1. Name of the product in this design:
Graphical User Interface for Controlling Range Hoods in Electronic Devices. 2. Intended use of this design: for use in electronic devices. 3. The key design features of this product are the content of the
graphical user interface on the screen. 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: When the range hood is powered on, as shown in the main view of Design 1, all indicator lights are on; when powered on, the screen automatically goes black to enter the power-off black screen state, as shown in the interface change
state diagram of Design 1, at which time the power button is slightly lit; when the power button is clicked, the range hood enters the standby state, as shown in the interface change
state diagram of Design 1. The range hood is in standby mode, which is the main view interface of Design 2; clicking the light button enters the lighting-on state, which is the interface change
state diagram of Design 2, at which time the range hood light is turned on. The standby state of the range hood is shown in the main view interface of Design 3; the automatic
cruise state is shown in the interface change diagram of Design 3 when the automatic button is pressed briefly in the standby state. The range hood is in standby mode, which is the main view interface of Design 4; clicking the high-speed button enters the high-speed mode, which is the interface change state diagram of Design 4. At this time, the high-speed button is fully lit and the fan is running at high speed. The range hood is in standby mode, which is the main view interface of Design 5; clicking the
low speed button enters the
low speed mode, which is the interface change state diagram of Design 5. At this time, the
low speed button is fully lit and the fan is running at low speed. The range hood's standby state corresponds to the main view interface (Design 6). A short press of the "Smart
Odor Removal" button enters the Smart
Odor Removal preheating state (Design 6 interface change state diagram 1). At this time, the power button illuminates orange and displays a
breathing effect, while the range hood activates air quality detection. If good air quality is detected (Design 6 interface change state diagram 2), the power button illuminates green, and the fan does not operate. If poor air quality is detected (Design 6 interface change state diagram 3), the power button illuminates yellow, and the fan operates at low speed. If
extremely poor air quality is detected (Design 6 interface change state diagram 4), the power button illuminates red, and the fan operates at high speed. In both poor and
extremely poor air quality states, when the range hood detects improved air quality, it returns to the good air quality state (Design 6 interface change state diagram 2). In the good air quality state, after 2 minutes, it enters a low-power state (Design 6 interface change state diagram 5). In the low-power state, the power button is half-lit, the Smart
Odor Removal button is dimly lit, and the other buttons are off. The range hood is in standby mode, which is the main view interface of Design 7. Press and hold the "
lock screen button" for 1.5 seconds to enter the
lock screen mode, which is the interface change state diagram of Design 7. At this time, the
lock screen button is fully lit. Press any button briefly, the
buzzer will sound twice, and the lock screen button indicator light will flash twice.