Setting a vapor ablation system function graphical user interface of an electronic device

Abstract

1.The name of the design product: graphical user interface for setting up a vapor ablation system function of an electronic device. 2.The use of the design product: for an electronic device. 3.The design points of the design product: in the graphical user interface. 4.The picture or photo that best shows the design points: interface change state diagram 4. 5.The electronic device is of conventional design, and other views of the electronic device are omitted. 6.The use of the graphical user interface: for setting up the function of the vapor ablation system. 7.The human-computer interaction mode of the graphical user interface: the main view is the interface in the connection of the vapor ablation device, when the connection of the vapor ablation device is completed, the interface jumps to the interface shown in interface change state diagram 1, which prompts that the preparation work has been completed; in interface change state diagram 1, the third icon option in the left navigation bar of the interface is clicked, the interface jumps to the interface shown in interface change state diagram 2, which presents a menu bar; in interface change state diagram 2, the “system setting” option on the pop-up window is clicked, the interface jumps to the interface for system setting shown in interface change state diagram 3; in interface change state diagram 3, the “treatment monitor” option is clicked, the interface jumps to the interface for treatment detail information shown in interface change state diagram 4; in interface change state diagram 4, the third icon option in the left navigation bar of the interface is clicked, the interface jumps to the interface shown in interface change state diagram 5, which presents a menu bar; in interface change state diagram 5, the “remove device” option on the pop-up window is clicked, the interface jumps to the interface for removing the current device shown in interface change state diagram 6; “XXX” in all the above interfaces represents replaceable text and / or numbers, and the circular gray block in the upper left corner of the interface represents replaceable content screen.

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