Operator boxes of graphical user interface of programming software for electronic devices

Abstract

1. Name of the product of this design: Operator box of the graphical user interface of programming software for electronic equipment. 2. Purpose of this design product: for electronic equipment. 3. The design highlights of this appearance design product are located in the part 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. The electronic device is of conventional design, and the rear view, left view, right view, top view and bottom view of Design 1 to Design 10 are omitted. 6. Designate Design 1 as the base design. 7. Purpose of the graphical user interface: The graphical user interface of the programming software is used to provide an interface for programming, in which the operator box is used to display, allow users to operate and edit operator information. 8. Human-computer interaction method of the graphical user interface: Design 1 The main view shows the operator input / output (the circled part). Click the tree icon on the upper left to view and edit the current operator parameter mapping. Click the single triangle icon on the upper right to run the current operator. Click the double triangle icon on the upper right to run the current operator and subsequent operators. The main view of Design 2 shows the input / output of the operator. Click the tree icon on the upper left to view and edit the current operator parameter mapping. Click the single triangle icon on the upper right to run the current operator. Click the double triangle icon on the upper right to run the current operator and subsequent operators. The main view of Design 3 shows the input / output of the operator. Click the tree icon on the upper left to view and edit the current operator parameter mapping. Click the single triangle icon on the upper right to run the current operator. Click the double triangle icon on the upper right to run the current operator and subsequent operators. Click the circular icon on the upper right to load the initialization parameters of the current operator. The main view of Design 4 shows the input / output of the operator. Click the tree icon in the upper left corner to view and edit the current operator parameter mapping. Click the single triangle icon in the upper right corner to run the current operator. Click the double triangle icon in the upper right corner to run the current operator and subsequent operators. The main view of Design 5 shows the input / output of the operator. Click the tree icon on the upper left to view and edit the current operator parameter mapping. Click the single triangle icon on the upper right to run the current operator. Click the double triangle icon on the upper right to run the current operator and subsequent operators. The main view of Design 6 shows the input / output of the operator. Click the single triangle icon in the upper right corner to run the current operator. Click the double triangle icon in the upper right corner to run the current operator and subsequent operators. The main view of Design 7 shows the input / output of the subgraph operator. Click the arrow icon on the upper left to jump to the subgraph interface of the current subgraph operator. Click the single triangle icon on the upper right to run the current subgraph operator. Click the double triangle icon on the upper right to run the current subgraph operator and subsequent subgraph operators. The main view of Design 8 shows the input / output of the subgraph operator. Click the arrow icon on the upper left to jump to the subgraph interface of the current subgraph operator. Click the single triangle icon on the upper right to run the current subgraph operator. Click the double triangle icon on the upper right to run the current subgraph operator and subsequent subgraph operators. The main view of Design 9 shows the input / output of the subgraph operator. Click the arrow icon on the upper left to jump to the subgraph interface of the current subgraph operator. Click the single triangle icon on the upper right to run the current subgraph operator. Click the double triangle icon on the upper right to run the current subgraph operator and subsequent subgraph operators. Click the circular icon on the upper right to load the initialization parameters of the current subgraph operator. The main view of Design 10 shows the input / output of the subgraph operator. Click the arrow icon above to jump to the subgraph interface of the current subgraph operator. Click the single triangle icon above to run the current subgraph operator. Click the double triangle icon above to run the current subgraph operator and subsequent subgraph operators. Click the circular icon above to load the initialization parameters of the current subgraph operator. 9. Description of other situations that need to be explained: Design 1 to Design 10 Reference Figure 1 is a reference diagram of the main views of Design 1 to Design 10. In Design 1 to Design 10, the border presents different forms according to the operator running results, for example, successful running is shown in Reference Figure 2 of Design 1 to Design 10, running error is shown in Reference Figure 3 of Design 1 to Design 10, running alarm is shown in Reference Figure 4 of Design 1 to Design 10, and running but not executed is shown in Reference Figure 5 of Design 1 to Design 10. 10. Other circumstances that require explanation: This design is a partial design, in which the blue semi-coated part is the part for which protection is not requested, and the other parts are the parts for which protection is requested.

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