Washing program control graphical user interface of an electronic device

Abstract

1. Name of the Design Product: Graphical User Interface for Controlling Washing Programs of Electronic Devices. 2. Use of the Design Product: For displaying information and performing human-machine interaction operations. 3. Design Key Points of the Design Product: Lies in the content of the graphical user interface. 4. Picture or Photograph that Best Illustrates the Design Key Points: The front view of Design 1. 5. The claimed design includes colors. 6. The product carrier has a conventional design, and the rear view, top view, bottom view, left view, and right view are omitted. 7. Design 1 is designated as the basic design. 8. Use of the Graphical User Interface: For electronic devices. For realizing laundry program control and displaying the washing status of the washing machine through human-machine interaction operations. 9. Other Situations Requiring Explanation with Reference to the Figure Explanation: (1) When the user clicks or touches the "One-key Smart Wash" button on the right side of the front view of Design 1, it jumps to Figure 1 of the interface state change diagram of Design 1. When the user clicks or touches the "One-key Smart Wash" button on the right side of Figure 1 of the interface state change diagram of Design 1, it jumps to Figure 2 of the interface state change diagram of Design 1. After waiting for the preset time, the interface sequentially jumps from Figure 2 of the interface state change diagram of Design 1 to Figure 3, Figure 4, and Figure 5 of the interface state change diagram of Design 1. (2) When the user rotates the knob in the front view of Design 2, the interface sequentially jumps from the front view of Design 2 to Figure 1 to Figure 12 of the interface state change diagram of Design 2, and each rotation of the knob triggers a jump to the next state change diagram. (3) When the user clicks the "Blue Ozone / Conventional" function button in the front view of Design 3, the interface jumps to Figure 1 of the interface state change diagram of Design 3. When the user rotates the knob in Figure 1 of the interface state change diagram of Design 3, the interface sequentially jumps from Figure 1 of the interface state change diagram of Design 3 to Figure 2 to Figure 12 of the interface state change diagram of Design 3, and each rotation of the knob triggers a jump to the next state change diagram. (4) When the user rotates the knob in the front view of Design 4, it enters the program for selecting a program and jumps to Figure 1 of the interface state change diagram of Design 4. When the user rotates the knob in Figure 1 of the interface state change diagram of Design 4, the interface sequentially jumps from Figure 1 of the interface state change diagram of Design 4 to Figure 2 to Figure 12 of the interface state change diagram of Design 4, and each rotation of the knob triggers a jump to the next state change diagram.

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