ Proposed Construction
`[‘778 Patent at 3:17-20]
`
`“Specifically, the present invention utilizes
`communication techniques and protocols to
`automatically and remotely update credential
`information associated with one or a set of mobile
`devices.”
`[‘778 Patent at 4:60-63]
`
`“The communication network 116 provides a way
`for the controller 102 to automatically notify
`and/or update information to the mobile devices
`112 related to the access system 100. ”
`[‘778 Patent at 7:4-7]
`
`“Referring now to FIG. 3, a method of
`automatically and remotely updating credential
`information on a mobile device 112 will be
`described in accordance with embodiments of the
`present invention. The method begins at step 300
`then proceeds to step 304 where credential
`information is changed at the controller 102. As
`noted above, credential information can include
`any data, set of data, encryption schemes, keys,
`transmission protocol, and the like, used by a
`particular mobile device 112 to verify its
`authenticity to a reader 108. Altering, modifying,
`enabling, disabling, revoking, adding, and
`
`A-5
`
`Kwikset’s Proposed Construction
`Col. 7:5-8.
`Col. 9:36-62.
`Col. 9:63- Col. 10:6.
`Col. 10:7-32.
`Col. 10:60-64.
`
`’778 Patent File History, Office Action Response
`dated July 1, 2009, pg. 11. [AA0000161].
`
`’778 Patent File History, Office Action Response
`dated July 1, 2009, pg. 12. [AA0000162].
`
`’778 Patent File History, Office Action Response
`dated July 1, 2009, pg. 13. [AA0000163].
`
`’778 Patent File History, Office Action Response
`dated January 28, 2009, pg. 3. [AA0000126].
`’374 Patent File History, Response to Office
`Action dated Sept. 26, 2011, pg. 10.
`[AA0001137].
`’374 Patent File History, Response to Office
`Action dated Sept. 26, 2011, pg. 11.
`[AA0001138].
`
`Extrinsic Evidence
`
`’778 EPO Equivalent File History, Response to
`EPO Communication dated Feb. 23, 2015, pg. 3.
`
`UniKey Exhibit 1003, Page 5
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`Term
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`Joint Claim Construction Statement -- Exhibit A
`Case No.: SACV-14-00947-CJC (DFMx)
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`Plaintiffs’ Proposed Construction
`updating any portion of the credential information
`may effect a change in the credential information.
`The credential information changed at the
`controller 102 is then updated at the database 130
`in step 308. Thereafter, in step 312, information is
`retrieved from the database 130 by the controller
`102 relating to what mobile device the changed
`information was associated with. The mobile
`device corresponding to the changed information
`is then identified as the target device. For
`example, if the access rights of one user have been
`modified, then the mobile device 112 associated
`with that user is the only mobile device 112 that
`needs to have its respective memory 200 updated,
`and thus the single mobile device 112 is the
`targeted mobile device 112. Alternatively, a
`change may relate to a number of mobile devices
`112 and each device will need to receive the
`updated information on its respective memory
`200. Thus each mobile device 112 will become a
`targeted device.
`
`Once a targeted device is determined in step 312, a
`message is sent from the controller 102 to the
`determined (targeted) mobile device 112 via the
`communication network 116 in step 316. That
`information is received at the mobile device 112
`through interface 136 by the antenna 226 that
`forwards this information to the RF
`modulation/demodulation unit 230 where the
`signal is demodulated. The RF
`
`Kwikset’s Proposed Construction
`
`’778 Canadian Equivalent File History, Response
`to Requisition for Appn. 2,647,713 dated May 8,
`2013, pg. 3.
`
`’778 Canadian Equivalent File History, Response
`to Requisition for Appn. 2,647,713 dated May 8,
`2013, pg. 4.
`
`Edward Tittel may provide testimony in support of
`Plaintiffs construction. Mr. Tittel will rely upon
`the asserted claims, specification, drawings and
`file history of the '778 Patent to support his
`testimony. In addition, Mr. Tittel may rely upon
`the IEEE Standard Dictionary: Glossary of Terms
`and Definitions (2009), American Heritage®
`Dictionary of the English Language (Fifth Edition
`2011), EPO and Canadian equivalent file histories
`for the ’778 Patent, Chaum, David. “Zero-
`knowledge undeniable signatures.” Advances in
`Cryptology—EUROCRYPT’90. Springer Berlin
`Heidelberg, 1991, U.S. Patent 6,170,744, U.S.
