Vehicle Data Stream Sorting and Paging for Fast Diagnostic Refresh
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Solution Overview
Problem
Current vehicle diagnostic equipment struggles to quickly locate target data streams among many due to unordered display and slow refreshing speeds, as it reads data streams by name rather than chronological order, leading to inefficient data retrieval and processing.
Innovation Solution
A vehicle data stream displaying method that numbers and sorts data streams, allows for targeted selection, and implements paging to efficiently refresh and display data streams, establishing a correlation between page numbers and data quantities for rapid retrieval.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Ease of operation
If data streams are displayed in chronological order of reading, then the display is simple and continuous, but diagnosis workers cannot quickly locate target data streams among many
Solution Approach 1:
The patent divides the large set of data streams into multiple pages, with each page displaying a limited number of data streams. This segmentation allows diagnosis workers to quickly locate target data streams by navigating through organized pages rather than searching through all data streams chronologically, resolving the contradiction between ease of locating and processing complexity.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent introduces a new dimension of organization by sorting data streams according to their names in addition to the chronological reading order. This creates a multi-dimensional display structure where data streams can be accessed both chronologically and alphabetically, enabling quick location without increasing processing complexity.
2Speed
If all vehicle data streams are re-read during refreshing, then data accuracy is maintained, but refreshing speed becomes slow
Solution Approach 1:
The patent extracts and displays only the necessary data streams that are currently viewed by the diagnosis worker, rather than re-reading all vehicle data streams during refreshing. This extraction approach maintains data accuracy for relevant streams while significantly improving refreshing speed by avoiding unnecessary reads of unrelated data streams.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent implements partial refreshing by updating only the specific data streams that are currently displayed and needed, rather than performing a complete refresh of all data streams. This partial action approach maintains sufficient data accuracy while dramatically improving refreshing speed.
3Productivity
If multiple data streams are selected and viewed from many displayed streams, then comprehensive diagnosis is achieved, but time consumption increases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent performs preliminary sorting of data streams according to their names before display, so that when diagnosis workers need to view multiple target data streams, they can quickly locate them in the pre-sorted list rather than searching through unsorted chronological data. This preliminary organization reduces time consumption while enabling comprehensive diagnosis.
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AI summary
The present disclosure provides a vehicle data stream displaying method and system, and a vehicle diagnostic device. The method includes: numbering at least one vehicle data stream that is displayed out of order; sorting the vehicle data stream, and displaying the vehicle data stream according to a sorting order; selecting at least one target data stream from the vehicle data stream according to a target data stream selection instruction; paging displaying the at least one target data stream; obtaining number data of a target data stream displayed on each page, and establishing a correlation relationship between a display page number and the number data; and paging refreshing a target data stream displayed on a current page, according to the correlation relationship between the display page number and the number data if a refreshing instruction is received.