Main body of a graphical user interface for regional configuration of electronic devices

Abstract

1. Name of the product of this design: Body of a graphical user interface for regional configuration of electronic equipment. 2. Purpose of this design product: used for interaction of electronic devices. 3. The key design point of this design product lies in the interface content displayed by non-dotted lines of the graphical user interface. 4. The picture or photo that best illustrates the key points of the design: Main view of Design 1. 5. Designate Design 1 as the base design. 6. Purpose of the graphical user interface: The graphical user interface of this design as a whole and the parts for which protection is sought are used for regional configuration of buildings, floors and other venues. In Design 1‑6, the interface shown in the main view is the image upload interface. The user can click "Upload Image" in the interface shown in the main view to upload the corresponding floor plan. The interface after the image is successfully uploaded is as shown in Change State 1. In this interface, the user can click the arrow button in the floor plan display area to enter the interface shown in Change State Figure 2 to view the large picture of the corresponding floor plan, or click the "Draw Area", "Mark Point", "Preset Track" and other buttons to draw areas, mark points, preset tracks and other operations on the floor plan. The interface after the operation is completed is shown in Change State Figure 3. In Design 7‑8, the interface shown in the main view is the image upload interface. The user can click "Upload Image" in the interface shown in the main view to enter the interface shown in Change State Figure 1. In this interface, the user can click "+" to upload the corresponding floor plan. The interface after the image is successfully uploaded is shown in Change State 2. In this interface, the user can click buttons such as "Draw Area", "Mark Point", and "Preset Track" to perform operations such as area drawing, point marking, and track preset on the floor plan. The interface after the operation is completed is shown in Change State Figure 3. In Design 9, the interface shown in the main view is the picture upload interface. The user can click "Upload Picture" in the interface shown in the main view to upload the corresponding floor plan. The interface after the picture is successfully uploaded is as shown in Change State 1. In this interface, the user can click the "Draw Area", "Mark Point" and other buttons to draw areas and mark points on the floor plan. The interface after the operation is completed is shown in Change State Figure 2. In this interface, the user can click on the marked point to view the details of the corresponding point, or click the "Preset Track" button to enter the interface shown in Change State Figure 3 to preset the track for the marked point. In design 10, the interface shown in the main view is a picture upload interface. The user can click "Upload Picture" in the interface shown in the main view to enter the interface shown in the change state figure 1. In this interface, the user can click "+" to enter the picture upload interface shown in the change state figure 2 to upload the corresponding floor plan. In this interface, the user can click the arrow button in the floor plan display area to enter the interface shown in the change state figure 3 to view the corresponding large picture, or click the "Draw Area" button therein to draw the corresponding area. The interface after drawing is completed is shown in the change state figure 4. In this interface, the user can click "Mark Point" to mark the corresponding point. The interface after marking is completed is shown in the change state figure 5. In this interface, the user can click the marked point to view the details of the corresponding point, or click the "Preset Track" button therein to enter the interface shown in the change state figure 3 to preset the track for the marked point. 7. Other situations that require explanation Other explanations: "X" in the interface indicates text, number or symbol area. Among them, the thicker dotted line within the house shape in the middle of the main view and the changing state diagram 1 of design 1‑7, the thicker dotted line within the house shape in the middle of the main views, the changing state diagram 1 and the changing state diagram 2 of designs 8 and 10, the thicker dotted line within the house shape in the middle of the main view of design 9, the thicker dotted line inside the right side circle of the main views, the changing state diagram 1 and the changing state diagram 2 of designs 1‑5 and 7‑8, the thicker dotted line inside the left side circle of the main view, the changing state diagram 1 and the changing state diagram 2 of design 6, the thicker dotted line inside the right side circle of the main view and the changing state diagram 1 of design 9, and the thicker dotted line inside the right side circle of the main view, the changing state diagram 1, the changing state diagram 2 and the changing state diagram 3 of design 10 are all inherent patterns in the interface, and are not the above-mentioned contents that are not required to be protected.

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