JP2018077692A - Program executed by information processing terminal and information processing system - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a program of an information processing terminal capable of customizing each screen after grasping in various ways a plurality of screens which can be displayed by an image forming apparatus.SOLUTION: The terminal program causes an information processing terminal to execute: a display process (S13) for displaying a customization screen according to screen instruction data; a first editing process (S18) for editing an icon screen and an arrangement order of operation icons according to an editing operation with respect to a tree area; a second editing process (S19) for editing a layout of a specific screen according to an editing operation on a preview area; a third editing process (S20) for editing information associated with specific icons according to an editing operation on a detailed area; and an output process (S21) for outputting an edited screen instruction data to an image forming apparatus.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

  The present invention relates to an information processing terminal program for customizing a screen displayed by an image forming apparatus.

  For example, Patent Document 1 discloses an information processing terminal program for customizing a screen displayed on a display of an image forming apparatus such as a printer. More specifically, the program can add the UI component to the screen by dragging and dropping the prepared UI component.

JP 2011-154474 A

  In recent years, as functions installed in an image forming apparatus increase, the number of screens displayed on the image forming apparatus tends to increase. However, the program described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. H10-228867 can only accept a process of displaying one of a plurality of screens that can be displayed by the image forming apparatus on the display and customizing the screen. In other words, the program described in Patent Document 1 causes a problem that it is difficult for the user to grasp a plurality of screens that can be displayed by the image forming apparatus from various perspectives.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to program an information processing terminal capable of customizing each screen after grasping a plurality of screens that can be displayed by the image forming apparatus from various perspectives. And providing an information processing system.

  Various disclosures are provided herein. A program which is one of the disclosed examples can be executed by an information processing terminal including a memory, a terminal display, and an input interface. The memory stores screen instruction data indicating a plurality of icon screens to be displayed on the device display of the image forming apparatus. The screen instruction data indicates an operation icon to be displayed on the icon screen and an operation to be executed by the image forming apparatus when the operation icon is specified. The program causes the information processing terminal to execute display processing for displaying a customized screen on the terminal display according to the screen instruction data. The customization screen is one of a plurality of icon screens, a first region in which a list of the order of operation icons displayed on each of the plurality of icon screens is displayed, and one of the plurality of icon screens. The action icon included in a specific screen is associated with the second area displayed in the layout indicated by the screen instruction data and the specific icon which is one of the action icons displayed in the second area. And a third area in which information is displayed. The program displays the icon screen indicated by the screen instruction data according to a reception process for accepting an editing operation for instructing editing of information displayed on the customization screen through the input interface and the editing operation for the first area. And a first editing process for editing the arrangement order of the action icons, a second editing process for editing the layout of the specific screen indicated by the screen instruction data in accordance with the editing operation for the second area, and the third A third editing process for editing information associated with the specific icon indicated by the screen instruction data, the first editing process, the second editing process, and the third editing process according to the editing operation on the area; An output process for outputting the screen instruction data edited by at least one to the image forming apparatus; To be executed by the serial information processing terminal.

  According to the above configuration, the arrangement order of the icon screen and the operation icon, the layout of the specific screen, and information associated with the specific icon can be displayed at a time through the customization screen. Further, the screen instruction data is appropriately edited according to the editing operation for each area. That is, the user can customize each screen after grasping a plurality of icon screens that can be displayed by the image forming apparatus from various perspectives.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an MFP 10 and an information processing terminal 50 that constitute an information processing system 100 according to the present embodiment. FIG. 2 shows an example of screen instruction data stored in the memory 62, where (A) shows a page list and (B) shows an icon list. FIG. 3 is a flowchart of the main process. FIG. 4 is a flowchart of the screen generation process. FIG. 5 is a flowchart of the tree area editing process. FIG. 6 is a flowchart of the preview area editing process. FIG. 7 is a flowchart of the detailed area editing process. FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating a state in which the list screen 120 and the customization screen 130 are simultaneously displayed on the display 53. FIG. 9 is a display example of the customization screen 130 after the icon text “scan PC” is left-clicked. FIG. 10 is a display example of the customization screen 130 after the page text is rearranged. FIG. 11 is a display example of the customization screen 130 after the icon text corresponding to the page text “scan 1” is rearranged. FIG. 12 is a display example of the customization screen 130 after the icon text “Scan FTP” is moved from the position corresponding to the page text “Scan 2” to the position corresponding to the page text “Scan 1”. FIG. 13 is a display example of an icon screen, where (A) shows a page corresponding to the page ID “page 01”, and (B) shows a page corresponding to the page ID “page 02”.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings as appropriate. The embodiment described below is merely an example of the present invention, and it is needless to say that the embodiment of the present invention can be changed as appropriate without departing from the gist of the present invention. For example, the execution order of each process described below can be changed as appropriate without departing from the scope of the present invention.

  FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of an information processing system 100 according to the present embodiment. An information processing system 100 shown in FIG. 1 includes an MFP (abbreviation for Multi-Function Peripheral) 10 and an information processing terminal 50. The MFP 10 and the information processing terminal 50 are configured to be able to communicate with each other through the communication network 101. Although the specific example of the communication network 101 is not specifically limited, For example, the internet, wired LAN, wireless LAN, or these combination may be sufficient. Alternatively, the MFP 10 and the information processing terminal 50 may be connected by a USB cable or the like.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the MFP 10 includes a printer 11, a scanner 12, a FAX unit 13, a display 23, an input I / F 24, a communication I / F 25, a CPU 31, a memory 32, and a communication bus 33. And mainly. Each component constituting the MFP 10 is connected to each other through the communication bus 33. The MFP 10 is an example of an image forming apparatus.

  The display 23 includes a liquid crystal display, an organic EL display, and the like, and includes a display screen for displaying various information. The display 23 is an example of a device display.

  The input I / F 24 is a user interface that receives an input operation by a user. Specifically, the input I / F 24 includes a button, and outputs various operation signals associated with the pressed button to the CPU 31. Further, the input I / F 24 may include a film-like touch sensor superimposed on the display screen of the display 23. An operation for specifying an object displayed on the display screen of the display 23 and an operation for inputting a character string or a numeric string are examples of user operations. The “object” is, for example, a character string, icon, button, link, radio button, check box, pull-down menu, or the like displayed on the display 23. The input I / F 24 is an example of a second input interface.

  The input I / F 24 realized as a touch sensor outputs position information indicating the position on the display screen touched by the user. Note that “touch” in this specification includes all operations for bringing an input medium into contact with a display screen. In addition, even if the input medium is not touching the display screen, “hover” or “floating touch” that brings the input medium close to a position where the distance to the display screen is very small is based on the above-mentioned concept of “touch”. May be included. Furthermore, the input medium may be a user's finger or a touch pen. The user operation for tapping the position of the object displayed on the display 23 is an example of a user operation for specifying the object.

