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Abstract
The invention aims to reduce misoperation of a touch panel and improve use convenience. An operation device of a touch panel type, comprising: a touch detection unit capable of detecting a touch operation on the display unit; and an indicator displayed on the display unit so that the touch detection unit can detect a touch operation, and capable of setting a parameter of the device, wherein the indicator includes: a maximum value icon representing a maximum value; a minimum value icon representing a minimum value; and a plurality of intermediate icons arranged so as to fill the space between the minimum icon and the maximum icon and indicating an intermediate value between the maximum value and the minimum value, wherein the space between the maximum icon and the intermediate icon adjacent to the maximum icon and the space between the minimum icon and the intermediate icon adjacent to the minimum icon are larger than the space between the intermediate icons.
Description
Technical Field
The present invention relates to a touch panel type operation device.
Background
Documents of the prior art
Patent document
Patent document 1: japanese Kohyo publication No. 2019-512814
Patent document 2: japanese patent laid-open No. 2008-158892
Disclosure of Invention
Problems to be solved by the invention
In the conventional technique, when the parameter is adjusted by sliding the indicator or the slider on the bar drawn in a straight line, the indicator or the slider is moved to the maximum value or the minimum value on the bar by an operation unintended by the user, and it is considered that desired setting cannot be performed.
The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and an object thereof is to reduce erroneous operation of a touch panel and to improve convenience in use.
Means for solving the problems
In order to solve the above problems and achieve the object, the present invention relates to an operation device of a touch panel type, the operation device including: a touch detection unit capable of detecting a touch operation on the display unit; and an indicator displayed on the display unit so that the touch detection unit can detect a touch operation, and capable of setting a parameter of the device, wherein the indicator includes: a maximum value icon representing a maximum value; a minimum value icon representing a minimum value; and a plurality of intermediate icons arranged so as to fill the space between the minimum icon and the maximum icon and indicating an intermediate value between the maximum value and the minimum value, wherein the space between the maximum icon and the intermediate icon adjacent to the maximum icon and the space between the minimum icon and the intermediate icon adjacent to the minimum icon are larger than the space between the intermediate icons.
Effects of the invention
According to the invention, misoperation of the touch panel can be reduced, and use convenience is improved.
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Fig. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an electronic device including a touch panel type operation device according to the present embodiment.
Fig. 2A to 2C are diagrams showing the configuration of the touch panel of the present embodiment.
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1: an operating device;
2: a control device;
3: a memory;
4: a display device;
5: an input device (touch panel);
6: a speaker;
7: a bus;
10: an electronic device;
20: an indicator mark;
21: a first icon (minimum icon);
22: a second icon (maximum icon);
23. 23a to 23 f: a third icon (middle icon);
24: a bar icon;
d 1: a space between the first icon (minimum icon) 21 and the intermediate icon 23a adjacent to the first icon (minimum icon) 21;
d 2: the interval between the second icon (maximum icon) 22 and the intermediate icon 23f adjacent to the second icon (maximum icon) 22;
d 3: the spacing between the intermediate icons 23 a-23 f;
s 1: a slide amount necessary for changing the setting from the third icon (intermediate icon) 23a adjacent to the first icon (minimum icon) 21;
s 2: a slide amount necessary for changing the setting from the third icon (intermediate icon) 23f adjacent to the second icon (maximum icon) 22;
s 3: a touch slide amount required for changing to an adjacent intermediate icon in the third icon group (intermediate icon group) 23;
s 4: a touch slide amount required when changing the setting from the first icon (minimum icon) 21 to the third icon (intermediate icon) 23a adjacent to the first icon (minimum icon) 21;
s 5: the touch swipe amount required when the setting is changed from the second icon (maximum icon) 22 to the third icon (middle icon) 23f adjacent to the second icon (maximum icon) 22.
