CN112198337B - Display method, device, terminal and readable storage medium for electric equipment state - Google Patents
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Abstract
The application relates to a display method, a device, a terminal and a readable storage medium for states of electric equipment, and relates to the field of intelligent home. The method comprises the steps of obtaining surge data and voltage data, wherein the surge data comprises the occurrence times of surge phenomena in a target period of electric equipment, and the voltage data comprises the working voltage of the electric equipment; determining a state identifier of the electric equipment according to the surge data and the voltage data; and displaying the state identifier in a display screen. By the method for displaying the visual state identification corresponding to the surge data and the voltage data in the display screen after the surge data and the voltage data are acquired, the state identification can be displayed in the display screen in a visual mode for the state of the electric equipment, the socket can display the state of the electric equipment in real time in the using process of the electric equipment, and a user can also know the state of the socket in real time according to the state identification, so that the man-machine interaction efficiency in the state display of the electric equipment is improved.
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Technical Field
The application relates to the field of intelligent home, in particular to a display method, a device, a terminal and a readable storage medium for states of electric equipment.
Background
The socket is a power supply device which is arranged on a wall surface or the ground and provides power for various household devices or industrial devices. During use of the socket, it usually operates at a steady voltage, but during its operation, the voltage may suddenly change, a phenomenon called "surge". The surge phenomenon may inevitably affect the service life of the socket.
In the related art, an alarm device is provided in a socket, and after a surge occurs, the socket counts the occurred surge and displays the counted surge in a numerical form. When the surge times reach the time threshold, an alarm device in the socket alarms to prompt a user that the surge times reach a certain time, and the socket needs to be replaced.
However, the socket of the related art cannot determine the degree of influence of the surge that has occurred on the socket before the alarm device alarms. The method can be used for prompting, so that the problem that the socket cannot accurately prompt the state of the socket to a user, and the human-computer interaction efficiency is low when the state is displayed is solved.
Disclosure of Invention
The application relates to a display method, a device, a terminal and a readable storage medium for electric equipment states, which can improve the efficiency of man-machine interaction during electric equipment state display. The technical scheme comprises the following steps:
In one aspect, a method for displaying a state of a powered device is provided, where the method is applied to a powered device having a display screen, and includes:
obtaining surge data and voltage data, wherein the surge data comprises the occurrence times of surge phenomena in a target period of electric equipment, and the voltage data comprises the working voltage of the electric equipment;
determining a state identifier of the electric equipment according to the surge data and the voltage data, wherein the state identifier is used for indicating the working state of the electric equipment, the state identifier corresponds to a first appearance element and a second appearance element, the first appearance element is determined by the surge data, and the second appearance element is determined by the voltage data;
and displaying the state identifier in a display screen.
In another aspect, a display device for a status of a powered device is provided, the device comprising:
the device comprises an acquisition module, a control module and a control module, wherein the acquisition module is used for acquiring surge data and voltage data, the surge data comprises the occurrence times of surge phenomena in a target period of time in electric equipment, and the voltage data comprises the working voltage of the electric equipment;
The system comprises a determining module, a control module and a control module, wherein the determining module is used for determining a state identifier of electric equipment according to surge data and voltage data, the state identifier is used for indicating the working state of the electric equipment, the state identifier corresponds to a first appearance element and a second appearance element, the first appearance element is determined by the surge data, and the second appearance element is determined by the voltage data;
and the display module is used for displaying the state identifier in the display screen.
In another aspect, a computer device is provided, where the computer device includes a processor and a memory, where the memory stores at least one instruction, at least one program, a code set, or an instruction set, and the at least one instruction, the at least one program, the code set, or the instruction set is loaded and executed by the processor to implement a method for displaying a state of an electric device according to an embodiment of the present application.
In another aspect, a computer readable storage medium is provided, where at least one instruction, at least one program, a code set, or an instruction set is stored, where at least one instruction, at least one program, a code set, or an instruction set is loaded and executed by a processor to implement a method for displaying a status of an electrical device according to any of the above.
In another aspect, a computer program product is provided, which when run on a computer causes the computer to perform a method for displaying a status of a powered device according to any of the embodiments of the present application described above.
The technical scheme provided by the application has the beneficial effects that at least:
By the method for displaying the visual state identification corresponding to the surge data and the voltage data in the display screen after the surge data and the voltage data are acquired, the occurrence times of the surge phenomenon and the working voltage in the electric equipment can be reflected in the display screen in a visual mode, the socket can display the state identification of the electric equipment in real time in the use process of the electric equipment, and a user can also know the state of the socket in real time according to the state identification, so that the man-machine interaction efficiency in the state display of the electric equipment is improved.
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FIG. 1 illustrates a schematic circuit logic diagram provided by an exemplary embodiment of the present application;
FIG. 2 is a flow chart illustrating a method for displaying a status of a powered device according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application;
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of displaying status identifiers in a display screen according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application;
FIG. 4 is a flowchart illustrating a method for displaying a status of a powered device according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application;
FIG. 5 is a flow chart illustrating a method for switching status identifiers in a display screen according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application;
FIG. 6 is a flowchart illustrating a method for displaying a status of a powered device according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application;
FIG. 7 is a flow chart of switching a status identifier in a display screen according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application;
FIG. 8 is a flowchart illustrating a method for displaying a status of a powered device according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application;
FIG. 9 is a process diagram of a method for displaying status of a powered device according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application;
FIG. 10 is a block diagram illustrating a display device for status of electrical devices according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application;
FIG. 11 is a block diagram illustrating a display device for displaying status of electrical devices according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application;
fig. 12 is a schematic structural diagram of a terminal for performing a method for displaying a status of electric equipment according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application.