  The communication I / F 25 is an example of a second communication interface that can communicate with an external device via the communication network 101. In other words, the MFP 10 transmits various data to the external device through the communication I / F 25 and receives various data from the external device through the communication I / F 25. Although the specific communication procedure of communication I / F25 is not specifically limited, For example, Wi-Fi (trademark) is employable. Further, when the MFP 10 and the information processing terminal 50 are connected by a USB cable, the communication I / F 25 may be a USB interface to which the USB cable can be attached and detached.

  The printer 11 executes a printing operation for recording an image indicated by the image data on a sheet. As a recording technique of the printer 11, a known technique such as an inkjet technique or an electrophotographic technique can be employed. The scanner 12 executes a scan operation for reading the image recorded on the document and generating scan data. The FAX unit 13 performs a FAX operation for FAX transmission of image data to an external device and FAX reception of image data from the external device. For example, the MFP 10 may further be able to execute a copy operation, a scan PC operation, a scan USB operation, a scan WEB operation, a scan mail operation, and the like.

  The copy operation is an operation in which the printer 11 records an image indicated by the scan data generated by the scanner 12 in the scan operation on a sheet in the print operation. The scan PC operation is an operation for transmitting the scan data generated by the scanner 12 in the scan operation to the information processing terminal 50 through the communication I / F 25. The scan USB operation is an operation for storing the scan data generated by the scanner 12 in the scan operation in a USB memory mounted on a mounting unit (not shown). The scan upload operation is an operation for transmitting the scan data generated by the scanner 12 in the scan operation to a storage server on the Internet through the communication I / F 25. The scan mail operation is an operation for transmitting the scan data generated by the scanner 12 in the scan operation to the SMTP server through the communication I / F 25.

  Operations that can be executed by the MFP 10 are identified by operation IDs. For example, the printing operation executed by the printer 11 is identified by the operation ID “Print”, the scanning operation performed by the scanner 12 is identified by the operation ID “Scan”, and the FAX operation executed by the FAX unit 13 is the operation ID “FAX”. The copy operation is identified by the operation ID “Copy”, the scan PC operation is identified by the operation ID “Scan to PC”, the scan USB operation is identified by the operation ID “Scan to USB”, and the scan upload operation is The operation ID “Scan to WEB” is identified, and the scan mail operation is identified by the operation ID “Scan to Email”.

  The MFP 10 executes the above-described operation according to the operation parameter. The operation parameter is information indicating an operation execution condition. The operation parameter includes a setting value of each of one or more items (for example, resolution, format, size, color, destination). The item of the operation parameter varies depending on the corresponding operation. The operation parameters of the copy operation can include setting values of items “size” and “color”, for example. The operation parameters of the scan PC operation and the scan USB operation can include setting values of items “resolution” and “format”, for example. The operation parameters of the scan upload operation and the scan mail operation can include setting values of items “format” and “destination”, for example.

  The setting value of the item “resolution” indicates the reading resolution of the document. The setting value of the item “format” indicates the file format of the scan data. The item “size” indicates the size of the sheet on which the image is recorded. The item “color” indicates a color used in the printing operation. The item “destination” indicates the URL or e-mail address of the server to which the scan data is transmitted. However, the operation parameter of each operation may not include all of the above items, or may further include items other than the above items.

  The CPU 31 controls the overall operation of the MFP 10. The CPU 31 acquires and executes various programs, which will be described later, from the memory 32 based on various information output from the input I / F 24, various information acquired from an external device through the communication I / F 25, and the like. The CPU 31 and the memory 32 constitute an example of a second controller.

  The memory 32 stores an OS 34 and a device program 35. The device program 35 may be a single program or a collection of a plurality of programs. The memory 32 stores data or information necessary for executing the device program 35. The memory 32 is configured by, for example, a RAM, a ROM, an EEPROM, an HDD, a portable storage medium such as a USB memory attached to and detached from the MFP 10, a buffer provided in the CPU 31, or a combination thereof.

  The memory 32 may be a computer readable storage medium. A computer-readable storage medium is a non-transitory medium. Non-transitory media include recording media such as CD-ROM and DVD-ROM in addition to the above examples. A non-transitory medium is also a tangible medium. On the other hand, an electrical signal that carries a program downloaded from a server on the Internet is a computer-readable signal medium that is a kind of computer-readable medium, but a non-transitory computer-readable storage. Not included in the media. The same applies to the memory 62 of the information processing terminal 50 described later.

  The memory 32 stores, for example, screen instruction data indicating the icon screen shown in FIG. The screen instruction data is stored in the memory 32 by the manufacturer before the MFP 10 is shipped, for example. Screen instruction data stored in the memory 32 at the time of shipment may be referred to as “standard screen data”. The format of the screen instruction data is not particularly limited, but may be information in XML format, for example.

  The icon screen is composed of a plurality of pages, for example. Then, one of a plurality of pages is displayed on the display 23 as an icon screen. The page displayed on the display 23 is switched according to the scroll operation input by the user through the input I / F 24. The screen instruction data includes, for example, a page list shown in FIG. 2 (A) and an icon list shown in FIG. 2 (B).

  The page list includes a plurality of page records and background image data. The page record corresponds to one of a plurality of pages constituting the icon screen. The page record includes a page ID and text data. The page ID is page identification information for identifying a plurality of pages constituting the icon screen. Text data is an example of screen information associated with a page. More specifically, the text data indicates a character string indicating the title of the corresponding page (hereinafter referred to as “page text”).

  The background image data indicates the background pattern of the icon screen. The background symbol may be common to all pages constituting the icon screen. Each page is a screen in which a design indicating an operation icon or the like is synthesized on a background design that substantially matches the size of the display area of the display 23 (hereinafter referred to as “display area size”).

  The page ID is also used as page order information indicating the order of arrangement of a plurality of pages (hereinafter referred to as “page order”). For example, the page ID “page 01” indicates the leftmost page of the icon screen, the page ID “page 02” indicates the page immediately to the right of the page ID “page 01”, and the page ID “page 03” indicates the page ID “page”. Shows the page to the right of 02 ″. That is, a plurality of pages are arranged in ascending order of page ID. However, information indicating the page order may be included in the page record separately from the page ID.

  The icon list includes a plurality of icon records. The icon record indicates an operation icon displayed on each page constituting the icon screen and an operation to be executed by the MFP 10 when the operation icon is specified through the input I / F 24. The icon record includes, for example, a page ID, icon ID, icon image data, text data, an operation ID, and an operation parameter. The combination of the operation ID and the operation parameter is an example of operation information indicating an operation to be executed by the MFP 10.

  The icon ID is icon identification information for identifying an operation icon displayed on the page identified by the page ID. That is, the icon ID is uniquely set for the same page ID. The icon image data is image data indicating the design of the operation icon. Text data is an example of icon information associated with an action icon. More specifically, the text data indicates a character string (hereinafter referred to as “icon text”) described on the icon screen in association with the corresponding operation icon. The action ID identifies an action to be executed when the corresponding action icon is specified. The operation parameter indicates an execution condition of the operation identified by the corresponding operation ID.

