Numerical control machine tool control graphical user interface of an electronic device

Abstract

1. Name of the Design Product: Graphical User Interface for Controlling Numerical Control Machine Tools of Electronic Devices. 2. Use of the Design Product: Display information and run programs. 3. Design Key Points of the Design Product: Lie in the graphical user interface in the electronic device. 4. Picture or Photograph Best Showing the Design Key Points: Front View. 5. Use of the Graphical User Interface: Display the numerical control machine tool operation interface. 6. Human-Machine Interaction Method of the Graphical User Interface: The front view is the login interface. After entering the user name and password and clicking "Login", it enters the variant state diagram 1; clicking "Load File F1" enters the variant state diagram 2; clicking "Program View F2" enters the variant state diagram 3; clicking "Start Option" enters the variant state diagram 4; clicking "Tool Selection" enters the variant state diagram 5; clicking "Pattern Selection" enters the variant state diagram 6; clicking "Free Box Selection" enters the variant state diagram 7; clicking "Program Zero Point" enters the variant state diagram 8; clicking "Upper PIN" enters the variant state diagram 9; clicking "Settings" enters the variant state diagram 10; clicking "Forming Analysis" enters the variant state diagram 11; clicking "Errors and Warnings" enters the variant state diagram 12; clicking "System Diagnosis F3" enters the variant state diagram 13; clicking "Input" enters the variant state diagram 14; clicking "Output" enters the variant state diagram 15; clicking "Tool Management F11" enters the variant state diagram 16; clicking "Parameters" enters the variant state diagram 17; clicking "Dynamic Parameters" enters the variant state diagram 18; clicking "Tolerance" enters the variant state diagram 19; clicking "Tool Measurement" enters the variant state diagram 20; clicking "Broken Tool" enters the variant state diagram 21; clicking "Diameter Table" enters the variant state diagram 22; clicking "Index Table" enters the variant state diagram 23; clicking "Tool Length Calibration" enters the variant state diagram 24; clicking "Tool Diameter Calibration" enters the variant state diagram 25; clicking "Job Interface F5" enters the variant state diagram 26; clicking "Custom Function" enters the variant state diagram 27; clicking "Incremental Key" enters the variant state diagram 28; clicking "Z Plane" enters the variant state diagram 29; clicking "Processing Status" enters the variant state diagram 30; clicking "Mark" enters the variant state diagram 31; clicking "User Mark" enters the variant state diagram 32; clicking "Shift" enters the variant state diagram 33.

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