Graphical User Interface for Cross-Device Camera Scheduling Operations of Electronic Devices

Abstract

1. Name of the Design Product: Graphical User Interface for Cross-Device Camera Scheduling Operation of Electronic Devices. 2. Use of the Design Product: For an electronic device. 3. Design Key Points of the Design Product: Lies in the graphical user interface. 4. Picture or Photo Best Illustrating the Design Key Points: Design 1, Variant State Diagram 2. 5. Design 1 is designated as the basic design. 6. Use of the Graphical User Interface: For a function of connecting a target intelligent device with another intelligent device to remotely control and use the camera and photo gallery of the target device, and transmitting the information collected by the camera of the target device through the network to another device to display a video picture, that is, to implement the "camera scheduling" function. 7. Human-Computer Interaction Method of the Graphical User Interface: The main view of Design 1 is an operation interface for using the "camera call" function on an intelligent device ("Device A") to connect to another intelligent device with a camera ("Device B"). After entering the IP address of Device B and clicking the connect button to connect to Device B, a camera interface can be entered. As shown in Design 1, Variant State Diagram 1, clicking the start button in the lower right corner of this interface can switch to the interface of Design 1, Variant State Diagram 2, that is, the "shooting preview" mode (at this time, the camera function of Device B has been enabled). After clicking the "take a photo" icon button at the bottom of this interface, a photo-taking command can be sent to Device B, and corresponding text information will be displayed on the interface. As shown in Design 1, Variant State Diagram 3, after taking a photo, the information captured by Device B can be transmitted back to Device A; The main view of Design 2 is an operation interface for using the "camera call" function on an intelligent device ("Device A") to connect to another intelligent device with a camera ("Device B"). After entering the IP address of Device B and clicking the connect button to connect to Device B, a camera interface can be entered. As shown in Design 2, Variant State Diagram 1, clicking the "take a photo" icon button on this interface will not cause Device B to take a photo, but a reminder message of "confirm whether it is in the preview mode" will be displayed on the interface, as shown in Design 2, Variant State Diagram 2. 8. Other Situations Requiring Explanation: Other views are omitted. The parts covered by the dark gray areas in the views represent the photo-taking preview screen, etc., which do not belong to the content of the claimed design itself.

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