  The icon ID is also used as icon order information indicating the order in which operation icons are arranged on the page (hereinafter referred to as “icon order”). For example, the icon ID “icon 01” indicates the position of the left end of the page, the icon ID “icon 02” indicates the position immediately to the right of the icon ID “icon 01”, and the icon ID “icon 03” indicates the icon ID “icon 02”. The right side of “is shown. That is, the operation icons are arranged in ascending order of icon IDs from the left end of the page toward the right. The left side of the page is the front of the arrangement order, and the right side of the page is the rear of the arrangement order. However, the information indicating the icon order may be included in the icon record separately from the icon ID.

  Note that the icon record including the page ID “page 01” and the icon ID “icon 03” does not include icon image data, an operation ID, and an operation parameter, and text data “No Icon” is set. That is, the operation icon is not displayed at the position indicated by the icon ID “icon 03” on the page identified by the page ID “page 01”. This icon record indicates that an operation icon can be added at the position indicated by the icon ID “icon 03” of the page identified by the page ID “page 01”. The position indicated by the icon ID “icon 03” of the page ID “page 01” is an example of a reserved area. The same applies to the icon record including the page ID “page 03” and the icon ID “icon 01”.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the information processing terminal 50 mainly includes a display 53, an input I / F 54, a communication I / F 55, a CPU 61, a memory 62, and a communication bus 63. The display 53, input I / F 54, communication I / F 55, CPU 61, memory 62, and communication bus 63 included in the information processing terminal 50 are the display 23, input I / F 24, communication I / F 25, CPU 31, included in the MFP 10. Since the configuration is the same as that of the memory 32 and the communication bus 33, the description thereof is omitted.

  The information processing terminal 50 is, for example, a mobile phone, a smartphone, a tablet terminal, or a PC. The display 53 is an example of a terminal display, the input I / F 54 is an example of a first input interface, the communication I / F 55 is an example of a first communication interface, and the CPU 61 and the memory 62 are examples of a first controller. .

  The memory 62 stores an OS 64, a terminal program 65, and a list program 66. Although not shown, the memory 62 can store a specific device ID. The specific device ID identifies the MFP 10 specified by the user (hereinafter referred to as “specific device”) among the plurality of MFPs 10 that can communicate through the communication I / F 55. Further, the input I / F 54 may be configured with, for example, a keyboard and a mouse.

  The OS 64 can simultaneously display a plurality of screens (that is, windows) generated by a plurality of programs installed in the information processing terminal 50 on the display 53. That is, the OS 64 has a so-called multi-window function. The screen displayed on the display 53 may be a screen (for example, a desktop screen) displayed by the OS 64 itself.

  Further, for example, as shown in FIG. 8, the OS 64 displays a pointer image (for example, an image representing an arrow) 110 on the display 53 and moves the position of the pointer image 110 on the display 53 following the movement of the mouse. The terminal program 65 is notified of the position of the pointer image 110. Further, the OS 64 indicates that a plurality of buttons mounted on a keyboard and two buttons mounted on a mouse (hereinafter referred to as “left button” and “right button”) are pressed, for example. 65 is notified.

  Hereinafter, an operation of pressing the left button while the pointer image 110 is overlaid on the position of the object displayed on the display 53 is referred to as a “left click operation on the object”. Similarly, an operation of pressing the right button in a state where the pointer image 110 is overlaid on the position of the object displayed on the display 53 is referred to as a “right click operation on the object”.

  Further, the left button is pressed while the pointer image 110 is superimposed on the position of the object displayed on the display 53 (hereinafter referred to as “start position”), and the pointer image 110 is moved while the left button is pressed. In addition, an operation for releasing the pressing of the left button at an end position different from the start position is referred to as “drag operation on an object”. That is, the drag operation is an operation of moving the pointer image 110 between the start position and the end position on the display 53 while pressing the left button. In other words, the drag operation is an operation for moving the object displayed at the start position to the end position.

  The terminal program 65 is a program for customizing the icon screen of the MFP 10. More specifically, the terminal program 65 edits the screen instruction data in accordance with a user operation through the input I / F 54 and outputs the edited screen instruction data to the MFP 10. The list program 66 is an example of an external program (for example, explorer) that displays a list screen 120 including a plurality of image icons 121 to 125 in a partial area of the display 53, as shown in FIG.

  The image icons 121 to 125 are associated with one of a plurality of image data stored in the memory 62, for example. The image data associated with the image icons 121 to 125 indicates, for example, an arbitrary image such as a photograph taken with a camera or an image generated using a paint program (not shown). That is, the plurality of image data stored in the memory 62 may indicate images having different sizes (the number of pixels in the vertical direction and the number of pixels in the horizontal direction).

  Further, the plurality of image data may be stored in different areas (for example, folders) of the memory 62. Then, for example, the list program 66 may display a list of image icons 121 to 125 corresponding to image data stored in a folder specified by the user among a plurality of folders secured in the memory 62. Furthermore, the image data associated with the image icons 121 to 125 may be stored in a storage server (not shown) on the Internet, for example.

  The operation of the information processing system 100 according to this embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS.

  The flowchart in this specification basically shows the processing of the CPUs 31 and 61 in accordance with the instructions described in the program. That is, processes such as “determination”, “extraction”, “selection”, “calculation”, “decision”, “specification”, and “control” in the following description represent processes of the CPUs 31 and 61. The processing by the CPU 61 includes hardware control via the OS 64. Further, “data” in this specification is represented by a bit string readable by a computer. Data having substantially the same semantic content but different formats are handled as the same data. The same applies to “information” in this specification.

[Main processing]
The terminal program 65 executes the main process shown in FIG. 3 in response to being activated by a user instruction through the input I / F 54, for example. First, the terminal program 65 initializes a specific page ID and a specific icon ID stored in the memory 62 (S11). For example, the initial value of the specific page ID is “page 01”, and the initial value of the specific icon ID is “null (that is, a state in which no valid value is set)”.

  The specific page ID is information for identifying one of a plurality of pages constituting the icon screen (hereinafter sometimes referred to as “specific page”). The specific icon ID is information for identifying one of a plurality of operation icons displayed on the page identified by the specific page ID (hereinafter sometimes referred to as “specific icon”). The page identified by the specific page ID is an example of a specific screen, and the operation icon identified by the specific icon ID is an example of a specific icon.

  Next, the terminal program 65 acquires standard screen data of the specific device and device information of the specific device. The device information includes, for example, information indicating the display area size of the display 23 of the specific device and the icon size of the operation icon arranged on the icon screen (for example, the number of pixels in the vertical direction and the number of pixels in the horizontal direction). The terminal program 65 temporarily stores the acquired standard screen data and device information in the memory 62.

  As an example, the terminal program 65 may read screen instruction data and device information from the memory 62. As another example, the terminal program 65 may receive screen instruction data and device information from a specific device through the communication I / F 55. As yet another example, the terminal program 65 may transmit model information indicating the model name of the specific device to a server (not shown) through the communication I / F 55. Then, the terminal program 65 may receive screen instruction data and device information stored in the server memory in association with the model information from the server through the communication I / F 55.