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For the purpose of making the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the present application more apparent, the embodiments of the present application will be described in further detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
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the surge is the phenomenon that the peak current or the overload current which is far larger than the steady-state current is generated in the circuit of the electric equipment. The surge phenomenon is often manifested as a sharp pulse that occurs in the powered device for a short period of time. The surge is generated for various reasons, including at least one of instant power on, abnormal circuit and lightning protection of electric equipment. The surge phenomenon causes the electric equipment to have equipment problems such as breakdown of a capacitor, blowing of a resistance wire and the like at one instant. Even if a problem does not occur at one instant, the surge phenomenon can cause irreversible damage to the powered device. In the electric equipment, the frequency of the influence of the surge equipment received by the socket is higher, and because the socket is commonly used for being connected with other electric equipment, when the socket is connected, current needs to be suddenly changed, so that the situation of generating the surge phenomenon in the socket is unavoidable.
Since the surge phenomenon occurring in the socket is most common, in the present application, the electric device is taken as an example of the socket. In addition, the electric equipment in the embodiment of the application also comprises, but is not limited to, various household electric equipment and industrial electric equipment.
First, the circuit logic of the electrical consumer according to the application will be described. Fig. 1 shows a schematic circuit logic diagram according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application. Referring to fig. 1, when the powered device is powered on, a current first passes through the voltage detection unit 101 to perform real-time voltage detection. After determining the real-time voltage, the current passes through the detected voltage comparing unit 102 to determine whether voltage adjustment is needed, and when the voltage does not need to be adjusted, the voltage flows into the micro control unit 103 to perform conversion of the output voltage and supply power to the display screen 104 in the electric equipment. When voltage adjustment is required, the voltage adjustment is performed by the voltage stabilizing circuit unit 105 to ensure that the voltage output via the micro control unit is also the rated voltage.
In this process, the data in the voltage detecting unit and the voltage stabilizing circuit unit need to be recorded, so as to judge the state of the electric equipment according to the data. The data are displayed on the display screen of the electric equipment. Fig. 2 is a flowchart of a method for displaying a status of a powered device according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application. The method is applied to electric equipment with a display screen for illustration, and comprises the following steps:
Step 201, obtaining surge data and voltage data, wherein the surge data comprises the occurrence times of surge phenomena in a target period of time in electric equipment, and the voltage data comprises the working voltage of the electric equipment.
In this embodiment, the electric device has a display screen, which may be a liquid crystal display screen, a Light-Emitting Diode (LED) display screen, or an Organic Light-Emitting Diode (OLED) display screen, which is used for displaying related data of the electric device. In one example, a name identifier of the electric equipment is displayed in the display screen and is used for prompting name information of the electric equipment of the user; in another example, a status identifier of the electric device is displayed in the display screen, and is used for prompting the working status of the electric device of the user.
In the embodiment of the application, the electric equipment is taken as the socket for illustration, so that the electric equipment is the socket provided with the display screen.
In the embodiment of the present application, the socket includes a circuit, and a logic diagram of the circuit is shown in fig. 1, that is, the socket includes a circuit, and the circuit is configured with a voltage detection unit, a voltage comparison unit, a voltage stabilizing circuit unit, a micro control unit and a display screen.
The surge data includes the number of times the socket has surge data. The times can be counted by the voltage comparison unit or counted by the voltage stabilizing circuit unit. The voltage comparison unit is used for measuring the voltage difference between the current time node and the previous time node, when surge data is counted through the voltage comparison unit, the voltage comparison unit counts once when the voltage difference between the current time node and the previous time node is larger than the voltage difference threshold value through a method of setting the voltage difference threshold value, and the phenomenon that a surge occurs in the socket is indicated; the voltage stabilizing circuit unit is used for working when the working voltage exceeds the safety voltage range, controlling the voltage within the safety voltage range, and counting once by the voltage stabilizing circuit after the voltage stabilizing circuit works once, so that the socket is stabilized once, namely, the voltage of the socket exceeds the safety voltage range due to the fact that a surge phenomenon occurs in the socket.
Optionally, the surge data further includes at least one of time of occurrence of a single surge phenomenon, time interval of occurrence of two surge phenomena, and maximum voltage generated at the time of surge.
The voltage data is recorded by the voltage detection unit, and optionally, the voltage data is the working voltage in the socket in the working state, and the voltage data is the data which responds to real-time change of the actual situation.
Step 202, determining the state identification of the electric equipment according to the surge data and the voltage data.
The surge phenomenon can cause irreversible damage to the electric equipment, so that after the surge phenomenon is regulated to generate a certain number of times in actual conditions, the electric equipment is not used any more. In one example, a number of times the surge data that causes the powered device to be damaged occurs is determined as a number of times threshold for the number of surges.
Illustratively, the voltage data may indicate a voltage range in which the operating voltage is located. In one example, the operating voltage is in a voltage range that includes 210V-215V (excluding 215V), 215V-220V (excluding 220V), 220V-225V (excluding 225V), and 225V-230V (excluding 230V). According to the working voltage, the voltage range of the current voltage can be determined, and further the follow-up process of the electric equipment is executed.
The status identifier is used to indicate an operating status of the powered device, which in one example is a status of the powered device when the powered device receives a detection of a number of surges and a voltage level. The state identifier corresponds to a first appearance element and a second appearance element, the first appearance element is determined by surge data, and the second appearance element is determined by voltage data.
The appearance element is an element that determines the visual state of the state identifier. In the present application, the appearance element includes at least one of a filler content, a shape, and a position in the display screen.
The first appearance element and the second appearance element are for embodying a state of the receptacle from different dimensions. In one example, the first appearance element is determined by surge data reflecting a degree of loss of the receptacle; the second appearance element is determined by the voltage data and reflects the real-time voltage of the socket. In another example, the first appearance element is determined from voltage data reflecting real-time voltage of the receptacle, and the second appearance element is determined from surge data reflecting the degree of loss of the receptacle. The application does not limit the reflection content of the first appearance element and the second appearance element on the current state of the socket. In the embodiment of the present application, description will be given taking an example in which a first appearance element is determined from surge data and a second appearance element is determined from voltage data.
