The Court therefore construes “communicative recognition between said computer and said wireless communication device within said pre-established vicinity range” to mean “mutual recognition between the first transceiver and the second transceiver when the wireless communication device and the computer are within the pre-established vicinity range from one another.”
and then construes searching as:
The Court therefore construes “continuous searching” to mean “searching until either the transceivers have recognized each other or the searching transceiver determines that it is not in range of another appropriately configured transceiver.”