[Screen generation processing]
Next, the terminal program 65 executes a screen generation process shown in FIG. 4 (S12). The screen generation process is a process for generating the customization screen 130. For example, as shown in FIG. 8, the customization screen 130 includes a “Save” button 131, a “Send” button 132, a tree area 133, a preview area 134, and a detailed area 135. The [Save] button 131 corresponds to an instruction to save the screen instruction data edited in S18, S19, and S20 described later in the memory 62 or a server (not shown). [Send] button 132 corresponds to an instruction to send the screen instruction data edited in S18 to S20 to the specific device.

  The tree area 133 is an example of a first area in which the arrangement order of a plurality of pages constituting the icon screen and the arrangement order of operation icons displayed on each of the plurality of pages are displayed as a list. The preview area 134 is an example of a second area in which operation icons included in the specific page are displayed in a layout indicated by the screen instruction data. The detailed area 135 is an example of a third area in which information associated with the specific icon is displayed.

  The tree area 133, preview area 134, and detail area 135 are displayed in parallel on the customization screen 130. More specifically, the tree area 133, the preview area 134, and the detailed area 135 are arranged in this order along the left-right direction of the customization screen 130. That is, the user can grasp at a glance the information displayed in each of the areas 133 to 135 without performing a user operation for switching the display.

  First, the terminal program 65 reads all text data included in the page list and icon list (S31). Next, the terminal program 65 hierarchizes the page text and icon text indicated by the read text data and sets them in the tree area 133 (S32). In the tree area 133, for each of a plurality of pages, the page text of the page and the icon text of the operation icon included in the page are displayed in a list. The plurality of page texts are arranged in the vertical direction according to the page order. Further, the plurality of icon texts associated with the page text are arranged vertically according to the icon order.

  Further, the file name “bg_image.jpeg” of background image data is displayed in the tree area 133 as information common to all pages. Further, for example, as shown in FIG. 13, scroll icons 173 and 174, a setting button 175, a notification display area 176, a [Start] button 177, and the like are displayed on the icon screen. However, since these cannot be edited by the terminal program 65, they are not displayed in the tree area 133. That is, in the tree area 133, only information that can be edited in accordance with a user instruction in S18, S19, and S20, which will be described later, among the information included in the screen instruction data may be displayed.

  Further, when a valid value is set only for the specific page ID of the specific page ID and the specific icon ID, for example, as shown in FIG. 8, the page text “scan corresponding to the specific page ID“ page 01 ”is set. 1 ″ is displayed in a display mode (for example, highlighted display) different from other page texts. Further, when valid values are set for both the specific page ID and the specific icon ID, for example, as shown in FIG. 9, icons corresponding to the specific page ID “page 01” and the specific icon ID “icon 01” are displayed. The text “scan PC” is displayed in a display mode different from other icon texts.

  Next, the terminal program 65 reads all icon records including the specific page ID “page 01” from the icon list (S33). Then, the terminal program 65 sets the operation icon and icon text indicated by the read icon record in the preview area 134 according to the icon order (S34). For example, as shown in FIG. 8, the preview area 134 includes page tabs 141, 142, and 143, a [+] tab 144, and a layout area 145.

  The page tabs 141, 142, and 143 correspond to one of the page records. The page tabs 141 to 143 are arranged in the left-right direction according to the page order. Further, on the customization screen 130 shown in FIG. 8, the page tab 141 corresponding to the page record including the specific page ID is selected. The [+] tab 144 corresponds to an instruction to add a new page to the icon screen.

  The layout area 145 is an area where the operation icons 151 and 152 are displayed with a layout common to the icon screen displayed on the display 23 of the MFP 10 according to the screen instruction data. The operation icons 151 and 152 correspond to icon records including icon image data among the icon records read out in S33. The design of the operation icons 151 and 152 is indicated by icon image data of the corresponding icon record.

  In the layout area 145, a scroll icon 147 and a reserved area image 153 are displayed. The scroll icon 147 corresponds to an instruction to switch the specific page ID “page 01” to the page ID “page 02” immediately after the page order. Further, on the customization screen 130 shown in FIG. 10, a scroll icon 146 corresponding to an instruction to switch the specific page ID “page 02” to the page ID “page 01” immediately before the page order is displayed. The reserved area image 153 corresponds to an icon record that does not include icon image data among the icon records read out in S33. The reserved area image 153 is an image showing a reserved area where a new operation icon can be added.

  The layout area 145 may include an insertion area. The insertion area is an area where a new action icon can be inserted. The insertion area is an area on the left side of each of the operation icons 151 and 152 and the reserved area image 153. Note that the layout area 145 may include an insertion area image indicating the insertion area. Furthermore, the layout area 145 includes a background area. The background area is an area where a background symbol indicated by the background image data is displayed. The background area is, for example, an area above and below the operation icon 151 and the reserved area image 153.

  Next, the terminal program 65 determines whether or not a valid value is set for the specific icon ID (S35). Then, in response to determining that “null” is set for the specific icon ID (S35: No), the terminal program 65 skips the processes of S36 and S37 and ends the image generation process. In this case, nothing is displayed in the detail area 135 as shown in FIG. Details of the processes in S36 and S37 and the information displayed in the detail area 135 will be described later.

  Next, returning to FIG. 3, the terminal program 65 displays the customization screen 130 in a partial area of the display 53, for example, as shown in FIG. 8 (S13). Then, the terminal program 65 receives a user operation on the customization screen 130 through the input I / F 54 (S14 to S17). The process of S13 is an example of a display process and a 1st display process, and the process of S14-S17 is an example of a reception process and a 1st reception process. The user operation accepted in S14 to S16 is an example of an editing operation for instructing editing of information displayed on the customization screen 130.

[Tree area edit processing]
When the terminal program 65 receives a user operation (for example, a click operation or a drag operation) for the tree area 133 shown in FIG. 8 through the input I / F 54 (S14: Yes), the tree area shown in FIG. Edit processing is executed (S18). The process of S18 is an example of a first editing process for editing the arrangement order of pages and operation icons indicated by the screen instruction data.

  As an example, the terminal program 65 receives a left-click operation for the page text “scan 2” shown in FIG. 8 through the input I / F 54 (S41: page text). The left click operation on the page text is an example of a specifying operation for specifying one of a plurality of page texts. Further, this specific operation may be realized by a left click operation on the page tab 142. Thereby, the terminal program 65 sets the page ID “page 02” of the page record corresponding to the page text “scan 2” to the specific page ID (S44). Further, the terminal program 65 sets “null” to the specific icon ID (S45).

  Next, returning to FIG. 3, the terminal program 65 executes screen generation processing (S12) based on the specific page ID and specific icon ID set in S44 and S45, and causes the display 53 to display the generated customization screen 130. (S13) A user operation on the customization screen 130 is accepted through the input I / F 54 (S14). As a result, the tree area 133 is in a state where the page text “scan 2” is highlighted. In the preview area 134, the page tab 142 is selected, and the operation icon and icon text indicated by the icon record including the specific page ID “page 02” and the scroll icon 146 are displayed in the layout area 145. .