As described above, the appearance element includes at least one of a filler content, a shape, and a position in the display screen. The filling content corresponding to the state identifier comprises at least one of filling color, filling text and filling effect, and a combination of at least two of the filling color, the filling text and the filling effect. In one example, the fill content is a fill color, and the fill color includes three colors of yellow, orange, and red; in another example, the filling content is filling characters, and the filling characters comprise three types of socket safety, socket potential safety hazard and socket damaged; in another example, the filling content is a filling effect, and the filling effect includes three types of circular array filling effect, square array filling effect and triangular array tiling effect.
The shape corresponding to the state identifier includes different shapes of the same type, or different shapes. In one example, the shape to which the status identifier corresponds includes rectangle, square, circle; in another example, the shape corresponding to the status identifier includes three rectangles having the same width and different lengths.
Step 203, displaying the status identifier in the display screen.
As described above, the surge data is used to determine the filling of the status markers and the voltage data is used to determine the shape of the first markers. Referring to fig. 3, in the example shown in fig. 3, the status identifier displayed in the display screen corresponds to three kinds of filling contents of light blue, dark blue and purple. The light blue indicating socket is safe, the dark blue indicating socket has potential safety hazards, and the purple indicating socket is damaged. Meanwhile, the state identifier corresponds to three shapes of a rectangle of 50 pixels by 100 pixels, a rectangle of 50 pixels by 200 pixels, and a rectangle of 50 pixels by 300 pixels. Wherein, the rectangle of 50 pixels by 100 pixels indicates that the working voltage is in the range of 210V-220V, the rectangle of 50 pixels by 200 pixels indicates that the working voltage is in the range of 220V-225V (excluding 220V), and the rectangle of 50 pixels by 300 pixels indicates that the working voltage is in the range of 225V-230V (excluding 225V). In the state identifier 310 displayed in the display 300, the corresponding first filling is dark blue, and the corresponding first shape is a rectangle of 50 pixels by 200 pixels. The status flag 310 indicates that the socket has a safety hazard and the operating voltage is in the range 220V-225V (excluding 220V).
Optionally, the status identifier is displayed in a status display area in the display screen, or the status identifier occupies the whole display screen.
In summary, according to the method provided by the embodiment, after the surge data and the voltage data are obtained, the visualized state identification corresponding to the surge data and the voltage data is displayed in the display screen, so that the occurrence times of the surge phenomenon and the working voltage in the electric equipment can be represented in the display screen in a visualized form, the socket can display the state identification of the electric equipment in real time in the use process of the electric equipment, and the user can also know the state of the socket in real time according to the state identification, so that the man-machine interaction efficiency of the electric equipment in the state display process is improved.
In one embodiment of the application, the first appearance element is the filling of the status identifier, the second appearance element is the shape of the status identifier, and the first appearance element is determined by the surge data, and the second appearance element is determined by the voltage data. Under the condition that the shape of the state identifier is unchanged, when surge data of the electric equipment changes, filling content of the state identifier in the display screen of the electric equipment also correspondingly changes. Fig. 4 is a flowchart of a method for displaying a status of a powered device according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application, where the method may alternatively be implemented and after step 203, and the method includes:
In step 401, in response to the number of times the surge data indicates the surge phenomenon does not reach the first quantity threshold, a status identifier is displayed, and the status identifier corresponds to the first filling content.
The first quantity threshold is a quantity threshold preset in the terminal. Since the number of occurrences of the surge phenomenon is statistics data that monotonically increases, the "the number of occurrences of the surge phenomenon reaches the first number threshold" means when the number of occurrences of the surge phenomenon reaches the first number threshold from a number smaller than the first number threshold. The process can intuitively embody the increase of the frequency of the surge phenomenon.
When the surge data does not reach the first quantity threshold, the status identifier corresponds to one type of filler content, and when the surge data reaches the first quantity threshold, the status identifier corresponds to another type of filler content. In one example, the fill content is a fill color.
In step 402, in response to the surge data indicating that the number of surges reaches a first number threshold, a status identifier is displayed, the status identifier corresponding to a second filler content.
In one example, when the number of times of occurrence of the surge phenomenon in the socket does not reach 30, the corresponding loss state is a safe state; when the surge phenomenon in the socket occurs for 30 times and is less than 50 times, the corresponding loss state is a slight loss state; when the occurrence frequency of the surge phenomenon reaches 50 times and is less than 100 times, the corresponding loss state is a moderate loss state; when the occurrence number of the surge phenomenon reaches 100 times, the corresponding loss state is a heavy loss state. Meanwhile, the filling color corresponding to the installation state is blue, the filling color corresponding to the light loss state is yellow, the filling color corresponding to the medium loss state is orange, and the filling color corresponding to the heavy loss state is red.
In the embodiment of the application, at least two thresholds are set for the occurrence times of the surge phenomenon. The first quantity threshold value is a quantity threshold value for indicating the loss aggravation of the electric equipment caused by the surge phenomenon. In one example, 30 times of occurrence of the surge phenomenon, 50 times of occurrence of the surge phenomenon, and 100 times of occurrence of the surge phenomenon are respectively set as the first number threshold.
In step 403, in response to the surge data indicating that the number of surges reaches a second number threshold, the alarm identification is displayed in a flashing manner, the second number threshold being greater than the first number threshold.
If the number of times of the surge phenomenon is counted as monotonously increasing, the second number threshold is larger than all the first number thresholds, and at this time, it is determined that the electric equipment is damaged due to the surge phenomenon, that is, the loss degree of the electric equipment is indicated to be large, and the equipment needs to be replaced.
Alternatively, the electric equipment can pre-store the multiple relation between the second number threshold value and the first number threshold value, and the user sets the second number threshold value to determine the first number threshold value. In one example, the second number threshold is set to n in the powered device, the three first number thresholds are n/10, n/6, and n/3, respectively, and when the user sets the second number threshold to 300, the first number thresholds are 30, 50, and 100, respectively.
The alert identifier is an identifier corresponding to alert filler content and alert shape. Optionally, the alarm identification is different from either status identification. In one example, the fill-in content of the alert identification is a combination of red and "warning" characters, and the alert shape is a warning light shape.
