Centralized control and processing graphical user interface for pipe laser cutting equipment

Abstract

1. Name of the product in this design: Centralized control and processing graphical user interface for tube laser cutting equipment. 2. Purpose of this design: For centralized control and processing of laser cutting equipment for pipes. 3. The key design features of this product are the graphical user interface content on the product screen. 4. The image or photo that best illustrates the design points: Interface change state diagram 1. 5. The control panel of the pipe cutting equipment used in this design has a common structure, and the tilt, left and right and rear views are omitted. 6. Purpose of the graphical user interface: A software interface used to provide different control functions for centralized control and processing of laser cutting equipment for pipes. 7. Description of the changing states of the graphical user interface: Figure 1 shows the interface displayed when clicking the "File" option under the "Home" button in the main view, which displays a file list, defaulting to files in the local path; Figure 2 shows the interface displayed after selecting the corresponding file and clicking the "Return to Origin" - "Return to All" option under the "Home" button; Figure 3 shows the interface displayed when clicking the "Drawing" button and selecting the "Lead-in Line" - "Set Lead-in Line," used to set data for the lead-in line, lead-out line, end cap, etc. Click the "OK" button after setting; Figure 4 shows the interface displayed when clicking the "OK" button in Figure 3. The displayed interfaces are as follows: Interface Change State Figure 5 shows the interface displayed when the "Common Parameters" button under the "Common" button in Interface Change State Figure 4 is clicked. This interface is used to set machine tool motion parameters, user habits, follow-up control, gas parameters, gas flushing, injection parameters, unit switching, and other data. Interface Change State Figure 6 shows the interface displayed when the "OK" button in Interface Change State Figure 5 is clicked. Interface Change State Figure 7 shows the "Layer Settings" interface displayed when the "Layer" button on the right side of Interface Change State Figure 6 is clicked. This interface allows you to set "Process Parameters." After setting, click the "OK" button. Interface Change State Figure 8 shows the interface displayed when the green "Start" button in the lower right corner of the interface is clicked.

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