Inspection protocol selection area for a radiological imaging system graphical user interface for an electronic device

Abstract

1. Name of the product in this design: Inspection protocol selection area of ​​the graphical user interface for an electronic device's X-ray animal imaging system. 2. Purpose of this design: An electronic device. 3. The key design features of this product are: the layout and interaction of the protocol selection area, as well as the position and proportion of the protocol selection area in the entire interface. The area not covered by the semi-transparent layer in each design is the protocol selection area that needs to be protected. 4. The picture or photo that best illustrates the key design points: Design 1 front view. 5. Other views are omitted as they are standard design. 6. Design 1 is designated as the basic design. 7. Use of graphical user interface: for animal X-ray imaging control systems, allowing selection of examination objects and examination protocols through the interface. 8. The area of ​​the graphical user interface in the product: It is displayed on the screen and occupies a portion of the screen. Designs 1 to 10 request protection for the areas not covered by the semi-transparent layer, while the areas covered by the semi-transparent layer are areas for which protection is not requested. 9. Human-computer interaction method of graphical user interface: The inspection protocol area of ​​Design 1 spans from the middle to the right side of the interface; select an inspection part on the animal image in the main view of Design 1, and then select the inspection protocol in the sub-area of ​​the candidate inspection protocols, and the interface is displayed as shown in Figure 1 of the interface change state of Design 1; click the delete button of the selected inspection protocol sub-area in Figure 1 of the interface change state of Design 1, and then switch the selected part on the animal image, select a new inspection protocol in the sub-area of ​​the candidate inspection protocols, and the interface is displayed as shown in Figure 2 of the interface change state of Design 1. The inspection protocol area in Design 2 spans from the left to the center of the interface. Select an inspection site on the animal image in the main view of Design 2, and then select an inspection protocol in the sub-area of ​​candidate inspection protocols. The interface is displayed as shown in Figure 1 of the interface change state of Design 2. Click the delete button for the selected inspection protocol sub-area in Figure 1 of the interface change state of Design 2, and then switch the selected site on the animal image. Select a new inspection protocol in the sub-area of ​​candidate inspection protocols. The interface is displayed as shown in Figure 2 of the interface change state of Design 2. The inspection protocol area in Design 3 spans from the middle to the right side of the interface. Select an inspection site on the animal image in the main view of Design 3, and then select an inspection protocol in the sub-area of ​​candidate inspection protocols. The interface is displayed as shown in Figure 1 of the interface change state of Design 3. Click the delete button of the selected inspection protocol sub-area in Figure 1 of the interface change state of Design 3, and then switch the selected site on the animal image. Select a new inspection protocol in the sub-area of ​​candidate inspection protocols. The interface is displayed as shown in Figure 2 of the interface change state of Design 3. The inspection protocol area in Design 4 spans from the middle to the right side of the interface; select an inspection site on the animal image in the main view of Design 4, and then select the inspection protocol in the sub-area of ​​the inspection protocols to be selected, and the interface will be displayed as shown in the interface change state diagram of Design 4. The inspection protocol area in Design 5 spans from the left to the center of the interface; select an inspection site on the animal image in the main view of Design 5, and then select the inspection protocol in the sub-area of ​​the inspection protocols to be selected, and the interface will be displayed as shown in the interface change state diagram of Design 5. The inspection protocol area in Design 6 spans from the middle to the right side of the interface; select an inspection site on the animal image in the main view of Design 6, and then select the inspection protocol in the sub-area of ​​the candidate inspection protocols to display the interface as shown in the interface change state diagram of Design 6. The inspection protocol area in Design 7 spans from the middle to the right side of the interface; select an inspection animal in the animal image of the main view of Design 7, and then select the inspection protocol in the sub-area of ​​the candidate inspection protocols to display the interface as shown in the interface change state diagram of Design 7. The inspection protocol area in Design 8 spans from the left to the center of the interface; select an inspection animal in the animal image in the main view of Design 8, and then select the inspection protocol in the sub-area of ​​the candidate inspection protocols to display the interface as shown in the interface change state diagram of Design 8. The inspection protocol area of ​​Design 9 spans from the middle to the right side of the interface; select an inspection animal in the animal image of the main view of Design 9, and then select the inspection protocol in the sub-area of ​​the candidate inspection protocols to display the interface as shown in the interface change state diagram of Design 9. The check protocol area of ​​Design 10 spans from the middle to the right side of the interface; when the check protocol is selected in the candidate check protocol sub-area of ​​the Design 10 main view, the interface shown in the Design 10 interface change state diagram is displayed. 10. Other situations requiring explanation: Refer to the interface change state diagrams for Design 1 to Design 10.

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