Detailed Description
Hereinafter, embodiments will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. The following embodiments do not limit the invention according to the claims, and all combinations of the features described in the embodiments are not necessarily essential to the invention. Two or more of the plurality of features described in the embodiments may be arbitrarily combined. The same or similar components are denoted by the same reference numerals, and redundant description thereof is omitted.
First, the configuration and functions of the electronic device 10 including the touch panel type operation device 1 according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to fig. 1.
Fig. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an electronic device 10 including a touch panel type operation device 1 according to the present embodiment.
In the electronic device 10 of the present embodiment, the control device 2, the memory 3, the display device 4, the input device 5, and the speaker 6 are connected by the bus 7. The touch panel type operation device 1 of the present embodiment includes a display device 4 and an input device 5. The operation device 1 may be integrally formed with the electronic apparatus 10 or may be independently formed.
The control device 2 is a microcomputer including a CPU (Central Processing Unit) and a memory as hardware processors. The memory 3 is a ROM that stores various control programs and parameters executed by the CPU of the control device 2, and a RAM that temporarily stores programs and data necessary for various processes performed by the CPU of the control device 2.
The display device 4 includes a display panel formed of a liquid crystal panel, an organic EL panel, or the like, and the control device 2 performs control for displaying an image, a touch button, an indicator 20 described later, or the like on a screen and control for changing a parameter in accordance with a touch operation on the touch panel 5 described later. The display device 4 may be integrally configured with the electronic apparatus 10 or may be configured independently.
The input device 5 is an operation member that receives a user operation, and in the present embodiment, is a touch panel. The input device 5 outputs an operation signal to the control device 2 when a touch operation by the user is detected. In the operation device 1 of the present embodiment, the display device 4 and the input device 5 are integrally configured. The speaker 6 outputs sound information related to various settings and the like of the electronic apparatus 10.
The touch panel 5 of the present embodiment can perform various settings of the electronic device 10 by a touch operation of a finger or a pen of a user on the display panel. The electronic device 10 in the present embodiment is, for example, a car-mounted navigation device or an instrument panel (instrument screen) that can be operated by the touch panel 5, but is not limited thereto, and may be an information processing device such as a mobile phone such as a smartphone or a tablet terminal. The various settings of the electronic device 10 are parameters such as the brightness of the screen and the volume of the speaker 6.
Next, the configuration and function of the touch panel 5 according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to fig. 2A to 2C. Fig. 2A to 2C are diagrams showing the configuration of the touch panel 5 according to the present embodiment.
The touch panel 5 is capable of detecting a touch operation on the display panel, and includes an indicator 20 provided in correspondence with an area in which the touch operation can be detected.
The touch sensor and the like of the touch panel 5 are integrated with the display panel. The touch panel 5 is disposed directly below the display surface of the display panel, and input coordinates in the touch panel 5 are made to correspond to display coordinates on the display panel. In this way, the touch detection area of the touch panel 5 serves as a display surface of the display panel, and constitutes a GUI (graphical User Interface) that allows a User to directly operate a screen displayed on the display panel.
The touch panel 5 employs various types such as a resistive film type, a capacitive type, and a surface acoustic wave type, and detects the presence of a contact to the touch panel 5 and the proximity of a finger or a pen to the touch panel 5.
Further, the control device 2 can detect the following touch operation to the touch panel 5.
Start of touch on the touch panel 5 (touch down).
A state where the touch panel 5 is being touched (touch start).
The movement (touch slide) is performed while the touch panel 5 is kept touched.
The touch to the touch panel 5 is ended (touch up).
A state where the touch panel 5 is not touched (touch end).
In addition, the control device 2 can determine the start position, the end position, and the current position of the slide operation in the indicator 20 of the touch panel 5, and the user can adjust the parameter of the electronic apparatus 10 by operating the touch panel 5.
The indicator 20 includes a first icon 21, a second icon 22, and a third icon group 23, which constitute a GUI displayed on the display panel so that a user can operate the indicator with a finger or a pen.
