Graphical user interface for displaying and operating energy storage system status in electronic devices

Abstract

1. The name of this design product: Graphical user interface for displaying and operating the energy storage system status of electronic equipment. 2. Purpose of this design product: for use in an electronic device. 3. The design highlights of this appearance design product lie in the interface content 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. Purpose of the graphical user interface: This design product is used to operate and display the status of the energy storage system. 6. Human-computer interaction mode of the graphical user interface: In Design 1, when the user uses the shallow charge and discharge function of the Design 1 main view of the energy storage system, the graphical user interface enters the Design 1 interface change state diagram from the Design 1 main view. In Design 2, when the user uses the direct current (DC) power interface function of the Design 2 main view of the energy storage system, the graphical user interface enters the Design 2 interface change state diagram from the Design 2 main view. In Design 3, when the user uses the direct current (DC) function of the Design 3 main view of the energy storage system and turns on the fan, the graphical user interface enters the Design 3 interface change state diagram from the Design 3 main view. In Design 4, when the user uses the direct current (DC) function of the Design 4 main view of the energy storage system, turns on the fan, and uses wireless charging, the graphical user interface enters the Design 4 interface change state diagram from the Design 4 main view. In Design 5, when the user uses the direct current (DC) function of the Design 5 main view of the energy storage system, turns on the fan, and uses wireless charging, and the energy storage system is in an abnormal temperature state, the graphical user interface enters the Design 5 interface change state diagram from the Design 5 main view. In Design 6, when the user uses the direct current (DC) function of the Design 6 main view of the energy storage system, turns on the fan, and uses wireless charging, and the energy storage system is in a short circuit state, the graphical user interface enters the Design 6 interface change state diagram from the Design 6 main view. In Design 7, when the user uses the direct current (DC) function of the Design 7 main view of the energy storage system, turns on the fan and uses wireless charging, and the energy storage system is overloaded, the graphical user interface enters the Design 7 interface change state diagram from the Design 7 main view. In Design 8, when the user uses the direct current (DC) function of the Design 8 main view of the energy storage system, turns on the fan, and uses wireless charging, and the energy storage system fails, the graphical user interface enters the Design 8 interface change state diagram from the Design 8 main view. In Design 9, when the user uses the direct current (DC) function of the Design 9 main view of the energy storage system, turns on the fan and uses wireless charging, and the power of the energy storage system is lower than the preset value, the graphical user interface enters the Design 9 interface change state diagram from the Design 9 main view. In Design 10, when the user simultaneously uses the shallow charge and discharge function, the direct current (DC) power interface function, turns on the fan, and uses wireless charging of the energy storage system, and the energy storage system has an abnormal temperature, short circuit, overload, fault, and the power is lower than the preset value, the graphical user interface enters the Design 10 interface change state diagram from the Design 10 main view. 7. Other situations that need explanation: Other views of the display screen panel of the energy storage system of the electronic device are of conventional design, so other views are omitted. The design 1 interface change state reference diagram 1 corresponds to the design 1 interface change state diagram, the design 2 interface change state reference diagram corresponds to the design 2 interface change state diagram, the design 3 interface change state reference diagram corresponds to the design 3 interface change state diagram, the design 4 interface change state reference diagram corresponds to the design 4 interface change state diagram, the design 5 interface change state reference diagram corresponds to the design 5 interface change state diagram, the design 6 interface change state reference diagram corresponds to the design 6 interface change state diagram, the design 7 interface change state reference diagram corresponds to the design 7 interface change state diagram, the design 8 interface change state reference diagram corresponds to the design 8 interface change state diagram, the design 9 interface change state reference diagram corresponds to the design 9 interface change state diagram, and the design 10 interface change state reference diagram corresponds to the design 10 interface change state diagram. The "X" in each interface represents a changeable text content area, including text and / or numbers and / or symbols. 8. Designate Design 1 as the basic design, and Design 2, Design 3, Design 4, Design 5, Design 6, Design 7, Design 8, Design 9, and Design 10 as similar designs to Design 1.

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