Joint Appendix One

Cas,; 2:10-cv-07678-JFW -DTB
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Document 58
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had a bill acceptor effectively there to do at least the cash and the coins - acceptor
to do the coins. And then they had their vending machinery inside the -- inside the
machine to actually vend the product. They were refrigerated. That actually had a --
there was a reason for -- not only for that, but also it affected certain things, but
refrigerated as well. And they had secure and unsecure sections. Well, everything
was technically secure, but there were two -- two levels of security within the
machines as far as access.
Meyerhofer Depo. Vol. I at 44:8-46:21:
Q. Let me direct your attention if I could to paragraph 10 of your declaration and
ask you to read that to yourself.
A. Okay.
Q. Let me direct your attention if I could to Exhibit 106 and Bates number 7712.
A. Okay.
Q. And do you see therein the paper label that you're referring to in paragraph 10?
A. Yes.
Q. Can you tell from looking at Bates number 7712 what the model number is?
A. Yes.
Q. What's the model number?
A. That is the PSA-66-VM.
Q. Okay. With respect to the manufacturing date, can you tell that from the paper
label?
A. Yes.
Q. And what is the manufacturing date?
A. This one has been labeled as, let's see, 03 -- it's March 10th of 2000.
Q. What does the encoded sequence number 5 represent?
A. On the barcode or in the human readable section? Is that what you're referring
to?
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