`Patent 6,229,806, U.S. Patent 5,781,629, and
`Schneier, Bruce, Applied Cryptography:
`Protocols, Algorithms and Source Code, C, J
`Wiley & Sons, 1996.
`
`“automatic Pertaining to a process or device that,
`under specified conditions, functions without
`intervention by a human operator. IEEE Standard
`Dictionary: Glossary of Terms and Definitions
`(2009).
`
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`8429083.1 a05/15/15
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`Case 8:14-cv-00947-CJC-DFM Document 30-1 Filed 05/15/15 Page 7 of 21 Page ID #:361
`Joint Claim Construction Statement -- Exhibit A
`Case No.: SACV-14-00947-CJC (DFMx)
`
`Kwikset’s Proposed Construction
`
`“automatic Acting or operating in a manner
`essentially independent of external influence or
`control.” American Heritage® Dictionary of the
`English Language (Fifth Edition 2011). retrieved
`February 24 2015 at
`http://www.thefreedictionary.com/automatic.
`
`Term
`
`Plaintiffs’ Proposed Construction
`modulation/demodulation unit 230 then sends the
`demodulated update signal to processor 204. The
`processor updates the memory 200 to reflect the
`change that was made at the controller 102 in step
`320.”
`[‘778 Patent at 9:36-10:6]
`
`“Referring now to FIG. 4, another method of
`updating, enabling, and/or revoking the credentials
`of a mobile device 112 will be described in
`accordance with embodiments of the present
`invention. The method starts at step 400 and
`proceeds to step 404 where a time interval
`between credential updates is determined. The
`time period may vary depending upon the
`requirements and security needs of the system
`100. For example, the interval may be set to
`update credentials every second, minute, hour, day
`or a variation thereof.”
`[‘778 Patent at 10:7-15]
`
`Extrinsic Evidence
`Dr. Richard Mihran may testify that this term does
`not need construction. Dr. Mihran may also
`testify that if the term is construed, Plaintiff’s
`proposed construction is consistent with what a
`person of ordinary skill in the art at the time of the
`invention would understand this term to mean.
`
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`Case 8:14-cv-00947-CJC-DFM Document 30-1 Filed 05/15/15 Page 8 of 21 Page ID #:362
`Joint Claim Construction Statement -- Exhibit A
`Case No.: SACV-14-00947-CJC (DFMx)
`
`Term
`
`Plaintiffs’ Proposed Construction
`
`Kwikset’s Proposed Construction
`
`“Credential(s)”
`[‘778 Patent claim 1, 5, 6,
`9, 14, 16, 18, 22, 28, 31;
`‘374 Patent claim 1, 3, 13,
`14, 15, 16, 29]
`
`No construction necessary, but if construed:
`“data, set of data, encryption scheme, key,
`transmission protocol, and/or the like, used by
`a particular mobile device to verify its
`authenticity with a reader/interrogator”
`
`Intrinsic Evidence
`“As used herein, a “credential” or “credential
`information” is any data, set of data, encryption
`scheme, key, and/or transmission protocol used by
`a particular mobile device to verify its authenticity
`with a reader/interrogator.”
`[‘778 Patent at 3:43-46]
`
`“As noted above, credential information can
`include any data, set of data, encryption schemes,
`keys, transmission protocol, and the like, used by a
`particular mobile device 112 to verify its
`authenticity to a reader 108. ”
`[‘778 Patent at 9:41-44]
`
`“[C]redential information stored on a mobile
`device includes, at least partially, self-
`authenticating data, that the self-authenticating
`data is different after it has been changed or
`altered and that the self-authenticating data
`
`
`“any data, set of data, encryption scheme, key,
`and/or transmission protocol stored on a
`mobile device and used to verify its authenticity
`with a reader/interrogator”
`
`Intrinsic Evidence
`Claim 3, 20 in ’778 Patent.
`Claims 3, 4, 14, 16, 30 in ’374 Patent.
`
`Col. 3:43-46.
`Col. 8:8-12.
`Col. 9:13-15.
`Col. 9:41-47.
`Col. 10:19-22.
`Col. 10:60-64.
`’374 Patent File History, Response to Office
`Action dated Sept. 26, 2011, pg. 10.
`[AA0001137].
`
`’374 Patent File History, Response to Office
`Action dated Sept. 26, 2011, pg. 11.
`[AA0001138].
`
`’778 Patent File History, Office Action Response
`dated January 28, 2009, pg. 3. [AA0000126].