Fig. 5 is a schematic diagram illustrating a process of changing status identifiers on a display screen according to a change in loss status according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application. Referring to fig. 5, in the example shown in fig. 5, the voltage state is unchanged, and in the display screen 500, the shape of the state identifier is always a rectangle of 50 pixels by 100 pixels. The filling content is filling text. The second number threshold is 300 and the first number threshold is 30, 50, and 100.
When the surge phenomenon occurs for less than 30 times, the corresponding filling content is socket safety, and the state identifier 501 is displayed in the display screen 500;
When the surge phenomenon occurs for 30 times and less than 50 times, the state identification in the display screen is switched, the corresponding filling content is 'socket slight damage', and the state identification 502 is displayed;
When the number of times of the surge phenomenon reaches 50 times and is less than 100 times, the state identification in the display screen is switched, the corresponding filling content is 'socket moderate damage', and the state identification 503 is displayed;
when the surge phenomenon is 100 times and less than 300 times, the state identification in the display screen is switched, the corresponding filling content is socket severe damage, and the state identification 504 is displayed;
when the number of times of the surge phenomenon reaches 300, the state identifier in the display screen is switched to the alarm identifier 505, the filling content corresponding to the alarm identifier 505 is a warning, and the warning is displayed in the shape of an alarm lamp, and meanwhile, the flashing display is performed. The alarm identifier 505 is used to prompt the user to switch the socket in time.
In summary, in the method provided by the embodiment, under the condition that the voltage is unchanged, through setting the first quantity threshold, the electric equipment can determine the own loss condition according to the quantity threshold, and the display screen reflects the own loss condition in different filling content modes, so that the user knows the loss condition of the electric equipment, and the man-machine interaction efficiency of the electric equipment is further improved.
Through setting up of second quantity threshold value, when the surge phenomenon of consumer takes place too many times, show warning mark to the request user carries out the change of consumer as soon as possible with obvious suggestion mode, has further improved the human-computer interaction efficiency of consumer.
In another embodiment of the present application, in the case that the surge data is unchanged and the voltage data is changed, a second appearance element, that is, a shape of a status identifier, in a display screen of the electric device is correspondingly changed, and fig. 6 shows a flowchart of a status display method of the electric device according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application, where the process may be alternatively implemented after step 204, and the method includes:
In step 601, a status identifier is displayed, the status identifier corresponding to a first shape, in response to the voltage data indicating that the operating voltage belongs to the first voltage range.
The voltage range is a continuous range or, alternatively, the voltage range is a discontinuous range. In one example, the voltage range may be 215V-220V; in another example, the voltage range may be 215V-220V, and 225V-230V. In this embodiment, a voltage range is described as a continuous range.
When the operating voltages are in different voltage ranges, each voltage range corresponds to a shape. In one example, when the voltage within the receptacle is 210V-215V (excluding 215V), the corresponding shape is a rectangle of 50 pixels by 50 pixels; when the voltage in the socket is 215V-220V (excluding 220V), the corresponding shape is a rectangle of 50 pixels by 100 pixels; when the voltage in the socket is 220V-225V (excluding 225V), the corresponding shape is a rectangle of 50 pixels by 150 pixels; when the voltage in the socket is 225V-230V, the corresponding shape is a rectangle of 50 pixels by 200 pixels.
In step 602, a status identifier is displayed, the status identifier corresponding to a second shape, in response to the voltage data indicating that the operating voltage does not belong to the first voltage range and belongs to the safe voltage range.
Optionally, the safety voltage range is a combination of voltage ranges corresponding to all voltage states. When the voltage of the socket is within the safe voltage range, the socket can work normally.
Since in this embodiment, the loss state is unchanged, that is, the filling content of the state identifier is unchanged, when the working voltage does not belong to the first voltage range and falls into other voltage ranges within the safety voltage range, the shape corresponding to the state identifier is displayed on the display screen.
Step 603, in response to the voltage data indicating that the operating voltage does not belong to the safe voltage range, adjusting the operating voltage to a rated operating voltage.
When the voltage of the socket is not within the safe voltage range, the socket cannot work normally and needs to be adjusted, and in this case, the voltage is adjusted to the rated working voltage preset in the socket.
Step 604, displaying a status identifier, where the status identifier corresponds to a nominal shape.
Optionally, since the rated voltage is within the safe voltage range, the rated voltage shape corresponding to the rated voltage belongs to the second shape. In one example, the rated voltage is 220V, and the shape corresponding to the rated voltage is a rectangular shape corresponding to 50 pixels by 150 pixels when the voltage in the socket is 220V-225V (excluding 225V). In another example, the rated shape is a preset shape corresponding to the rated operating voltage.
Fig. 7 is a schematic diagram showing a process of changing a status identifier on a display screen correspondingly due to a voltage status winding around the change according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application. Referring to fig. 7, in the example shown in fig. 7, the loss state is unchanged, and the filling content of the state identifier in the display screen 700 is color and always black filling. The safety voltage range is 215V-230V, and different voltage states respectively represent the states of operating voltage at 215V-220V (excluding 220V), operating voltage at 220V-225V (excluding 225V) and operating voltage at 225V-230V (excluding 230V). The initial voltage was 217V and the rated voltage was 220V.
When the voltage is the initial voltage, i.e., 217V, the corresponding state is identified as a rectangular identifier 701 of 50 pixels by 100 pixels.
When the voltage increases to a range of 220V-225V (excluding 225V), the corresponding state indicator is switched to a rectangular indicator 702 of 50 pixels by 150 pixels.
When the voltage increases to a range of 225V-230V (excluding 230V), the corresponding state flag is switched to a rectangular flag 703 of 50 pixels by 200 pixels.
When the voltage increases to above 230V, the socket is stabilized, after the voltage is stabilized, the voltage is restored to 220V, and the corresponding state identifier is switched to a rectangular identifier 702 of 50 pixels by 150 pixels.
