Graphical User Interface for the Display Control Function of a Thermal Imager

Abstract

1. Name of the Design Product: Graphical User Interface for the Display Control Function of a Thermal Imager. 2. Use of the Design Product: The thermal imager is used as a detection instrument for fire fighting and emergency rescue. 3. Design Key Points of the Design Product: Lies in the graphical user interface. 4. Picture or Photograph that Best Illustrates the Design Key Points: Enlarged Front View of Design 1. 5. Design 1 is designated as the basic design. 6. Use of the Graphical User Interface: Used to control the thermal imager and display information. 7. Description of the Variation States of the Graphical User Interface: When viewing the enlarged front view of Design 1, click the left arrow key on the thermal imager to switch to Variation State Diagram 1 of Design 1. The content displayed on the interface is magnified 2 times; click the left arrow key again to switch to Variation State Diagram 2 of Design 1, and the content displayed on the interface is magnified 4 times; that is, the content displayed on the interface can cycle through 3 zoom options: X2, X4, X1. When viewing the enlarged front view of Design 2, click the right arrow key to switch to the Variation State Diagram of Design 2 and enter the laser function. The thermal imager will emit a laser. When viewing the enlarged front view of Design 3, click the trigger key on the thermal imager to switch to the Variation State Diagram of Design 3 and enter the photo-taking function. The thermal imager captures the current content displayed on the screen. 8. Other Circumstances Requiring Explanation: Other Explanation: The numerical values and text in the interface can be replaced. The white area of the interface of each design shows the content captured by the thermal imager in real time, and its content can vary. The real-time color / gray scale of the objects / environment, etc. in the white area of the interface is consistent with the color / gray scale corresponding to the temperature value on the temperature scale. The thermal imager automatically identifies the highest temperature area and the lowest temperature area and marks their temperature values in the corresponding areas of the interface. The average temperature value displayed on the interface is the average temperature within the range covered by the "aiming icon" at the center of the interface.

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