`
`
`Extrinsic Evidence
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`Case 8:14-cv-00947-CJC-DFM Document 30-1 Filed 05/15/15 Page 9 of 21 Page ID #:363
`Joint Claim Construction Statement -- Exhibit A
`Case No.: SACV-14-00947-CJC (DFMx)
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`Term
`
`Plaintiffs’ Proposed Construction
`enables the mobile device to make a determination
`of its own access rights with respect to an asset.”
`[Dec. 1, 2009 Response to Office Action at 12
`(AA0000350)]
`
`Dr. Richard Mihran may testify that this term does
`not need construction. Dr. Mihran may also
`testify that if the term is construed, Plaintiff’s
`proposed construction is consistent with what a
`person of ordinary skill in the art at the time of the
`invention would understand this term to mean.
`
`Kwikset’s Proposed Construction
`
`’778 EPO Equivalent File History, Response to
`EPO Communication dated Feb. 23, 2015, pg. 3.
`
`’778 Canadian Equivalent File History, Response
`to Requisition for Appn. 2,647,713 dated May 8,
`2013, pg. 3.
`
`’778 Canadian Equivalent File History, Response
`to Requisition for Appn. 2,647,713 dated May 8,
`2013, pg. 4.
`
`Edward Tittel may provide testimony in support of
`Plaintiffs construction. Mr. Tittel will rely upon
`the asserted claims, specification, drawings and
`file history of the '778 Patent to support his
`testimony. In addition, Mr. Tittel may rely upon
`the IEEE Standard Dictionary: Glossary of Terms
`and Definitions (2009), Microsoft Computer
`Dictionary, (5th ed. 2002), EPO and Canadian
`equivalent file histories for the ’778 Patent,
`Chaum, David. “Zero-knowledge undeniable
`signatures.” Advances in Cryptology—
`EUROCRYPT’90. Springer Berlin Heidelberg,
`1991, U.S. Patent 6,170,744, U.S. Patent
`6,229,806, U.S. Patent 5,781,629, and Schneier,
`Bruce, Applied Cryptography: Protocols,
`Algorithms and Source Code, C, J Wiley & Sons,
`1996.
`
`“authentication data
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`Joint Claim Construction Statement -- Exhibit A
`Case No.: SACV-14-00947-CJC (DFMx)
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`Term
`
`Plaintiffs’ Proposed Construction
`
`Kwikset’s Proposed Construction
`Information used to verify a claimed identity.”
`IEEE Standard Dictionary: Glossary of Terms and
`Definitions (2009) quoting IEEE Std 2600-2008
`IEEE Standard for Information Technology:
`Hardcopy Device and System Security.
`
`“credential A form of authentication data that
`specifies basic identifying information about a
`user or application. Credentials may be bound in
`some way to the individual to whom they were
`issued, or they may be bearer credentials. The
`former are necessary for identification, while the
`latter may be acceptable for some forms of
`authorization.” IEEE Standard Dictionary:
`Glossary of Terms and Definitions (2009) quoting
`IEEE Std 2600-2008 IEEE Standard for
`Information Technology: Hardcopy Device and
`System Security.
`
`“credentials A set of information that includes
`identification and proof of identification that is
`used to gain access to local and network resources.
`Examples of credentials are user names and
`passwords, smart cards and certificates.” Microsoft
`Computer Dictionary 133 (5th ed. 2002).
`
`
`“credential data”
`[‘374 Patent claim 1, 3;
`’778 Patent claim 1]
`
`No construction necessary, but if construed:
`“data representing a credential”
`
`
`Defendant proposes the same construction for
`“credential data” and “credential” (above) for
`the same reasons set forth for “credential”
`above.
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`Joint Claim Construction Statement -- Exhibit A
`Case No.: SACV-14-00947-CJC (DFMx)
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`Kwikset’s Proposed Construction
`
`
`Term
`
`
`
`
`
`Plaintiffs’ Proposed Construction
`
`
`
`Intrinsic Evidence
`“The present invention is generally directed
`toward a mobile device that can be used in a
`secure access system. More specifically, the
`mobile device can have credential data loaded
`thereon remotely updated, enabled, disabled,
`revoked, or otherwise altered with a message sent
`from, for example, a control panel and/or
`controller in the system.”
`(Abstract)
`
`“As used herein, a “credential” or “credential
`information” is any data, set of data, encryption
`scheme, key, and/or transmission protocol used by
`a particular mobile device to verify its authenticity
`with a reader/interrogator.”