The first icon 21 constitutes a rounded-corner transverse rectangular touch button of a different shape from the third icon 23. The first icon 21 is configured to have a larger display area than the third icon 23. The second icon 22 constitutes a rounded-corner transverse rectangular touch button of a different shape from the third icon 23. The second icon 22 is configured to have a larger display area than the third icon 23. In the present embodiment, the first icon 21 and the second icon 22 have the same outer shape and display area, but may be different.
The third icon group 23 is configured by a plurality of rounded vertical rectangular intermediate icons 23a to 23f having different shapes from the first icon 21 and the second icon 22 being arranged adjacent to each other at regular intervals in one direction. In the present embodiment, six rounded vertical rectangular intermediate icons 23a to 23f are adjacently arranged. The third icon group 23 is arranged so as to fill in between the first icon 21 and the second icon 22. That is, the intermediate icon 23a on the left end among the intermediate icons 23a to 23f in the third icon group 23 is arranged adjacent to the first icon 21, and the intermediate icon 23f on the right end is arranged adjacent to the second icon 22.
The shape of the icon includes, in addition to the display area (size), differences in outer shape such as a rectangular shape or a circular shape, differences in long side (height) and short side (width), differences in color, and the like. For example, as shown in fig. 2C, the first icon 21 and the second icon 22 may be formed in a circular shape, the third icon group 23 may be formed in a rectangular shape, or the height of the third icon group 23 may be set lower as it is closer to the first icon 21 and set higher as it is closer to the second icon 22.
The layout of the first icon 21, the second icon 22, and the third icon group 23 is not limited to a straight line, and may be another layout.
In addition, as shown in fig. 2A, an interval d1 between the first icon 21 and the icon 23a at the left end of the third icon group 23 and an interval d2 between the second icon 22 and the middle icon 23f at the right end of the third icon group 23 are arranged to be different from an interval d3 between the middle icons 23a to 23f of the third icon group 23. In detail, the interval d1 between the first icon 21 and the middle icon 23a at the left end of the third icon group 23 and the interval d2 between the second icon 21 and the middle icon 23f at the right end of the third icon group 23 are configured to be the same (d1 is d2), and are larger than the interval d3 between the middle icons 23a to 23f in the third icon group 23 (d1, d2 is larger than d 3).
When the first icon 21, the second icon 22, and the third icon group 23 constitute touch buttons for adjusting the brightness of the screen of the navigation device mounted on the vehicle, the sound volume of the speaker 6, and the like, the first icon 21 and the second icon 22 are assigned as a minimum value icon indicating a level that can be set to a minimum value or a maximum value icon indicating a level that can be set to a maximum value, and the third icon group 23 is assigned as an intermediate icon indicating a level that can be set to an intermediate value between the maximum value and the minimum value.
Further, a bar-shaped icon 24 is arranged below the third icon group 23, being close to the lower end of each of the intermediate icons 23a to 23f and extending from the left end to the right end. The bar icon 24 displays the setting position and the setting range of each of the intermediate icons 23a to 23f in the third icon group 23 as being recognizable, and displays the case where the first icon 21 or the second icon 22 is set to the maximum value or the minimum value by a touch operation as being recognizable. The bar-shaped icon 24 is displayed so as to be recognizable to the user by changing the color and shape, for example.
As shown in fig. 2B, when the setting of the parameter is changed by a touch operation, for example, the slide amount s1 required when changing the setting from the intermediate icon 23a adjacent to the minimum value icon 21 and the slide amount s2 required when changing the setting from the intermediate icon 23f adjacent to the maximum value icon 22 are configured to be larger than the touch slide amount s3 required when changing one level from the adjacent intermediate icon in the intermediate icon group 23 (for example, when changing the level from the icon 23c to the icon 23 d) (s1, s2 are larger than s 3).