  As another example, the terminal program 65 receives a left click operation on the icon text “scan PC” shown in FIG. 8 through the input I / F 54 (S41: icon text). The left click operation on the icon text is an example of a specific operation for specifying one of a plurality of icon texts. Thereby, the terminal program 65 sets the page ID “page 01” of the icon record corresponding to the icon text “scan PC” to the specific page ID (S46). Further, the terminal program 65 sets the icon ID “icon 01” of the icon record corresponding to the icon text “scan PC” to the specific icon ID (S47).

  Next, returning to FIG. 3, the terminal program 65 executes the processes of S12 to S14 based on the specific page ID and the specific icon ID set in S46 and S47. As a result, the tree text 133 is in a state where the icon text “scan PC” is highlighted as shown in FIG. In addition, the preview area 134 is in a state where the operation icon 151 corresponding to the icon record including the specific page ID “page 01” and the specific icon ID “icon 01” is selected. Further, information associated with the operation icon 151 is displayed in the detailed area 135.

  That is, when the terminal program 65 determines that a valid value is set for the specific icon ID (S35: Yes), the icon including the specific page ID “page 01” and the specific icon ID “icon 01”. The record is read from the icon list (S36). Then, the terminal program 65 displays the icon text “scan PC”, the operation information “Scan to PC”, “300 dpi”, “PDF”, and the symbol indicated by the icon image data in the detailed area in the icon record read in S36. Set to 135 (S37). The detailed area 135 includes a text box 161 for accepting input of icon text, a [Change] button 162 corresponding to an instruction to change operation information, and a [Change] button corresponding to an instruction to change icon image data. 163.

  As another example, the terminal program 65 accepts a drag operation for moving the page text “Scan 1” shown in FIG. 8 to a position between the page text “Scan 2” and “Copy” through the input I / F 54. (S42: Page text). This drag operation is an example of an edit operation for instructing movement of page text. This editing operation may be realized by a drag operation for moving the page tab 141 to a position between the page tabs 142 and 143.

  In this case, the terminal program 65 rearranges the page IDs of the page list and icon list according to the order of the page text rearranged by the drag operation (S48). According to the above-described example, the terminal program 65 rearranges the page IDs of the page list and icon list shown in FIG. 2 in the order of “page 02”, “page 01”, and “page 03”. On the other hand, the terminal program 65 does not change the correspondence between the icon ID, icon image data, text data, operation ID, and operation parameter in S48.

  Next, returning to FIG. 3, the terminal program 65 executes the processes of S12 to S14 based on the screen instruction data edited in S48. As a result, the page text “scan 2”, “scan 1”, and “copy” are displayed in this order in the tree area 133, as shown in FIG. On the other hand, the correspondence between the page text and the icon text is not changed from FIG. In the preview area 134, page tabs 142, 141, and 143 are displayed in this order, and a scroll icon 146 is further displayed.

  As another example, the terminal program 65 performs a drag operation for moving the icon text “Scan PC” shown in FIG. 8 directly below the icon text “No Icon” associated with the same page text “Scan 1”. And accepted through the input I / F 54 (S42: icon text & S43: same page). This drag operation is an example of an editing operation for instructing movement of icon text within a range in which the correspondence with the page text is not changed. This editing operation may be realized by a drag operation for moving the operation icon 151 to the right of the reserved area image 153. The drag operation for moving the operation icon 151 is an example of an editing operation for instructing rearrangement of a plurality of operation icons.

  In this case, the terminal program 65 rearranges the icon IDs in the icon list in accordance with the arrangement order of the page texts rearranged by the drag operation (S49). According to the above-described example, the terminal program 65 sets the icon ID corresponding to the page ID “page 01” of the icon list shown in FIG. 2B to “icon 02”, “icon 03”, “icon 01”. Sort in the order. On the other hand, the terminal program 65 does not change the correspondence relationship between the icon image data, the text data, the operation ID, and the operation parameter in S49.

  Next, returning to FIG. 3, the terminal program 65 executes the processing of S12 to S14 based on the screen instruction data edited in S49. As a result, as shown in FIG. 11, the icon text “Scan USB”, “No Icon”, and “Scan PC” corresponding to the page text “Scan 1” are displayed in the tree area 133 in this order. In the preview area 134, an operation icon 152, a reserved area image 153, and an operation icon 151 are displayed in this order. Further, information associated with the operation icon 151 is displayed in the detailed area 135.

  As yet another example, the terminal program 65 changes the icon text “Scan FTP” associated with the page text “Scan 2” shown in FIG. 8 to the icon text “No” associated with the page text “Scan 1”. The drag operation to move to the position of “Icon” is accepted through the input I / F 54 (S42: icon text & S43: other page). This drag operation is an example of an editing operation in which the icon text “Scan FTP” associated with the page text “Scan 2” is associated with the page text “Scan 1”. The page text “scan 2” is an example of first screen information, and the page text “scan 1” is an example of second screen information.

  In this case, the terminal program 65 replaces the page ID and icon ID of the icon record corresponding to the icon text at the start position and end position of the drag operation (S50). According to the above-described example, the terminal program 65 includes the page ID “page 02” and the icon ID “icon 01”, the page ID “page 01” and the icon ID “icon” in the icon list shown in FIG. Replace 03 ”. On the other hand, the terminal program 65 does not change the correspondence between the icon image data, text data, operation ID, and operation parameter in S50.

  Next, returning to FIG. 3, the terminal program 65 executes the processes of S12 to S14 based on the screen instruction data edited in S50. As a result, as shown in FIG. 12, the icon text “Scan PC”, “Scan USB”, and “Scan FTP” corresponding to the page text “Scan 1” are displayed in this order in the tree area 133. The icon text “No Icon”, “Scan Mail”, and “Scan Cloud” corresponding to “Scan 2” are displayed in this order, and the icon text “Scan FTP” is highlighted.

  In the preview area 134, operation icons 151, 152, and 154 are displayed in this order, and the operation icon 154 is selected. The action icon 154 corresponds to an icon record including the icon text “scan FTP”. That is, the terminal program 65 deletes the operation icon 154 from the page identified by the page ID “page 02”, and adds the operation icon 154 to the page identified by the page ID “page 01”. Further, in the detailed area 135, icon text “scan FTP” corresponding to the operation icon 154, operation information “Scan to WEB”, “TIFF”, “www.svr-a.com”, and icon image data are shown. Displayed.

[Preview area editing process]
Further, the terminal program 65 is shown in FIG. 6 in response to receiving a user operation (for example, a click operation or a drag operation) for the preview area 134 shown in FIG. 8 through the input I / F 54 (S15: Yes). A preview area editing process is executed (S19). The process of S19 is an example of a second editing process for editing the layout of the page identified by the specific page ID “page 01”.

