1. Name of the product in this design: Main body of the
graphical user interface for operating a handheld controller for electronic devices. 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 image or photograph that best illustrates the design'
s key features: the front view. 5. Purpose of the
graphical user interface: The graphical
user interface is used for operating the handheld controller of an electric remote-controlled
bed. The part to be protected is the main body of the graphical
user interface. 6. Human-computer
interaction method of graphical
user interface: As shown in the main view and interface change
state diagram 1-4, the user can adjust the angle of the backrest, knee board or the height of the
bed by clicking the operation buttons on the operation unit. In the location display section, the icon changes depending on the
bed's position, and the number of triangles next to the icon changes depending on the height of the bed's base. The main view displays four operation areas: "Linkage", "Head", "Feet", and "Height". Clicking to adjust the values of "Linkage", "Head", "Feet", and "Height" in the main view will display the interface change status according to different values (Figure 1-4). The values displayed in the operation area can be preset. By clicking the "Switch" button, the user can change from the main view to interface change
state diagram 5 or interface change
state diagram 6, and can also change from interface change state diagram 5 to the main view or interface change state diagram 6. As shown in Interface Change State Figure 7 or Interface Change State Figure 8, the headboard angle, kneeboard angle, and bed height can be preset to "Memory 1" or "Memory 2". After clicking the number "1" to the right of "Memory" at the bottom of the main view, the values in the main view will be displayed as the values of "Linkage", "Head", "Feet", and "Height" set in "Memory 1" in Interface Change State Figure 7 or Interface Change State Figure 8. After clicking the number "2" to the left of "Memory" at the bottom of the main view, the values in the main view will be displayed as the values of "Linkage", "Head", "Feet", and "Height" set in "Memory 2" in Interface Change State Figure 7 or Interface Change State Figure 8. 7. Other situations requiring explanation: This design is a partial design, and the parts indicated in purple are not subject to protection.