In summary, according to the method provided by the embodiment, different shapes are set corresponding to different voltage states, and the shapes of the state identifiers are displayed, so that a user can know the voltage state of the socket according to the shapes of the state identifiers, and the efficiency of man-machine interaction is further improved.
Through setting up to safe voltage range, carry out the steady voltage operation when voltage is not in safe voltage range, improved the security that the socket used.
Fig. 8 is a flowchart of a method for displaying a status of a powered device according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application, where the method is applied to the powered device and is described by way of example, and the method includes:
In step 801, the number of times of occurrence of the surge phenomenon is recorded by the surge counting module.
In the circuit inside the socket, the surge counting module is used for recording the occurrence times of the surge phenomenon inside the socket. Optionally, the surge counting module is arranged in a voltage stabilizing circuit unit inside the socket circuit, or the surge counting module is arranged in a detection voltage comparing unit inside the socket circuit.
And step 802, generating surge data according to the occurrence times of the surge phenomenon recorded by the surge counting module.
As described above, the surge data includes the number of occurrences of the surge phenomenon. Optionally, the surge data further includes at least one of occurrence time of the surge phenomenon, duration of the surge phenomenon, and intensity of the surge phenomenon.
Step 803, determining a first appearance element of the state identifier according to the surge data.
In this embodiment, the first appearance element is the filler content of the state identifier.
Optionally, a filler content selection control is provided on the display screen, and in response to receiving a filler content selection signal generated by the filler content selection control, the display screen determines the type of filler content and in turn determines the first filler content.
Step 804, detecting an operating voltage in the electric device through the voltage detection module.
In the embodiment of the present application, steps 801 to 804 and steps 805 to 808 are performed simultaneously to obtain the number of times of occurrence of the surge phenomenon of the socket and the operating voltage of the socket at the same time.
The voltage detection module is arranged in a voltage detection unit inside the socket circuit.
Step 805, generating voltage data according to the operating voltage recorded in the voltage detection module.
As before, the operating voltage is included in the voltage data. Optionally, the voltage data further includes at least one of rated voltage, safe voltage range, peak voltage and valley voltage.
Step 806, determining a second appearance element of the state identifier according to the voltage data.
Optionally, a shape selection control is provided on the display screen, and in response to receiving a shape selection signal generated by the shape selection space, the display screen determines a type of shape corresponding to the status identifier, and further determines a first shape of the status identifier.
Step 807 displays a status identifier having a first appearance element and a second appearance element.
In the embodiment of the application, the first appearance element is filled content, and the second appearance element is in a shape.
In this embodiment, the state identifier indicates that the working voltage of the electric device is in the first voltage range, and the number of times of occurrence of the surge phenomenon does not reach the first time threshold.
After the first filling content and the first shape corresponding to the state identifier are determined, the state identifier is displayed under the condition that the socket is electrified.
Optionally, after the socket is powered on to start working, the first filling content is determined by the surge frequency of the initial time of the power on, and the first shape is determined by the voltage of the initial time of the power on, so as to display the state identification.
In step 808, in response to the surge data indicating that the number of surges reaches a first quantity threshold, a status identifier is displayed, the status identifier corresponding to the second filler content.
As mentioned above, the number of times of the surge phenomenon can only be monotonically increased, so when the number of times of the surge phenomenon reaches any one of the first number thresholds, the electric equipment switches the state identifier according to the first number threshold, and the state identifier corresponds to the second filling content.
Step 809, displaying the alarm identification in a flashing manner in response to the surge data indicating that the number of surges has reached a second number threshold.
When the occurrence frequency of the surge phenomenon reaches the second number threshold, the working efficiency of the socket is determined to be severely impressed due to the fact that the occurrence frequency of the surge phenomenon is too high, and at the moment, an alarm mark is displayed to indicate that the socket needs to be replaced urgently.
In this embodiment, the circuit of the socket further includes a sounding module, and when the alarm identifier appears and performs flashing display, the sounding module simultaneously sounds an alarm to prompt that the socket needs to be replaced.
Step 810, in response to the voltage data indicating that the operating voltage does not belong to the first voltage range and belongs to the safe voltage range, displaying a status identifier, the status identifier corresponding to the second shape.
And when the voltage data indicate that the working voltage of the electric equipment exceeds the voltage range of the original voltage and enters other voltage ranges, displaying the state identifier corresponding to the second shape.
Optionally, steps 810 to 812 are performed synchronously with steps 808 to 809, that is, in this embodiment, the filling content and the shape of the status identifier may be switched without mutual influence.
When the voltage data indicates that the working voltage of the electric equipment exceeds the voltage range of the original voltage and enters other voltage ranges, a second voltage range corresponding to the voltage is determined, and a second voltage state is determined according to the second voltage range.
In one example, when the status indicator in the display screen is switched to an alarm indicator, it is displayed in an alarm indicator shape and an alarm indicator fill state, at which time the alarm status shape does not change even though the voltage changes.
In step 811, the operating voltage is adjusted to the nominal operating voltage in response to the voltage data indicating that the operating voltage does not fall within the safe voltage range.
The rated voltage is a standard operating voltage set when the socket leaves the factory, and in the daily use state, the rated voltage should be 220V, so in this embodiment, the rated voltage is also set to 220V.
Step 812, a status identifier is displayed, the status identifier corresponding to the nominal shape.
In this embodiment, the shape of the rated voltage is the rated shape of the status identifier corresponding to the voltage range where the 220V voltage is located. And stabilizing the voltage in the circuit, stabilizing the voltage to the rated voltage, namely, after 220V, switching the shape of the state identifier to the shape of the state identifier corresponding to the rated voltage.
In this embodiment, each time the voltage of the circuit is stabilized, a count is made of the occurrence of a surge phenomenon.
In summary, according to the method provided by the embodiment, after the surge data and the voltage data are acquired, the visualized state identification corresponding to the surge data and the voltage data is displayed in the display screen, so that the state identification of the electric equipment can be reflected in the display screen in a visualized mode, the socket can display the state of the electric equipment in real time in the use process of the electric equipment, and a user can also know the state of the socket in real time according to the state identification, so that the efficiency of man-machine interaction in the state display of the electric equipment is improved.