  As an example, the terminal program 65 accepts a left click operation on the operation icon 151 shown in FIG. 8 through the input I / F 54 (S61: left). The left click operation on the operation icon is an example of a specific operation for specifying one of the plurality of operation icons 151 and 152 displayed in the preview area 134. Thereby, the terminal program 65 sets the icon ID “icon 01” of the icon record corresponding to the operation icon 151 to the specific icon ID (S62). And the terminal program 65 performs the process of S12-S14 based on specific icon ID set by S62. As a result, the customization screen 130 shown in FIG.

  As another example, when the terminal program 65 receives a right-click operation on the operation icon 151 shown in FIG. 8 through the input I / F 54 (S61: right), an editing menu (not shown) is displayed on the customization screen 130. The images are displayed again on the display 53 (S63). The edit menu includes, for example, a [Duplicate] button corresponding to an instruction to duplicate the operation icon 151 and a [Delete] button corresponding to an instruction to instruct the deletion of the operation icon 151. Then, the terminal program 65 receives a user operation for the edit menu through the input I / F 54 (S64).

  Next, when the terminal program 65 receives a left-click operation on the [Duplicate] button of the edit menu through the input I / F 54 (S64: Duplicate), the terminal program 65 sets the icon ID of the icon record corresponding to the operation icon 152 to “ The icon record is moved down to the icon 03 ", and the icon record corresponding to the reserved area image 153 is deleted from the icon list. Then, the terminal program 65 duplicates the icon record corresponding to the operation icon 151, sets the icon ID “icon 02” in the duplicated icon record, and registers it in the icon list (S65).

  Next, the terminal program 65 executes an operation registration process (S66). The action registration process is a process for registering the icon text and action information specified by the user in the icon record newly registered in S65. More specifically, the terminal program 65 causes the display 53 to display a screen for prompting input of icon text, operation ID, and operation parameters, and the icon record in which information input or selected by the user through the input I / F 54 is registered in S65. Set to.

  And the terminal program 65 performs the process of S12-S14 based on the screen instruction | indication data edited by S65 and S66. As a result, in the tree area 133, the icon text “scan PC” corresponding to the page text “scan 1”, “character string input by the user in S66”, and “scan USB” are displayed in this order. In the preview area 134, operation icons 151, 151, and 152 are displayed in this order. Further, in the detailed area 135, information input by the user in S66 is displayed.

  As another example, when the terminal program 65 receives a left-click operation on the [Delete] button of the edit menu through the input I / F 54 (S64: Delete), the icon image of the icon record corresponding to the operation icon 151 is displayed. The data, operation ID, and operation parameter are deleted, and the icon text “No Icon” is set (S67). And the terminal program 65 performs the process of S12-S14 based on the screen instruction | indication data edited by S67. As a result, the icon text “scan PC” in the tree area 133 in FIG. 8 is replaced with “No Icon”. In addition, the operation icon 151 in the preview area 134 is replaced with the reserved area image 153.

  As another example, the terminal program 65 receives a drag operation for moving the image icon 124 shown in FIG. 8 to the position of the operation icon 151 through the input I / F 54 (S68: operation icon). This drag operation is an example of an edit operation for instructing a change in the design of the action icon 151. This editing operation may be realized by a drag operation for moving the image icon 124 to the position of the icon text “scan PC”.

  As a result, the terminal program 65 enlarges or reduces the image data associated with the image icon 124 to the icon size to generate icon image data. Then, the terminal program 65 replaces the icon image data of the icon record corresponding to the operation icon 151 with the generated icon image data (S69). Further, the terminal program 65 executes the processes of S12 to S14 based on the screen instruction data edited in S69. As a result, in the preview area 134, the operation icon 151 replaced with the symbol indicated by the image data associated with the image icon 124 is displayed.

  As another example, the terminal program 65 accepts a drag operation for moving the image icon 121 shown in FIG. 8 to the position of the reserved area image 153 through the input I / F 54 (S68: reserved area). This drag operation is an example of an edit operation for instructing addition of an operation icon to a specific page. The editing operation may be realized by a drag operation for moving the image icon 124 to the position of the icon text “No Icon” corresponding to the page text “Scan 1”.

  As a result, the terminal program 65 enlarges or reduces the image data associated with the image icon 121 to the icon size to generate icon image data. Then, the terminal program 65 sets the generated icon image data in the icon record corresponding to the reserved area image 153 (S70). Next, the terminal program 65 executes an operation registration process (S71). Furthermore, the terminal program 65 executes the processes of S12 to S14 based on the screen instruction data edited in S70 and S71. As a result, for example, the customization screen 130 shown in FIG.

  Although illustration is omitted, the terminal program 65 accepts a drag operation for moving the image icon 122 shown in FIG. 8 to the insertion region between the operation icons 151 and 152 through the input I / F 54. As a result, the terminal program 65 lowers the icon ID of the icon record corresponding to the operation icon 152 to “icon 03”, and deletes the icon record corresponding to the reserved area image 153. Further, the terminal program 65 registers an icon record including a page ID “page 01”, an icon ID “icon 02”, and icon image data generated from the image data associated with the image icon 122 in the icon list. To do. Further, the terminal program 65 executes an operation registration process.

  And the terminal program 65 performs the process of S12-S14 based on the edited screen instruction data. As a result, in the tree area 133, the icon text “scan PC”, “character string input by the user”, and “scan USB” corresponding to the page text “scan 1” are displayed in this order. In the preview area 134, an operation icon 151, an image icon 122, and an operation icon 152 are displayed in this order. Further, in the detailed area 135, information input by the user in the operation registration process is displayed.

  Although not shown, the terminal program 65 accepts a drag operation for moving the image icon 125 shown in FIG. 8 to the background area through the input I / F 54. As a result, the terminal program 65 expands or reduces the image data associated with the image icon 125 to the display area size to generate background image data. Next, the terminal program 65 registers the generated background image data in the page list. And the terminal program 65 performs the process of S12-S14 based on the edited screen instruction data. As a result, the file name of the newly registered background image data is displayed in the tree area 133. In the background area of the preview area 134, a background pattern indicated by image data associated with the image icon 125 is displayed.

[Detailed area edit processing]
Furthermore, the terminal program 65 is shown in FIG. 7 in response to receiving a user operation (for example, a click operation or an input operation) for the detailed area 135 shown in FIG. 9 through the input I / F 54 (S16: Yes). The detailed area editing process is executed (S20). The process of S20 edits information (for example, icon image data, icon text, operation ID, operation parameter) associated with the operation icon 151 identified by the specific page ID “page 01” and the specific icon ID “icon 01”. It is an example of the 3rd edit process to perform.

  As an example, the terminal program 65 receives a user operation for changing the icon text displayed in the text box 161 through the input I / F 54 (S81: Yes). The user operation for changing the icon text is an example of an editing operation for instructing to change a character string displayed in association with a specific icon on the icon screen. Thereby, the terminal program 65 sets the text data indicating the changed icon text in the icon record corresponding to the action icon 151 (S83).

  And the terminal program 65 performs the process of S12-S14 based on the screen instruction | indication data edited by S83. As a result, the text icon “scan PC” displayed in the tree area 133, preview area 134, and detail area 135 in FIG. 9 is replaced with the icon text changed by the user in S81.

