1. Name of the product in this design:
Graphical User Interface for Operation Panel of
Electronic Equipment. 2. Purpose of this design: An electronic device. 3. The key design features of this product are the
graphical user interface content on the screen. 4. The picture or photo that best illustrates the key design points: Design 1 front view. 5. No design highlights; left, right, top, and bottom views are omitted. 6. Design 1 is designated as the basic design. 7. Purpose of the
graphical user interface: When the graphical interface is first turned on, it automatically enters the rinsing state (corresponding to the change
state diagram 1 in Design 1); after rinsing is completed, it jumps to the standby main interface (main view of Design 1). If there is no operation for 5 minutes, the
system switches to the time-based standby interface (corresponding to the change
state diagram 2 in Design 1); if there is no operation for 10 minutes, the
system enters the power-saving screen-off state (corresponding to the change
state diagram 3 in Design 1). Touching the screen will turn it on and return to the main standby interface (main view of Design 1). On the standby main interface, click the water function on the left and slide the central circular adjustment ring to set the temperature (corresponding to Design 1, change state diagram 4); click the
water volume option on the right and slide the adjustment ring to adjust the water output (corresponding to Design 1, change state diagram 5); click the start / pause button to start water output (corresponding to Design 1, change state diagram 6), and click again to pause water output (corresponding to Design 1, change state diagram 7). On the standby main interface (corresponding to the main view of Design 2), click the
warm water function on the left and slide the central circular adjustment ring to adjust the temperature (corresponding to the change state diagram 1 of Design 2); click the
water volume on the right and slide the adjustment ring to set the
water volume (corresponding to the change state diagram 2 of Design 2); press the start / pause button to dispense water (corresponding to the change state diagram 3 of Design 2), and click it again to pause the water dispensing (corresponding to the change state diagram 4 of Design 2). On the standby main interface (corresponding to the main view of Design 3), click the
room temperature water function on the left and slide the central circular adjustment ring to adjust the temperature (corresponding to the change state diagram 1 of Design 3); click the water volume function on the right and slide the adjustment ring to adjust the water volume (corresponding to the change state diagram 2 of Design 3); press the start / pause button to start water dispensing (corresponding to the change state diagram 3 of Design 3), and click again to pause water dispensing (corresponding to the change state diagram 4 of Design 3). On the standby main interface (corresponding to the main view of design 4), click the function button on the right. The interface displays eight fixed
water temperature modes, such as 45℃ for making milk and 50℃ for
warm water. Only water volume adjustment is supported. Slide to select the 45℃ milk setting (corresponding to design 4, state change diagram 1), and control the water dispensing using the start / pause button (corresponding to design 4, state change diagram 2); switch to the 50℃
warm water setting (corresponding to design 4, state change diagram 3), and click the button to control the water dispensing (corresponding to design 4, state change diagram 4); select the following settings in sequence: honey water 55℃ (corresponding to design 4, state change diagrams 5-6), lemon tea 60℃ (corresponding to design 4, state change diagrams 7-8), flower tea 80℃ (corresponding to design 4, state change diagrams 9-10),
green tea 85℃ (corresponding to design 4, state change diagrams 11-12), coffee 90℃ (corresponding to design 4, state change diagrams 13-14), and Pu-erh tea 100℃ (corresponding to design 4, state change diagrams 15-16), and start / pause the water dispensing using the start / pause button. On the standby main interface (Design 5 main view), click the settings function on the right. The cleaning interface will be entered by default, where you can switch between two functions: whole
machine flushing and pipeline cleaning. Select the whole
machine flush (corresponding to design 5, change state diagram 1), click start and a prompt will appear to connect to the drainage (corresponding to design 5, change state diagram 2); after confirmation, the multi-stage flushing process will be executed sequentially (corresponding to design 5, change state diagrams 3-5), the whole process takes 20 minutes, and it supports cancellation in the middle. When the flushing is completed, the end interface will pop up (corresponding to design 5, change state diagram 6). Select
pipe cleaning (corresponding to design 5, state diagram 7), the cleaning water volume can be adjusted from 500 to 3000 ml (corresponding to design 5, state diagram 8); after confirming the start, the cleaning program will run in stages (corresponding to design 5, state diagrams 9-11), which can be canceled at any time. A pop-up window will automatically appear when cleaning is complete, and the main interface will be returned after 10 seconds of inactivity (corresponding to design 5, state diagram 12). Click to enter the drainage settings interface, where you can slide to adjust the drainage duration from 3 to 30 seconds (corresponding to design 5 change state diagram 13). After saving and returning, you can perform the drainage operation (corresponding to design 5 change state diagram 14). Clicking on the
water quality settings allows you to switch between three levels: Excellent, Good, and Poor (corresponding to design 5, change state diagrams 15-17); the
boiling point can be adjusted within the range of 85-99℃ (corresponding to design 5, change state diagram 18); clicking on the screen brightness adjustment allows you to adjust the brightness (corresponding to design 5, change state diagram 19); the time can be calibrated by sliding, and you can confirm or wait 3 seconds to save the settings (corresponding to design 5, change state diagram 20).