A graphical user interface for adding control plans to the functional loop of electronic devices.

Abstract

1. Name of the product in this design: Graphical User Interface for Adding Control Plans to Functional Loops in Electronic Devices. 2. Purpose of this design: An electronic device. 3. The key design features of this product are the graphical user interface displayed on the screen. 4. The image or photograph that best illustrates the design's key features: the front view. 5. The electronic device is an existing design, so the rear view, left view, right view, bottom view, and top view are omitted. 6. Purpose of the graphical user interface: It is used to add control plans (CPs). Users can add various stages of the control plan and refine the stage content by continuously calling the function loop. 7. Description of the graphical user interface (GUI) state changes: The main view displays the "My CP" interface. Clicking the "Create CP" button in the main view leads to GUI state change diagram 1. In GUI state change diagram 1, the user can freely fill in the information and click the "Publish" button to enter GUI state change diagram 2. In GUI state change diagram 2, clicking the "OK" button in the prompt box leads to GUI state change diagram 3. In GUI state change diagram 3, right-clicking on the structure tree leads to GUI state change diagram 4. In GUI state change diagram 4, a function ring appears. Gray text on the function ring indicates non-clickable content, while the remaining text is... Clickable content; clicking the word "Process" leads to interface state diagram 5; in interface state diagram 5, the process selection interface is displayed. After selecting a process, clicking the "OK" button leads to interface state diagram 6; in interface state diagram 6, the structure tree after adding a process is displayed. Right-clicking on a process leads to interface state diagram 7; in interface state diagram 7, a function loop appears. Clicking the word "Element" leads to interface state diagram 8; in interface state diagram 8, the element library is displayed. After the user selects an element and clicks the "OK" button, interface state diagram 9 is displayed; in interface state diagram 9, the element library is displayed... The structure tree after adding elements is displayed. Right-click on the process to enter interface change state diagram 10; in interface change state diagram 10, a functional loop appears. Click on the word "Characteristics" to enter interface change state diagram 11; in interface change state diagram 11, product characteristics are displayed. After the user selects one, click the "OK" button to enter interface change state diagram 12; in interface change state diagram 12, the structure tree after adding product characteristics is displayed. Right-click on the product characteristic to enter interface change state diagram 13; in interface change state diagram 13, a functional loop appears. Click on the word "Method" to enter interface change state diagram 14; in the interface... In state change diagram 14, you can fill in the information required for the method and click the "OK" button to enter state change diagram 15. In state change diagram 15, the structure tree after completing the information required for the method is displayed. Right-click on the method to enter state change diagram 16. In state change diagram 16, a functional loop appears. Click on the word "Reaction Plan" to enter state change diagram 17. In state change diagram 17, you can fill in the information required for the reaction plan and click the "OK" button to enter state change diagram 18. State change diagram 18 displays the CP structure tree after completing the information required for the reaction plan. 8. Other situations requiring explanation: In Figure 18, the gray semi-transparent mask represents the variable content screen, indicating the change from the main view to the interface.

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