`[‘778 Patent at 3:43-46]
`
`“As noted above, credential information can
`include any data, set of data, encryption schemes,
`keys, transmission protocol, and the like, used by a
`particular mobile device 112 to verify its
`authenticity to a reader 108. ”
`
`2118/025100-0032
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`Joint Claim Construction Statement -- Exhibit A
`Case No.: SACV-14-00947-CJC (DFMx)
`
`Kwikset’s Proposed Construction
`
`Term
`
`Plaintiffs’ Proposed Construction
`[‘778 Patent at 9:41-44]
`
`“The method of claim 3, wherein the first set of
`credential data has at least one of a key, password,
`unique ID, encryption scheme, and transmission
`protocol that is different in the second set of
`credential data.” [‘374 Patent, Claim 4]
`
`“[C]redential information stored on a mobile
`device includes, at least partially, self-
`authenticating data, that the self-authenticating
`data is different after it has been changed or
`altered and that the self-authenticating data
`enables the mobile device to make a determination
`of its own access rights with respect to an asset.”
`[Dec. 1, 2009 Response to Office Action at 12
`(AA0000350)]
`
`Extrinsic Evidence
`Dr. Richard Mihran may testify that this term does
`not need construction. Dr. Mihran may also
`testify that if the term is construed, Plaintiff’s
`proposed construction is consistent with what a
`person of ordinary skill in the art at the time of the
`invention would understand this term to mean.
`
`“mobile device”
`
`“a portable, wireless communication device
`having user input and a display screen”
`
`“device that uses a communications network to
`receive credentials”
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`Joint Claim Construction Statement -- Exhibit A
`Case No.: SACV-14-00947-CJC (DFMx)
`
`Term
`[‘778 Patent claim 1, 4, 6,
`12, 14, 16-18, 23-25, 28,
`31, 33; ‘374 Patent claim
`1, 3, 5, 11-16, 21-23, 26,
`29, 30]
`
`Plaintiffs’ Proposed Construction
`
`Intrinsic Evidence
`“In most global system for mobile communication
`(GSM) devices, e.g., mobile phones, there is a
`Subscriber Identification Module (SIM) that is a
`secure memory containing all of the owner's
`account information, as well as space available for
`additional applications such as an electronic purse
`for e-commerce. This memory is accessible from
`outside of the mobile device, i.e., remotely.
`Mobile devices carry a secure memory much like
`smart cards or the like and the new applications in
`NFC protocols enable the mobile device to
`perform functions like smart cards. The ability to
`have a mobile device also operate as a smart card
`creates a variety of new applications for the
`device.”
`[‘778 Patent at 2:9-20]
`
`“Bi-directional RF interfaces 120 between a reader
`108 and a mobile device 112 are automatically
`established when the mobile device 112 is placed
`within an active zone (not shown) of the
`interrogating reader 108. The active zone of the
`reader 108 is defined as a three dimensional space
`where the intensity of RF signals emitted by the
`reader exceeds a threshold of sensitivity of the
`mobile device 112 exceeds a threshold of
`sensitivity of the reader 108. The interface 120
`
`Kwikset’s Proposed Construction
`
`Intrinsic Evidence
`Claims 10, 11, 24, 25 in ’778 Patent.
`Claims 3, 11, 12 in ’374 Patent.
`
`Col. 6:46-59.
`Col. 6:60- Col. 7:8.
`Col. 8:29-31.
`Col. 10:51-64.
`Col. 10:65-11:6.
`
`’374 Patent File History, Response to Office
`Action dated Sept. 26, 2011, pg. 10.
`[AA0001137].
`
`’374 Patent File History, Response to Office
`Action dated Sept. 26, 2011, pg. 11.
`[AA0001138].
`
`’778 Patent File History, Office Action Response
`dated July 1, 2009, pg. 11. [AA0000161].
`
`’778 Patent File History, Office Action Response
`dated July 1, 2009, pg. 13. [AA0000163].
`
`’778 Patent File History, Office Action Response
`dated January 28, 2009, pg. 3. [AA0000126].
`
`Extrinsic Evidence
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`Plaintiffs’ Proposed Construction
`shown can be between one or a number of readers
`108 and one or a number of mobile devices 11.
`Furthermore, the interface 120 may utilize known
`methods and protocols including NFC protocol,
`Infra Red communication methods, Bluetooth,
`ZigBee, GSM, WiFi, and/or other protocols
`known to those of skill in the art.”
`[‘778 Patent at 5:36-50]
`
`“In addition to being proximity readers (e.g.
