Graphical user interface for maintenance scheduling interaction of electronic devices

Abstract

1. Name of the product in this design: Graphical User Interface for Maintenance Scheduling of Electronic Equipment. 2. Purpose of this design: An electronic device. 3. The key design feature of this product is its graphical user interface. 4. The picture or photo that best illustrates the key design points: Design 1 front view. 5. Design 1 is designated as the basic design. 6. Purpose of the Graphical User Interface: The product interfaces in Designs 1 to 10 are for maintaining and displaying production schedules and for interaction; the interface is used to allocate, check, adjust, and track production tasks according to order requirements; in Designs 1 and 6, the main view interface is the interactive interface for the pending order page; in the main view interface, clicking the blank cell at the bottom of the interface displays interface change state diagram 1; in interface change state diagram 1, entering the quantity displays interface change state diagram 2; in interface change state diagram 2, clicking the device confirmation button displays interface change state diagram 3, automatically generating production schedule information and linking the quantity of pending production in the upper area; in interface change state diagram 3, hovering over the blank cell displays the "Add Production Schedule" icon, displaying interface change state diagram 4; in interface change state diagram 4, clicking the "Add Production Schedule" icon displays the production schedule settings pop-up, which is then filled in, displaying interface change state diagram 5; in interface change state diagram 5, clicking the confirmation button... After clicking the button, the interface changes as shown in Figure 6, displaying production scheduling information and the quantity of products to be scheduled in the upper area. In Designs 2 and 7, the main view interface is the interactive interface for the pending order page. In the main view interface, hovering over the top and bottom borders of the panel and stretching the height controls the visible area, displaying the interface changes as shown in Figure 6. In Designs 3 and 8, the main view interface is the interactive interface for the pending order page. In the main view interface, clicking "Schedule by Date" allows maintaining production scheduling information by date, displaying the interface changes as shown in Figure 6. In Designs 4 and 9, the main view interface is the interactive interface for the pending order page. In the main view interface, clicking the "Capacity Adjustment" button changes the "Pending Order Processing" content in the upper area to "Capacity Adjustment," displaying the interface changes as shown in Figure 6. In Designs 5 and 10, the main view interface is the interactive interface for the pending order page. In the main view interface, hovering over a cell with production scheduling information displays edit and delete buttons in the upper right corner, displaying the interface changes as shown in Figure 7. 7. Other situations requiring explanation: Other explanation: Designs 6 to 10, which are claimed to include color.

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