As shown in fig. 2B, the amount of touch slip s4 required when changing the setting from the minimum value icon 21 to the intermediate icon 23a adjacent to the minimum value icon 21 and the amount of slip s5 required when changing the setting from the maximum value icon 22 to the intermediate icon 23f adjacent to the maximum value icon 22 are configured to be smaller than the amounts of slip s1 and s2 required when changing the setting from the intermediate icons 23a and 23f adjacent to the minimum value icon 21 or the maximum value icon 22 (s1 and s2 are larger than s4 and s 5).
The control device 2 determines the touch slide direction by determining the start position and the end position of the touch slide operation on the touch panel 5, and can perform control according to the touch slide amount by changing the determination threshold value of the touch operation according to the touch slide direction. Specifically, in the touch-and-slide direction, the determination threshold values of the slide direction r1 when changing the setting from the intermediate icon 23a adjacent to the minimum value icon 21 and the slide direction r2 when changing the setting from the intermediate icon 23f adjacent to the maximum value icon 22 are larger than the determination threshold value r3 of the slide direction when changing from the adjacent intermediate icon to one level in the intermediate icon group 23.
In the touch-and-slide direction, the determination threshold values of the slide direction r1 when changing the setting from the intermediate icon 23a adjacent to the minimum value icon 21 and the slide direction r2 when changing the setting from the intermediate icon 23f adjacent to the maximum value icon 22 are larger than the determination threshold values of the slide direction r4 when changing the setting from the minimum value icon 21 to the level of the intermediate icon 23a adjacent to the minimum value icon 21 and the slide direction r5 when changing the setting from the maximum value icon 22 to the level of the intermediate icon 23f adjacent to the maximum value icon 22.
In this way, by making the intervals d1, d2 between the minimum value icon 21 or the maximum value icon 22 and the intermediate icons 23a, 23f adjacent thereto larger than the interval d3 between the intermediate icons 23a to 23f, it is possible to reduce the possibility that the parameter is set to the minimum value or the maximum value due to an erroneous operation of the touch panel.
Further, by making the shapes of the minimum value icon 21 and the maximum value icon 22 different from the shape of the intermediate icon group 23, it is possible to reduce the possibility that the parameter is set to the minimum value or the maximum value by an erroneous operation of the touch panel.
Further, the touch-and-slide amounts s1, s2 required for setting the parameter to the maximum value or the minimum value from the level of the intermediate icons 23a, 23f immediately before the one position are larger than the touch-and-slide amount s3 required for changing the level of the intermediate icons 23a to 23f by one step, and therefore it is difficult to make an erroneous operation on the touch panel, while the touch-and-slide amounts s4, s5 required for changing the setting from the maximum value or the minimum value to the level of the adjacent intermediate icons 23a, 23f are smaller than the touch-and-slide amounts s1, s2 required for changing the setting from the level of the intermediate icons 23a, 23f to the maximum value or the minimum value, and therefore it is easy to perform the operation intended by the user (to lower the luminance from the maximum luminance, to increase the luminance from the minimum luminance, and the like).
The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various modifications and changes can be made within the scope of the invention.
In the present embodiment, for example, the brightness of the screen, the volume of the speaker, and the like are exemplified as parameters that can be set by the touch panel, but the present invention is not limited to this, and may be any parameter other than the brightness and the volume as long as it can be operated by the touch panel, and may be various parameters related to the automatic driving function and the vehicle function, such as the air volume and the temperature of the air conditioner, for example.
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< first mode >
An operation device (1) which is a touch panel type operation device (1) having: a touch detection unit (5) that can detect a touch operation on the display unit (4); and an indicator (20) that is displayed on the display unit (4) so that the touch detection unit (5) can detect a touch operation and that can set a parameter of the device (10),
the indicator (20) has: a maximum value icon (22) indicating a maximum value; a minimum value icon (21) indicating a minimum value; and a plurality of intermediate icons (23) arranged so as to fill in between the minimum icon (21) and the maximum icon (22) and representing intermediate values between the maximum value and the minimum value,
the interval (d2) between the maximum value icon (22) and the intermediate icon (23f) adjacent to the maximum value icon (22), and the interval (d1) between the minimum value icon (21) and the intermediate icon (23a) adjacent to the minimum value icon (21) are larger than the interval (d3) between the intermediate icons (23 a-23 f).
