Control bar for loom operation control dynamic graphical user interface for electronic device

Abstract

1. Name of the product in this design: Control bar for a dynamic graphical user interface for controlling the operation of a loom in 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: To set at least one target operating parameter for the loom and dynamically display the current status of that operating parameter, as well as whether the loom is approaching or has reached the target operating parameter. 7. Human-computer interaction method of graphical user interface: Overall, the target setting icon indicating at least one target value of the loom's operating parameters and the icon displaying the current status of the loom's operating parameters can be moved to any position on the slider in the graphical user interface to control the loom. The current status icon is always automatically positioned to represent the real-time operating status of the loom. Users can manipulate the position of the target setting icon on the slider to adjust the target value (this can be done before and during automatic adjustment). Design 1's main view shows that before automatic adjustment is started, the target setting icon sets at least one target operating parameter, and the current status icon displays the current status of the loom. After clicking the start button to start automatic adjustment, the interface switches from the main view to the changing state diagram 1 and then sequentially switches to the changing state diagram 6, thus showing that the current status icon gradually approaches the target setting icon until it reaches the target setting icon, at which point the automatic adjustment is completed and a prompt indicates that the adjustment is complete. The processes of Design 2 and Design 3 are similar to those of Design 1, except that the initial positions of the target setting icon and the current state icon are different, indicating that they start from different initial states of the loom's operating parameters and dynamically approach and reach different target values ​​of the loom's operating parameters. 8. Other situations requiring explanation: The process of Design 4 is similar to that of Design 1, but the automatic adjustment is not completed. The current status icon of the loom's operating parameters cannot reach the target setting icon. As shown in the change status diagram 6 of Design 4, the current status icon shows that the adjustment has not progressed. For design 5: in the initial state before starting the automatic adjustment, the main view shows the target setting icon and the current state icon on the slider; after starting the automatic adjustment of the loom, the current state icon is automatically positioned on the slider to the position representing the current state of the operating parameters of the loom, and the user can slide the target setting icon to the corresponding position on the slider to set at least one target operating parameter of the loom, and the interface is thereby switched from the main view to the change state figure 1; after clicking the start button to start the automatic adjustment, the interface is switched from the change state figure 1 to the change state figure 2 and then sequentially to the change state figure 5, showing that the current state icon gradually approaches the target setting icon until the automatic adjustment is completed. For designs 6 to 10: the graphical user interface can be interacted with by touch, click, drag or single click to control the loom.

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