1. The name of the design product: vehicle-mounted display screen with vehicle information viewing
graphical user interface. 2. The use of the design product: the product is used for human-computer interaction instrument
system to display vehicle instrument information and vehicle state information related to driving. 3. The design points of the design product: the
graphical user interface content of the vehicle-mounted display screen. 4. The picture or photo that best indicates the design points: design 1 interface change state figure 1. 5. Because it is the design inside the vehicle-mounted information screen, the left view, right view, top view, bottom view, rear view is omitted. 6. Design 1 is designated as the basic design. 7. The use of the
graphical user interface: used to switch and display vehicle-related information, and can be interacted. Users can control vehicle-related information such as
onboard computer data, vehicle data, and other vehicle-related information through vehicle
system detection or
steering wheel control buttons. Design 1's main view is the
system startup interface. After Design 1's main view loads, the interface will enter Design 1 interface change
state diagram 1. In Design 1 interface change
state diagram 1, after the vehicle self-check is complete, the interface will enter Design 1 interface change
state diagram 2. Design 2's main view is also the system startup interface. After Design 2's main view loads, the interface will enter Design 2 interface change state diagram 1. In Design 2 interface change state diagram 1, when the user clicks the light icon in the upper left corner or the
steering wheel control, and the system recognizes the
light signal, it will enter Design 2 interface change state diagram 2.
State diagram 2; Design 3 main view is the system startup interface. After Design 3 main view is loaded, the interface will enter Design 3 interface change state diagram 1. In Design 3 interface change state diagram 1, when the user clicks the
steering wheel control system to recognize the wiper
signal, it will enter Design 3 interface change state diagram 2; Design 4 main view is the system startup interface. After Design 4 main view is loaded, the interface will enter Design 4 interface change state diagram 1. In Design 4 interface change state diagram 1, when the user shifts into reverse gear, it will enter Design 4 interface change state diagram 2; Design 5 main view is the system startup interface. After Design 5 main view is loaded, the interface will enter Design 5 interface change state diagram 1. In Figure 1, when the user opens the
car door, the interface transitions to state 2 (Design 5). The main view of Design 6 is the system startup interface. After the main view of Design 6 loads, the interface transitions to state 1 (Design 6). In state 1 (Design 6), when the vehicle detects a fault or
hazard and needs to alert the driver, it transitions to state 2 (Design 6). The main view of Design 7 is the system startup interface. After the main view of Design 7 loads, the interface transitions to state 1 (Design 7). In state 1 (Design 7), when the vehicle is charging, it transitions to state 2 (Design 7). The main view of Design 8 is the system startup interface. After the main view of Design 8 loads, the interface transitions to state 2 (Design 7). The interface transitions to state 1 in Design 8. In state 1, when the user clicks on the steering wheel control to open the settings and the vehicle recognizes the setting
signal, it will enter state 2 in Design 8. In state 2, when the user clicks on the vehicle lock settings, it will enter state 3 in Design 8. The main view of Design 9 is the system startup interface. After the main view of Design 9 is loaded, the interface will enter state 1 in Design 9. In state 1, when the system recognizes the new version, it will enter state 2 in Design 9. When the user clicks on "View" in state 2, it will enter state 3 in Design 9.The design 10 main view is a system opening interface. When the design 10 main view is loaded, the interface enters the design 10 interface change state diagram 1. In the design 10 interface change state diagram 1, when the user clicks the square control, the interface enters the design 10 interface change state diagram 2. In the design 10 interface change state diagram 2, when the user slides to the left or clicks the square control, the interface enters the design 10 interface change state diagram 3.