Through the setting of the first quantity threshold value, the electric equipment can determine the loss state of the electric equipment according to the quantity threshold value, and the loss state of the electric equipment is reflected in the display screen in different filling content modes, so that a user knows the loss state, and the man-machine interaction efficiency of the electric equipment is further improved.
Through setting up of second quantity threshold value, when the surge phenomenon of consumer takes place too many times, show warning mark to the request user carries out the change of consumer as soon as possible with obvious suggestion mode, has further improved the human-computer interaction efficiency of consumer.
Different shapes are set corresponding to different voltage states, and the shapes of the state identifiers are displayed, so that a user can know the voltage state of the socket according to the shapes of the state identifiers, and the efficiency of man-machine interaction is further improved.
Through setting up to safe voltage range, carry out the steady voltage operation when voltage is not in safe voltage range, improved the security that the socket used.
The voltage data and the surge data are respectively acquired from different modules in the circuit, so that the accuracy of data acquisition is improved.
Fig. 9 is a process schematic diagram of a method for displaying a status of a powered device according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application, where the method is applied to the powered device and is illustrated by way of example, and the method includes:
step 901, start.
The process is the starting process of the electric equipment. When the electric equipment is realized as a socket, the process is the process of electrifying the socket and entering the use state.
In step 902, an input voltage is detected.
The process is a process of detecting the power consumption voltage through a voltage detection module in the voltage detection unit.
Step 903, it is determined whether the voltage is within the 210V-230V range.
The process is a detection process of whether the input voltage is within a safe voltage range. In this embodiment, the safe voltage range is 210V-230V.
Step 904 is performed when the voltage is between 210V and 230V, and step 912 is performed when the voltage is not between 210V and 230V.
Step 904, determining whether the voltage is greater than or equal to 210V and less than 215V.
In the actual operation process, the specific magnitude of the voltage can be directly obtained through the voltage detection module, and in the embodiment, after the specific magnitude of the voltage is obtained, the specific magnitude of the voltage is still compared with a plurality of voltage ranges one by one, so as to determine which voltage range the working voltage is in.
Step 905 is performed when the voltage is greater than or equal to 210V and less than 215V, and step 906 is performed when the voltage is not within the voltage range.
In step 905, the energy bar displays 1 grid.
The step is to determine that the shape of the status indicator corresponding to the socket status is the shape of the display 1-grid energy bar.
Step 906, determining whether the voltage is greater than or equal to 215V and less than 220V.
When the voltage is greater than or equal to 215V and less than 220V, step 907 is performed, and when the voltage is not within the voltage range, step 908 is performed.
In step 907, the energy bar displays 2 cells.
The step is to determine that the shape of the status indicator corresponding to the socket status is the shape of the display 2-grid energy bar.
Step 908, it is determined whether the voltage is greater than or equal to 220V and less than 225V.
Step 909 is performed when the voltage is 220V or more and 224V or less, and step 910 is performed when the voltage is not within the voltage range.
In step 909, the energy bar displays 3 cells.
The step is to determine the shape of the status indicator corresponding to the socket status as the shape of the display 3-grid energy bar.
Step 910, determine whether the voltage is greater than or equal to 225V and less than 230V.
Step 909 is performed when the voltage is 225V or more and less than 230V, and step 910 is performed when the voltage is not within the voltage range.
In step 911, the energy bar displays 4 cells.
The step is to determine that the shape of the status indicator corresponding to the socket status is the shape of the display 4-grid energy bar.
Step 912, voltage is stabilized to 220V.
The process is to stabilize the voltage in the circuit to make the voltage carried by the socket stable to the rated voltage, namely 220V. The process is mainly controlled and executed by a control circuit inside the socket.
Step 913, the energy bar displays 3 cells.
The number of energy bars corresponding to 220V voltage is 3, so the change of the shape of the state mark is performed accordingly.
In step 914, a voltage stabilizing operation is recorded.
When the input voltage is not in the safe voltage range, a surge phenomenon is indicated to be generated, and at the moment, a voltage stabilizing action is recorded to count the generation of the surge phenomenon.
In step 915, the input voltage is detected.
This process is a verification process for the input voltage.
Step 916, determining whether the number of times is 1/10n or less.
In the actual operation process, the occurrence times of the surge phenomenon can be directly obtained through the surge counting module, and then the occurrence times are sequentially compared with each first time threshold value.
When the number of times is 1/10n or less, step 917 is performed; when the number of times is greater than 1/10n, step 918 is performed.
In step 917, the energy bar displays green.
The step of determining the filling content of the state identifier corresponding to the socket state is color and displayed as green.
Step 918, determine whether the number of times is greater than 1/10n and less than or equal to 5/10n.
When the number of times is greater than 1/10n and less than 5/10n, step 919 is performed; when the number of times is not within this range, step 920 is performed.
In step 919, the energy bar displays blue.
The step is to determine that the filling content of the state identifier corresponding to the socket state is color and display the filling content as blue.
Step 920, judging whether the number of times is more than 5/10n and less than or equal to 9/10n.
When the number of times is greater than 5/10n and less than 9/10n, step 921 is performed; when the number of times is not within this range, step 922 is performed.
In step 921, the energy bar displays a yellow color.
The step is to determine that the filling content of the state identifier corresponding to the socket state is color and display the filling content as yellow.
In step 922, it is determined whether the number of times is greater than 9/10n and less than or equal to n.
When the number of times is greater than 9/10n and less than n, go to step 923; when the number of times is not within this range, step 924 is performed.
In step 923, the energy bar displays red.
The step is to determine that the filling content of the state identifier corresponding to the socket state is colored and displayed in red.
In step 924, it is determined whether the number of times is greater than n.
The step is a process of judging whether the occurrence frequency of the surge phenomenon reaches a second frequency threshold value.
Step 925, an alarm prompts replacement.
