Dynamic Image Display Switching Common and Individual Settings
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Solution Overview
Problem
Users of image display apparatuses face a complicated process when trying to check both common and individual settings for multiple images, as they need to select each image individually to view its settings, which is inefficient.
Innovation Solution
An image display apparatus with a controller that displays common settings when images are scrolled and individual settings when not scrolled, allowing each individual setting to be associated with its corresponding image, simplifying the process of viewing and managing settings.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Loss of information
If individual settings are displayed for each image when multiple images are displayed, then users can check individual settings, but users cannot easily check common settings without selecting each image individually
Solution Approach 1:
The display dynamically switches between showing common settings and individual settings based on user interaction state. When images are being scrolled, the display shows common settings; when scrolling stops, it shows individual settings. This dynamic adaptation resolves the contradiction by providing different information based on user needs at different moments without requiring complex manual selection operations.
Solution Approach 2:
The display alternates between showing common settings and individual settings in response to scrolling actions. This periodic switching allows users to check both types of settings efficiently - common settings are visible during scrolling, and individual settings are visible when scrolling stops, eliminating the need to select each image individually to check common settings.
2Ease of operation
If common settings are displayed when images are scrolled, then users can easily check common settings, but individual settings are not visible
Solution Approach 1:
The display system dynamically adapts its content based on the scrolling state. During scrolling, common settings are displayed for ease of access; when scrolling stops, individual settings are displayed to provide detailed information. This dynamic behavior ensures both types of settings are accessible without requiring complex operations from the user.
Solution Approach 2:
The display periodically switches between common settings and individual settings based on scrolling activity. This periodic action ensures that common settings are visible when users are browsing (during scrolling), while individual settings become visible when users pause to examine specific images, thus providing both types of information accessibly.
3Loss of information
If users select each image individually to check settings, then individual settings can be viewed, but the procedure becomes complicated and time-consuming
Solution Approach 1:
The display automatically adapts to user interaction by showing individual settings when scrolling stops and common settings when scrolling continues. This eliminates the need for users to manually select each image to check its settings, significantly reducing the time and complexity of the operation while ensuring all individual settings remain accessible.
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AI summary
An image display apparatus includes: a display device configured to display a plurality of images. At least one common setting is provided in common for the images, and an individual setting is allowed to be set individually for each image. A controller controls the display device to display the at least one common setting when the images displayed on the display device are being scrolled. When the images displayed on the display device are not being scrolled, the controller controls the display device to display at least one individual setting and at least one image of the images such that each of the at least one individual setting is displayed in association with a corresponding one of the at least one image.