In-call satellite region alignment for smart satellite call graphics user interface of an electronic device

Abstract

1. Name of the product in this design: Intelligent satellite communication graphical user interface of electronic device with satellite area aligned during call. 2. Intended use of this design: for use in an electronic device. 3. The key design features of this product are the 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: Overall purpose: A graphical user interface for satellite calls in smart satellite mobile terminals; Local purpose: Enables real-time alignment with the satellite during calls to ensure network stability. 7. Human-Computer Interaction Methods of the Graphical User Interface: Design 1's main view is the call interface when the satellite connection is successful. This interface shows that the device is aligned with the satellite while making the call, and the call can be ended by clicking the hang-up button in the middle of the bottom of the interface; Design 2's main view is the call interface when searching for satellites. The call can be ended by clicking the hang-up button in the middle of the bottom of the interface; Design 3's main view is the call interface when the satellite has been found but the device is not aligned with the satellite's azimuth angle. Users can rotate the device (e.g., rotate to the left) according to the operation prompts in the middle of the interface to bring the satellite icon into the specified sector, as shown in the change state diagram of Design 3. At this time, the device is aligned with the satellite's azimuth angle; Design 4's main view is the call interface when the satellite has been found but the device is not aligned with the satellite's azimuth angle. Users can rotate the device (e.g., rotate to the right) according to the operation prompts in the middle of the interface to bring the satellite icon into the specified sector, as shown in the change state diagram of Design 4. At this time, the device is aligned with the satellite's azimuth angle; Design 5's main view is... In a call interface where the device's azimuth is aligned with the satellite but its elevation is not, the call can be ended by clicking the hang-up button in the center of the bottom of the interface. Design 6's main view shows a call interface where the device's azimuth is aligned with the satellite but its elevation is not; the call can be ended by clicking the hang-up button in the center of the bottom of the interface. Design 7's main view also shows a call interface where the device's azimuth is aligned with the satellite but its elevation is not; the device can be tilted (e.g., tilted upwards) according to the operation prompts in the center of the interface, causing the dot icon to enter the inner circle area, as shown in the change state diagram of Design 7. At this time, the device is aligned with the satellite's elevation. Design 8's main view also shows a call interface where the device's azimuth is aligned with the satellite but its elevation is not; the device can be tilted (e.g., tilted downwards) according to the operation prompts in the center of the interface, causing the dot icon to enter the inner circle area, as shown in the change state diagram of Design 8. At this time, the device is aligned with the satellite's elevation. 8. Other situations requiring explanation: Other views are omitted. Designs 1 to 8 request protection for partial appearance designs. In each view of Designs 1 to 8, the parts circled in red are the parts for which protection is requested, and the parts not circled are the parts for which protection is not requested. The "X" in each view represents an alternative or variable letter, number, or punctuation mark.

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