Cooking operation graphical user interface of an electromagnetic oven

Abstract

1. The name of the design product: the cooking operation graphical user interface of the electromagnetic oven. 2. The use of the design product: for display and interaction; the display panel is used for the electromagnetic oven. 3. The design points of the design product: the graphical user interface in the screen. 4. The picture or photo that best indicates the design points: design 8 front view. 5. The rear view of the display panel is the conventional design, omit the rear view; the left view of the display panel is the conventional design, omit the left view; the right view of the display panel is the conventional design, omit the right view; the top view of the display panel is the conventional design, omit the top view; the bottom view of the display panel is the conventional design, omit the bottom view. 6. Design 1 is designated as the basic design. 7. The use of the graphical user interface: for controlling the electromagnetic oven. 8. The human-computer interaction mode of the graphical user interface: touch. 9. Description of Graphical User Interface (GUI) State Changes: Design 1 Main View: The interface after power-on, in which the burner is off by default; Design 1 Change State Diagram: Clicking the burner control button ("O" above the power control button in the Design 1 main view interface will turn on the burner; Design 2 Main View: The interface with the burner on; Design 2 Change State Diagram: Clicking the burner control button ("O" above the power control button in the Design 2 main view interface will turn off the burner; Design 3 Main View: The interface after power-on, in which the burner is off by default; Design 3 Change State Diagram: Clicking the burner control button ("O" above the power control button in the Design 2 main view interface will turn off the burner; Design 3's main view interface shows the upper left and lower right "O" burner control buttons on the fire control key, which turn on the upper left and lower right burners respectively. Design 4's main view shows the interface with the burners on. Design 4's changing state diagram shows that clicking the upper left and lower right "O" burner control buttons on the fire control key in Design 4's main view interface turns off the upper left and lower right burners respectively. Design 5's main view shows the interface after power-on, in which the burners are off by default. Design 5's changing state diagram shows clicking the upper left "O" burner control button on the fire control key in Design 5's main view interface. Clicking the "O" burner control button (top left, bottom left, and bottom right) will turn on the upper left, lower left, and lower right burners, respectively. Design 6's main view shows the interface with the burners on. Design 6's changing state diagram shows that clicking the "O" burner control button (top left, bottom left, and bottom right) in the main view of Design 6 will turn off the upper left, lower left, and lower right burners, respectively. Design 7's main view shows the interface after power-on; in this state, the burners are not turned on by default. Design 7's changing state diagram shows clicking the "O" burner control button (top left, bottom left, and bottom right) in the main view of Design 7. The upper left, lower left, upper right, and lower right "O" burner control buttons on the power control keys will turn on the upper left, lower left, upper right, and lower right burners, respectively. Design 8's main view shows the interface with the burners in the open state. Design 8's changing state diagram shows that clicking the upper left, lower left, upper right, and lower right "O" burner control buttons on the main view interface will turn off the upper left, lower left, upper right, and lower right burners, respectively.

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