And when the occurrence frequency of the surge phenomenon reaches a second frequency threshold, an alarm prompt is carried out, wherein the alarm prompt is used for prompting a user to replace the socket.
In summary, according to the method provided by the embodiment, after the surge data and the voltage data are acquired, the visualized state identification corresponding to the surge data and the voltage data is displayed in the display screen, so that the state identification of the electric equipment can be reflected in the display screen in a visualized mode, the socket can display the state of the electric equipment in real time in the use process of the electric equipment, and a user can also know the state of the socket in real time according to the state identification, so that the efficiency of man-machine interaction in the state display of the electric equipment is improved.
Fig. 10 is a block diagram of a display device for displaying a status of electric equipment according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application, where the device includes:
the obtaining module 1001 is configured to obtain surge data and voltage data, where the surge data includes the number of times of occurrence of a surge phenomenon in a target period of time in the electric device, and the voltage data includes a working voltage of the electric device;
The determining module 1002 is configured to determine a status identifier of the electric device according to the surge data and the voltage data, where the status identifier is used to indicate an operating status of the electric device, and the status identifier corresponds to a first appearance element and a second appearance element, where the first appearance element is determined by the surge data, and the second appearance element is determined by the voltage data;
And a display module 1003, configured to display the status identifier on a display screen.
In an alternative embodiment, the first appearance element is a fill of state identification;
the display module 1003 is further configured to display a status identifier, where the status identifier corresponds to the first filling content, in response to the surge data indicating that the number of times of the surge phenomenon does not reach the first number threshold;
and displaying a state identifier corresponding to the second filling content in response to the surge data indicating that the number of surge events reaches the first quantity threshold.
In an alternative embodiment, the device further comprises a display module 1003 further configured to display the alarm flag in a flashing manner in response to the surge data indicating that the number of surges reaches a second number threshold, the second number threshold being greater than the first number threshold.
In an alternative embodiment, the electrical equipment corresponds to a safe voltage range, and the second appearance element is in the shape of a state identifier;
The display module 1003 is further configured to display a status identifier in response to the voltage data indicating that the working voltage belongs to the first voltage range, where the status identifier corresponds to the first shape;
And displaying a state identifier corresponding to the second shape in response to the voltage data indicating that the working voltage does not belong to the first voltage range and belongs to the safety voltage range.
In an alternative embodiment, as shown in fig. 11, the electric equipment corresponds to a safe voltage range and a rated operating voltage, and the device further includes an adjusting module 1004, configured to adjust the operating voltage to the rated operating voltage in response to the voltage data indicating that the operating voltage does not belong to the safe voltage range;
The display module 1003 is configured to display a status identifier, where the status identifier corresponds to a rated shape, and the rated shape is a preset shape corresponding to a rated operating voltage.
In an optional embodiment, the electric equipment further comprises a voltage detection module and a surge counting module;
The device also comprises a recording module 1005 for recording the occurrence times of the surge phenomenon through a surge counting module and detecting the working voltage in the electric equipment through a voltage detection module;
The generating module 1006 is configured to generate surge data according to the number of times of occurrence of the surge phenomenon recorded by the surge counting module, and generate voltage data according to the working voltage recorded by the voltage detecting module.
In an alternative embodiment, the fill content of the status identifier includes at least one of a fill color, a fill text, and a fill effect.
According to the device provided by the embodiment, the frequency of occurrence of the surge phenomenon and the working voltage in the electric equipment can be represented in the display screen in a visual mode by the method of displaying the visual state identification corresponding to the surge data and the voltage data in the display screen after the surge data and the voltage data are acquired, the socket can display the state identification of the electric equipment in real time in the use process of the electric equipment, a user can also know the state of the socket in real time according to the state identification, and the man-machine interaction efficiency of the electric equipment in the state display process is improved.
It should be noted that: the status display device of the electric equipment provided by the embodiment only uses the division of the functional modules to illustrate, in practical application, the functional allocation can be completed by different functional modules according to the needs, that is, the internal structure of the equipment is divided into different functional modules to complete all or part of the contents described above.
Fig. 12 is a schematic structural diagram of a terminal for performing a method for displaying a status of a powered device according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application, the terminal including:
The processor 1201 includes one or more processing cores, and the processor 1201 performs various functional applications and data processing by running software programs and modules.
The receiver 1202 and the transmitter 1203 may be implemented as one communication component, which may be a communication chip. Alternatively, the communication component may enable a communication connection between any two computer devices in the data synchronization system of the smart door lock. That is, the transmitter 1203 may be configured to transmit communication network signals and the receiver 1202 may be configured to receive communication network signals.
The memory 1204 is connected to the processor 1201 by a bus 1205.
The memory 1204 may be used for storing at least one instruction that the processor 1201 is configured to execute to implement the various steps of the method embodiments described above. The embodiment of the application also provides a computer readable storage medium, wherein at least one instruction, at least one section of program, code set or instruction set is stored in the readable storage medium, and the at least one instruction, the at least one section of program, the code set or the instruction set is loaded and executed by a processor to realize the method for displaying the state of the electric equipment.
The embodiment of the application also provides a computer program product, which enables the computer to execute the method for displaying the state of the electric equipment provided by the method embodiments when the computer program product runs on the computer.
Those of ordinary skill in the art will appreciate that all or part of the steps in the various methods of the above embodiments may be implemented by a program for instructing related hardware, and the program may be stored in a computer readable storage medium, which may be a computer readable storage medium included in the memory of the above embodiments; or may be a computer-readable storage medium, alone, that is not incorporated into the terminal. The computer readable storage medium stores at least one instruction, at least one program, a code set or an instruction set, and the at least one instruction, the at least one program, the code set or the instruction set is loaded and executed by the processor to implement the method for displaying the state of the electric equipment.
Alternatively, the computer-readable storage medium may include: read Only Memory (ROM), random access Memory (RAM, random Access Memory), solid state disk (SSD, solid STATE DRIVES), or optical disk, etc. The random access memory may include resistive random access memory (ReRAM, RESISTANCE RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY) and dynamic random access memory (DRAM, dynamic Random Access Memory), among others. The foregoing embodiment numbers of the present application are merely for the purpose of description, and do not represent the advantages or disadvantages of the embodiments.