`readers that verify authenticity of smart cards,
`mobile devices and the like) the readers 108 may
`also have additional functionality. The readers
`108 may include a keypad or other user input
`devices for receipt of additional user known
`passwords, contact card identification devices, and
`biometric authentication devices including voice
`recognition, retina scanners, finger print analyzers,
`facial feature analyzers, and the like.”
`
`[‘778 Patent at 6:25-32]
`
`“Acceptable mobile devices 112 include, mobile
`cellular phones, personal digital assistants (PDAs),
`Blackberrys™, or any other mobile
`communication device that can be enabled for use
`in the access system 100 described. Essentially,
`the mobile device 112 can perform functions
`
`Kwikset’s Proposed Construction
`
`’778 EPO Equivalent File History, Response to
`EPO Communication dated Feb. 23, 2015, pg. 3.
`
`’778 Canadian Equivalent File History, Response
`to Requisition for Appn. 2,647,713 dated May 8,
`2013, pg. 3.
`
`’778 Canadian Equivalent File History, Response
`to Requisition for Appn. 2,647,713 dated May 8,
`2013, pg. 4.
`
`Edward Tittel may provide testimony in support of
`Plaintiffs construction. Mr. Tittel will rely upon
`the asserted claims, specification, drawings and
`file history of the '778 Patent to support his
`testimony. In addition, Mr. Tittel may rely upon
`the IEEE Standard Dictionary: Glossary of Terms
`and Definitions (2009), EPO and Canadian
`equivalent file histories for the ’778 Patent,
`Chaum, David. “Zero-knowledge undeniable
`signatures.” Advances in Cryptology—
`EUROCRYPT’90. Springer Berlin Heidelberg,
`1991, U.S. Patent 6,170,744, U.S. Patent
`6,229,806, U.S. Patent 5,781,629, and Schneier,
`Bruce, Applied Cryptography: Protocols,
`Algorithms and Source Code, C, J Wiley & Sons,
`1996.
`
`“mobile device A device that uses network
`communications while in motion.” IEEE Standard
`Dictionary: Glossary of Terms and Definitions
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`Term
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`Plaintiffs’ Proposed Construction
`associated with typical mobile devices and can
`also act like a smart card, RFID, or other type of
`identification device.”
`[‘778 Patent at 6:47-54]
`
`“FIG. 2 is a block diagram depicting a mobile
`device in accordance with embodiments of the
`present invention;”
`[‘778 Patent at 4:44-45]
`
`Kwikset’s Proposed Construction
`(2009) quoting IEEE Std 802.15.3™-2003 Part
`15.3: Wireless Medium Access Control (MAC)
`and Physical Layer (PHY) Specifications for High
`Rate Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPANs).
`
`
`“mobile device A device whose logical location in
`the network may change during use.” IEEE
`Standard Dictionary: Glossary of Terms and
`Definitions (2009) quoting IEEE Std 802.15.4™-
`2006 IEEE Standard for Information technology—
`Telecommunications and information exchange
`between systems—Local and metropolitan area
`networks—Specific requirements— and Part 15.4:
`Wireless Medium Access Control (MAC) and
`Physical Layer.
`
`
`
`
`“Referring now to FIG. 2, an exemplary mobile
`device 112 will be described in accordance with
`embodiments of the present invention. In the
`depicted embodiment, the mobile device 112
`comprises a memory 200, a processor 204, an RF
`receiver/transmitter 208 including an RF
`modulation/demodulation unit 212 and an RF
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`Case No.: SACV-14-00947-CJC (DFMx)
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`Term
`
`“self-authenticating data”
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`Plaintiffs’ Proposed Construction
`antenna 216 for communication with a reader 108,
`an RF receiver/transmitter 230 including an
`antenna 226 and an RF modulation/demodulation
`unit 230 for communication with the
`communication network 116, an optional RF
`rectifier 220, and a power source 224. The
`processor 204 (e.g., an application specific
`integrated circuit (ASIC), microprocessor,
`programmable controller, or the like) uses bi-
`directional interfaces to communicate with various
`other parts of the mobile device 112.”
`[‘778 Patent at 7:9-23]
`
`“A power source 224 is also available to supply
`power to any other component of the mobile
`device 112 depicted or not depicted.”
`[‘778 Patent at 9:20-22]
`
`Extrinsic Evidence
`en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mobile_device
`Dr. Richard Mihran may testify that Plaintiff’s
`proposed construction is consistent with what a
`person of ordinary skill in the art at the time of the
`invention wou