  As another example, the terminal program 65 executes an operation registration process in response to accepting a left-click operation on the [Change] button 162 through the input I / F 54 (S82: operation) (S84). The left click operation on the [Change] button 162 is an example of an editing operation that instructs to change the operation associated with the operation icon 151. And the terminal program 65 performs the process of S12-S14 based on the screen instruction | indication data edited by S84. As a result, the operation information displayed in the detail area 135 in FIG. 9 is replaced with the operation information changed by the user in S84.

  As yet another example, the terminal program 65 accepts a left click operation on the [Change] button 163 through the input I / F 54 (S82: image). The left click operation on the [Change] button 163 is an example of an editing operation for instructing to change the design of the operation icon 151. As a result, the terminal program 65 displays an image selection screen including a plurality of image icons on the display 53 (S85), and accepts a left click operation for one of the plurality of image icons through the input I / F 54 (S86).

  Next, the terminal program 65 generates icon image data by enlarging or reducing the image data associated with the image icon specified in S86 to the icon size. Then, the terminal program 65 sets the generated icon image data in the icon record corresponding to the operation icon 151 (S87). Furthermore, the terminal program 65 executes the processes of S12 to S14 based on the screen instruction data edited in S87. As a result, in the preview area 134, the operation icon 151 replaced with the symbol indicated by the image data specified in S86 is displayed.

  Next, in response to accepting the left click operation for the [Send] button 132 shown in FIG. 12 through the input I / F 54 (S17: Yes), the terminal program 65 edits the screen instruction data (hereinafter, “custom” May be described as "screen data") directly or indirectly to a specific device (S21). The process of S21 is an example of an output process and a transmission process. Although illustration is omitted, the terminal program 65 stores the edited screen instruction data in the memory 62 or not shown in response to accepting the left click operation for the [Save] button 131 shown in FIG. 12 through the input I / F 54. Memorize in the server.

  As an example of direct output, the terminal program 65 may transmit custom screen data to a specific device through the communication I / F 55. As an example of output indirectly, the terminal program 65 may notify the output program (not shown) installed in the information processing terminal 50 of a pointer indicating the start address of the memory area in which the custom screen data is stored. Then, the output program may read the custom screen data from the memory area indicated by the pointer notified from the terminal program 65, and transmit the read custom screen data to the specific device via the communication I / F 55.

  On the other hand, although not shown, the device program 35 of the MFP 10 that is the specific device receives custom screen data from the information processing terminal 50 through the communication I / F 25. This process is an example of a reception process. Then, the apparatus program 35 stores the received custom screen data in the memory 32 separately from the standard screen data. Further, for example, the apparatus program 35 displays the icon screen shown in FIG. 13 on the display 23 in response to the power supply of the MFP 10 being turned on. This process is an example of a second display process. Then, the device program 35 receives a user operation on the icon screen through the input I / F 24. This process is an example of a second reception process.

  More specifically, the device program 35 determines whether custom screen data is stored in the memory 32. In response to determining that the custom screen data is not stored in the memory 32, the device program 35 reads the standard screen data shown in FIG. 2 from the memory 32 and displays an icon screen on the display 23 according to the standard screen data. Let On the other hand, in response to determining that the custom screen data is stored in the memory 32, the device program 35 reads the custom screen data from the memory 32 and displays the icon screen shown in FIG. To display.

  FIG. 13A shows a page corresponding to a page record including the page ID “page 01”. The page shown in FIG. 13A includes operation icons 151, 152, and 154 corresponding to an icon record including the page ID “page 01”, and a scroll icon 174. FIG. 13B shows a page corresponding to a page record including the page ID “page 02”. The page shown in FIG. 13B includes operation icons 171 and 172 corresponding to an icon record including the page ID “page 02”, and scroll icons 173 and 174. Further, all pages constituting the icon screen include a setting button 175, a notification display area 176, and a [Start] button 177.

  The scroll icon 173 corresponds to an instruction to switch the page to be displayed on the display 23 from the current page to the previous page. The scroll icon 174 corresponds to an instruction to switch the page displayed on the display 23 from the current page to the next page. A setting button 175 corresponds to an instruction to change the setting of the MFP 10. The notification display area 176 is an area for displaying information to be notified to the user received from a server or the like (not shown). [Start] button 177 corresponds to an instruction for causing MFP 10 to execute an operation associated with the selected operation icon.

  As an example, the apparatus program 35 displays a page to be displayed on the display 23 in response to accepting a user operation for tapping the position of the scroll icon 174 shown in FIG. 13A through the input I / F 54. ) To FIG. 13 (B). As another example, the device program 35 displays a page to be displayed on the display 23 in response to accepting a user operation for tapping the position of the scroll icon 173 shown in FIG. 13B through the input I / F 54. Switching from (B) to FIG. Taps of the scroll icons 173 and 174 are an example of a scroll instruction. The process of switching the page to be displayed on the display 23 from one of FIGS. 13A and 13B to the other is an example of the switching process.

  As yet another example, the device program 35 responds to the reception of the tap at the position of the operation icon 151 and the tap at the position of the [Start] button 177 through the input I / F 24, and the icon corresponding to the operation icon 151. Read record from screen instruction data. Then, the device program 35 executes the operation indicated by the operation ID of the read icon record in accordance with the execution condition indicated by the operation parameter. This process is an example of an execution process.

[Operational effects of this embodiment]
According to the above-described embodiment, the arrangement order of pages and operation icons constituting the icon screen, the layout of the specific page, and information associated with the specific icon can be displayed at once through the customization screen 130. Further, the screen instruction data is appropriately edited in accordance with the editing operation for each area 134, 135, 136. That is, the user can customize each page after grasping a plurality of pages that can be displayed by the MFP 10 from various perspectives.

  More specifically, rearrangement of pages, rearrangement of operation icons included in an icon screen, and movement of operation icons between icon screens can be realized by an intuitive user operation by a drag operation on page text or icon text. In addition, the layout of the specific page can be customized by editing the preview area 134 after grasping the position of the specific page through the tree area 133. Further, after the position of the specific icon is grasped through the preview area 134, information associated with the specific icon can be customized by an editing operation on the detail area 135.

  Furthermore, according to the above embodiment, the specific page ID and the specific icon ID can be changed by a left click operation on the page text, icon text, page tab, and operation icon. That is, the display contents of the preview area 134 and the detail area 135 can be switched by an intuitive operation on the tree area 133 or the preview area 134. As a result, the user can grasp a plurality of pages that can be displayed by the MFP 10 from various perspectives.

  In the above-described embodiment, an example of customizing a so-called top screen that is displayed first when the power of the MFP 10 is turned on has been described. However, the screen that can be customized is not limited to the top screen, and the display 23 of the MFP 10 is used. Any screen displayed on the screen may be customized. Note that the “screen displayed first” does not include, for example, a so-called splash screen for displaying a manufacturer's logo, or a screen for requesting consent to the rules.