According to the first aspect, the possibility that the parameter is set to the minimum value or the maximum value due to an erroneous operation of the touch panel can be reduced.
< second mode >
In the first aspect, the maximum value icon (22) and the minimum value icon (21) are different in shape from the intermediate icons (23a to 23 f).
According to the second aspect, the possibility that the parameter is set to the minimum value or the maximum value due to an erroneous operation of the touch panel can be reduced.
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In the first or second aspect, the touch operation is a slide operation on the display unit,
a slide amount (s2) required when changing the setting from the intermediate icon (23f) adjacent to the maximum icon (22), and a slide amount (s1) required when changing the setting from the intermediate icon (23a) adjacent to the minimum icon (21) to the minimum icon are larger than a slide amount (s3) required when changing the setting to an adjacent icon among the intermediate icons (23),
the amount of sliding (s5) required when changing the setting from the maximum icon (22) to the intermediate icon (23f) adjacent to the maximum icon (22), and the amount of sliding (s4) required when changing the setting from the minimum icon (21) to the intermediate icon (23a) adjacent to the minimum icon (21) are smaller than the amount of sliding (s2) required when changing the setting from the intermediate icon (23f) adjacent to the maximum icon (22) to the maximum icon, and the amount of sliding (s1) required when changing the setting from the intermediate icon (23a) adjacent to the minimum icon (21).
According to the third aspect, it is possible to make it difficult to perform an erroneous operation on the touch panel and to facilitate such an operation intended by the user (e.g., to decrease the luminance from the maximum luminance or to increase the luminance from the minimum luminance).
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In addition to any one of the first to third aspects, the device (10) is an electronic device mounted on a vehicle,
the indicator (20) is capable of setting a parameter of the brightness of the display unit (4) or the volume of the speaker (6).
According to the fourth aspect, it is possible to reduce erroneous operation of the touch panel of the in-vehicle device and improve convenience in use.
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1. An operation device of a touch panel type, comprising: a touch detection unit capable of detecting a touch operation on the display unit; and an indicator displayed on the display section so that the touch detection section can detect a touch operation, and capable of setting a parameter of the device,
the operating device is characterized in that,
the indicator has: a maximum value icon representing a maximum value; a minimum value icon representing a minimum value; and a plurality of intermediate icons arranged so as to fill in between the minimum value icon and the maximum value icon and representing intermediate values between the maximum value and the minimum value,
the interval between the maximum icon and the intermediate icon adjacent to the maximum icon and the interval between the minimum icon and the intermediate icon adjacent to the minimum icon are larger than the interval between the intermediate icons.
2. The operating device according to claim 1, wherein the maximum icon and the minimum icon are different in shape from the intermediate icon.
3. Operating device according to claim 1 or 2,
the touch operation is a slide operation on the display section,
the amount of slide required when changing the setting from the intermediate icon adjacent to the maximum icon and the amount of slide required when changing the setting from the intermediate icon adjacent to the minimum icon are larger than the amount of slide required when changing the setting to the adjacent icon among the intermediate icons,
the amount of sliding required when changing the setting from the maximum icon to the intermediate icon adjacent to the maximum icon and the amount of sliding required when changing the setting from the minimum icon to the intermediate icon adjacent to the minimum icon are smaller than the amount of sliding required when changing the setting from the intermediate icon adjacent to the maximum icon and the amount of sliding required when changing the setting from the intermediate icon adjacent to the minimum icon.
4. Operating device according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
the device is an electronic device mounted on a vehicle,
the indicator can set a parameter of the brightness of the display unit or the volume of the speaker.
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