Method for an electronic device to edit a graphical user interface (second generation)

Abstract

1. Name of the Design Product: Method Editing Graphical User Interface for Electronic Devices (Second Generation). 2. Use of the Design Product: The design product is used for running programs and displaying information. 3. Design Key Points of the Design Product: Lies in the content of the graphical user interface. 4. Picture or Photo that Best Illustrates the Design Key Points: Front View. 5. Use of the Graphical User Interface: Used to control a liquid chromatography tandem mass spectrometer and perform method editing, for the preliminary preparation of batch automated collection and analysis of human samples (such as blood). 6. Human-Machine Interaction Method of the Graphical User Interface: The front view is the home page of method editing. Click "Create" in the front view to enter Interface Variation State Diagram 1, where a drop-down box appears to display options in the selected template; click "Empty Template" in the drop-down box of Interface Variation State Diagram 1 to enter Interface Variation State Diagram 2, where a "New Method Name" pop-up window appears; after entering the method name in the "New Method Name" pop-up window in Interface Variation State Diagram 2, click "OK" to enter Interface Variation State Diagram 3; click "Autosampler" in Interface Variation State Diagram 3 to enter Interface Variation State Diagram 4; click "Column Oven" in Interface Variation State Diagram 4 to enter Interface Variation State Diagram 5, click "Injection Valve" in Interface Variation State Diagram 5 to enter Interface Variation State Diagram 6, click "Collection Parameters" in Interface Variation State Diagram 6 to enter Interface Variation State Diagram 7, click "Analysis Parameters" in Interface Variation State Diagram 7 to enter Interface Variation State Diagram 8, click "Sample List" in Interface Variation State Diagram 8 to enter Interface Variation State Diagram 9; click "Other Settings" in Interface Variation State Diagram 9 to enter Interface Variation State Diagram 10.

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