  The page record according to the above embodiment is associated with one of a plurality of pages that can be switched by a scroll operation. In other words, the page record is associated with a part of the icon screen larger than the display area size on the display 53. However, the screen associated with the page record is not limited to the above example. That is, each of the plurality of page records may be associated with an independent screen.

  In addition, in the MFP 10 and the information processing terminal 50 according to the above-described embodiment, an example in which each process executed by the controller of the present invention is realized by the CPUs 31 and 61 executing various programs stored in the memories 32 and 62. Explained. However, the configuration of the controller is not limited to this, and part or all of the configuration may be realized by hardware such as an integrated circuit.

  Furthermore, the present invention may be realized not only as the MFP 10 and the information processing terminal 50 but also as a program that causes the MFP 10 and the information processing terminal 50 to execute processing. Then, the program may be provided by being recorded on a non-transitory recording medium. The non-transitory recording medium may include a storage unit mounted on a server that can be connected to the MFP 10 and the information processing terminal 50 through a communication network, in addition to a CD-ROM, a DVD-ROM, and the like. And the program memorize | stored in the memory | storage part of the server may be distributed through communication networks, such as the internet, as the information or signal which shows the said program.

10 ... MFP
11: Printer 23, 53 ... Display 24, 54 ... Input I / F
25, 55 ... Communication I / F
31, 61 ... CPU
32, 62 ... Memory 34, 64 ... OS
35 ... Device program 50 ... Information processing terminal 65 ... Terminal program 66 ... List program

Claims (9)

A program that can be executed by an information processing terminal including a memory, a terminal display, and an input interface,
The memory stores screen instruction data indicating a plurality of icon screens to be displayed on the device display of the image forming apparatus, and the screen instruction data specifies an operation icon to be displayed on the icon screen and the operation icon. An operation to be executed by the image forming apparatus when
The program causes the information processing terminal to execute display processing for displaying a customized screen on the terminal display according to the screen instruction data,
The customization screen
A first area in which a list of the order of the plurality of icon screens and the order of the operation icons displayed on each of the plurality of icon screens are displayed;
A second area in which the operation icon included in the specific screen which is one of the plurality of icon screens is displayed in a layout indicated by the screen instruction data;
A third area in which information associated with a specific icon that is one of the action icons displayed in the second area is displayed,
The program
An accepting process for accepting an editing operation for instructing editing of information displayed on the customization screen through the input interface;
A first editing process for editing an arrangement order of the icon screen and the operation icon indicated by the screen instruction data in accordance with the editing operation on the first area;
A second editing process for editing the layout of the specific screen indicated by the screen instruction data in accordance with the editing operation on the second area;
A third editing process for editing information associated with the specific icon indicated by the screen instruction data in accordance with the editing operation on the third area;
A program for causing the information processing terminal to execute an output process for outputting the screen instruction data edited in at least one of the first editing process, the second editing process, and the third editing process to the image forming apparatus. . In the first area, for each of the plurality of icon screens,
Screen information corresponding to the icon screen;
A list of icon information corresponding to the operation icons included in the icon screen is displayed in association with each other,
The program
In the receiving process for the first area, the editing operation for instructing movement of the screen information is received;
The program according to claim 1, wherein in the first editing process, the plurality of icon screens indicated by the screen instruction data are rearranged in the order of the plurality of screen information rearranged by the editing operation. The program
In the accepting process for the first area, accepting the editing operation for instructing movement of the icon information within a range in which the correspondence with the screen information is not changed,
The said 1st edit process WHEREIN: The said some operation icon displayed on the said icon screen corresponding to the said screen information is rearranged in the arrangement order of the said some icon information rearranged by the said edit operation. Program. The program
In the reception process for the first area, the editing operation for associating the icon information associated with the first screen information with the second screen information is received in the reception process,
The operation icon indicated by the icon information is deleted from the icon screen corresponding to the first screen information and added to the icon screen corresponding to the second screen information in the first editing process. Or the program of 3. The program
The icon screen corresponding to the specified screen information is set as the specific screen in response to receiving a specific operation for specifying one of the plurality of screen information displayed in the first area in the reception process. , Causing the information processing terminal to execute the display process,
The operation icon corresponding to the specified icon information is set as the specific icon in response to receiving a specific operation for specifying one of the plurality of icon information displayed in the first area in the reception process. The program according to any one of claims 2 to 4, wherein the display process is executed by the information processing terminal using the icon screen including the specific icon as the specific screen. The program
In the reception process for the second area, the operation icon is added to the specific screen, the operation icon is deleted from the specific screen, the design of the operation icon displayed on the specific screen is changed, or the specification is performed. Receiving the editing operation for instructing rearrangement of the plurality of operation icons displayed on the screen;
The program according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein in the second editing process, the screen instruction data is edited in accordance with the editing operation received in the receiving process.   In response to receiving a specific operation for specifying one of the plurality of operation icons displayed in the second area in the reception process, the program uses the specified operation icon as the specific icon, The program in any one of Claim 1 to 6 which makes the said information processing terminal perform a display process. The program
In the reception process for the third area, a change in a character string displayed in association with the specific icon on the icon screen, a change in an operation associated with the specific icon, and a change in the design of the specific icon Accept the editing operation to instruct,
The program according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein in the third editing process, the screen instruction data is edited in accordance with the editing operation received in the receiving process. An information processing terminal including a memory, a terminal display, a first input interface, a first communication interface, and a first controller; and an image forming apparatus including an apparatus display, a second input interface, a second communication interface, and a second controller. An information processing system comprising:
The memory stores screen instruction data indicating a plurality of icon screens to be displayed on the device display. The screen instruction data includes an operation icon to be displayed on the icon screen and the operation icon when the operation icon is specified. An operation to be executed by the image forming apparatus,
The first controller executes a first display process for displaying a customized screen on the terminal display according to the screen instruction data,
The customization screen
A first area in which a list of the order of the plurality of icon screens and the order of the operation icons displayed on each of the plurality of icon screens are displayed;
A second area in which the operation icon included in the specific screen which is one of the plurality of icon screens is displayed in a layout indicated by the screen instruction data;
A third area in which information associated with a specific icon that is one of the action icons displayed in the second area is displayed,
The first controller includes:
A first receiving process for receiving an editing operation for instructing editing of information displayed on the customization screen through the first input interface;
A first editing process for editing an arrangement order of the icon screen and the operation icon indicated by the screen instruction data in accordance with the editing operation on the first area;
A second editing process for editing the layout of the specific screen indicated by the screen instruction data in accordance with the editing operation on the second area;
A third editing process for editing information associated with the specific icon indicated by the screen instruction data in accordance with the editing operation on the third area;
A transmission process for transmitting the screen instruction data edited in at least one of the first editing process, the second editing process, and the third editing process to the image forming apparatus through the first communication interface; ,
The second controller is
A receiving process for receiving the screen instruction data from the information processing terminal through the second communication interface;
A second display process for displaying the icon screen indicated by the screen instruction data on the device display;
A second accepting process for accepting a user operation for specifying the action icon displayed on the device display through the second input interface;
An information processing system that executes an execution process that executes the operation associated with the operation icon specified in the second reception process.