It will be appreciated by those of ordinary skill in the art that all or part of the steps of implementing the above embodiments may be implemented by hardware, or may be implemented by a program to instruct related hardware, and the program may be stored in a computer readable storage medium, where the storage medium may be a read-only memory, a magnetic disk or an optical disk, etc.
The foregoing description of the preferred embodiments of the present application is not intended to limit the application, but rather, the application is to be construed as limited to the appended claims.
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1. A method for displaying a status of a powered device, the method being applied to a powered device having a display screen, the method comprising:
Obtaining surge data and voltage data, wherein the surge data comprises the occurrence times of surge phenomena in a target period of the electric equipment, the occurrence time of single surge phenomena and the occurrence time interval of two surge phenomena, and the voltage data comprises the working voltage of the electric equipment; the electric equipment comprises a circuit, wherein the circuit is configured with a voltage comparison unit and a voltage stabilizing circuit unit, and the frequency of the surge phenomenon in the surge data is counted through the voltage comparison unit or the voltage stabilizing circuit unit; the voltage comparison unit is used for measuring the voltage difference between the current time node and the previous time node, and when the voltage difference is larger than a voltage difference threshold value, the voltage comparison unit counts the times of the surge phenomenon once; the electric equipment corresponds to a safety voltage range, the voltage stabilizing circuit unit is used for controlling the working voltage within the safety voltage range when the working voltage exceeds the safety voltage range, and after the voltage stabilizing circuit unit works once, the voltage stabilizing circuit unit counts the times of the surge phenomenon once;
Determining a state identifier of the electric equipment according to the surge data and the voltage data, wherein the state identifier is used for indicating the working state of the electric equipment, the state identifier corresponds to a first appearance element and a second appearance element, the first appearance element is determined by the surge data, and the second appearance element is determined by the voltage data;
And displaying the state identifier in the display screen.
2. The method of claim 1, wherein the first appearance element is a filler of the status identifier;
the displaying the status identifier on the display screen includes:
displaying the state identifier in response to the surge data indicating that the number of times of the surge phenomenon does not reach a first quantity threshold, wherein the state identifier corresponds to first filling content;
and displaying the state identifier in response to the surge data indicating that the number of times of the surge phenomenon reaches the first quantity threshold, wherein the state identifier corresponds to second filling content.
3. The method according to claim 2, wherein the method further comprises:
responsive to the surge data indicating that the number of surges reaches a second number threshold, displaying an alarm identification in a flashing manner, the second number threshold being greater than the first number threshold.
4. The method of claim 1, wherein the second appearance element is a shape of the status identifier;
Displaying the status identifier in a display screen, including:
Responding to the voltage data to indicate that the working voltage belongs to a first voltage range, and displaying the state identifier, wherein the state identifier corresponds to a first shape;
and displaying the state identifier in response to the voltage data indicating that the working voltage does not belong to the first voltage range and belongs to the safety voltage range, wherein the state identifier corresponds to the second shape.
5. The method of claim 4, wherein the powered device corresponds to the safe voltage range and a rated operating voltage, the method further comprising:
responsive to the voltage data indicating that the operating voltage does not fall within the safe voltage range, adjusting the operating voltage to the nominal operating voltage;
and displaying the state identifier, wherein the state identifier corresponds to a rated shape, and the rated shape is a preset shape corresponding to the rated working voltage.
6. The method of any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the powered device further comprises a voltage detection module and a surge counting module;
the obtaining surge data and voltage data includes:
Recording the occurrence times of the surge phenomenon through the surge counting module, and detecting the working voltage in the electric equipment through the voltage detection module;
Generating the surge data according to the occurrence times of the surge phenomenon recorded by the surge counting module, and generating the voltage data according to the working voltage recorded by the voltage detecting module.
7. The method of claim 2, wherein the fill content of the status identifier comprises at least one of a fill color, a fill text, and a fill effect.
8. A display device for a status of a powered device, the device comprising:
The device comprises an acquisition module, a control module and a control module, wherein the acquisition module is used for acquiring surge data and voltage data, the surge data comprises the occurrence times of surge phenomena, the occurrence time of single surge phenomena and the occurrence time interval of two surge phenomena in a target period of the electric equipment, and the voltage data comprises the working voltage of the electric equipment; the electric equipment comprises a circuit, wherein the circuit is configured with a voltage comparison unit and a voltage stabilizing circuit unit, and the frequency of the surge phenomenon in the surge data is counted through the voltage comparison unit or the voltage stabilizing circuit unit; the voltage comparison unit is used for measuring the voltage difference between the current time node and the previous time node, and when the voltage difference is larger than a voltage difference threshold value, the voltage comparison unit counts the times of the surge phenomenon once; the electric equipment corresponds to a safety voltage range, the voltage stabilizing circuit unit is used for controlling the working voltage within the safety voltage range when the working voltage exceeds the safety voltage range, and after the voltage stabilizing circuit unit works once, the voltage stabilizing circuit unit counts the times of the surge phenomenon once;
The determining module is used for determining a state identifier of the electric equipment according to the surge data and the voltage data, wherein the state identifier is used for indicating the working state of the electric equipment, the state identifier corresponds to a first appearance element and a second appearance element, the first appearance element is determined by the surge data, and the second appearance element is determined by the voltage data;
And the display module is used for displaying the state identifier in a display screen.
9. A terminal comprising a processor and a memory, wherein the memory stores at least one instruction, at least one program, a code set, or an instruction set, and wherein the at least one instruction, at least one program, code set, or instruction set is loaded and executed by the processor to implement the method for displaying a state of a powered device according to any one of claims 1 to 7.
10. A computer readable storage medium having stored therein at least one instruction, at least one program, code set, or instruction set loaded and executed by a processor to implement a method of displaying a state of a powered device as claimed in any one of claims 1 to 7.
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