CN111796982B - Electronic equipment monitoring method - Google Patents
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Abstract
The application provides an electronic equipment monitoring method which is used for monitoring a plurality of electronic equipment and comprises the following steps. Firstly, setting a display position corresponding table according to the relative positions of the plurality of electronic devices in the cabinet, wherein the display position corresponding table records network position information corresponding to each electronic device and the display position of a browsing interface. And, each electronic device is connected to read the device pattern and the network location information, the device pattern being associated with the appearance shape of the corresponding electronic device. And searching a display position corresponding table according to the network position information of each electronic device so as to display the corresponding device pattern at the display position in the browsing interface. The device pattern is displayed at the relative position in the browsing interface, which is the same as the relative position of the corresponding electronic device in the cabinet.
Description
Technical Field
The present application relates to an electronic device monitoring method, and more particularly, to an electronic device monitoring method for remote operation.
Background
Conventionally, when the number of electronic devices is large, one host computer is often used to control and manage all the electronic devices. In practice, assuming that a plurality of electronic devices are centrally located in one room, a host computer is mostly located in the same place so as to be operated by an engineer on site. The electronic equipment control method has the advantages that engineers can directly see the electronic equipment on site, control to the correct electronic equipment is easy to determine, and the working state of the electronic equipment can be checked in real time. In other words, the engineer is more intuitive to use the host computer on site, and can avoid misoperation. However, if the electronic device needs to be operated for a long period of time, it is obviously not efficient to leave the engineer on site. Also, if an engineer needs to manage electronic devices in a plurality of places, it is not convenient and quick enough for the engineer to actually move to the plurality of places.
In order to enable engineers to work remotely, the current solution is to connect electronic devices to the network and connect the electronic devices one by one to allow the engineers to operate, so that the engineers can browse the working states of the electronic devices in a fixed office. However, it is not easy for engineers to determine that the correct electronic device has been controlled and connect to the electronic device one by one because of offsite. Accordingly, there is a need for a new method of monitoring electronic devices that allows engineers to more intuitively operate and use the electronic devices in addition to remotely controlling the electronic devices.
Disclosure of Invention
Therefore, a primary object of the present application is to provide a method for monitoring electronic devices, which can display a plurality of electronic devices in a browsing interface at the same time, and the electronic devices displayed in the browsing interface and the electronic devices in practice can have the same positional relationship, so that engineers can operate and use the electronic devices more intuitively.
The application provides an electronic equipment monitoring method which is used for monitoring a plurality of electronic equipment. Firstly, setting a display position corresponding table according to the relative positions of the plurality of electronic devices in the cabinet, wherein the display position corresponding table records network position information corresponding to each electronic device and the display position of a browsing interface. And, each electronic device is connected to read the device pattern and the network location information, the device pattern being associated with the appearance shape of the corresponding electronic device. And searching a display position corresponding table according to the network position information of each electronic device so as to display the corresponding device pattern at the display position in the browsing interface. The device pattern is displayed at the relative position in the browsing interface, which is the same as the relative position of the corresponding electronic device in the cabinet.
In some embodiments, the device pattern may be an appearance simulation pattern of the corresponding electronic device, and the device pattern may be stored in the corresponding electronic device. The electronic device monitoring method may further comprise the following steps. First, the operation state information of each electronic device is acquired. And linking the working state information of each electronic device with the corresponding device pattern of each electronic device in the browsing interface. In addition, when the device pattern is selected in the browsing interface, the working state information of the corresponding electronic device can be displayed. In addition, the working state information of each electronic device can also be displayed in the corresponding device pattern in the browsing interface. When the working state information contains the alarm information, the alarm sound effect corresponding to the alarm information can be played in the browsing interface.
In some embodiments, the browsing interface is further operable to receive an operation instruction, where the operation instruction is used to control at least one device pattern displayed in the browsing interface. In addition, the browsing interface can also be used for receiving a full setting instruction, and when the browsing interface receives the full setting instruction, the operation instruction is used for controlling all the equipment patterns displayed in the browsing interface.
In summary, the method for monitoring electronic devices provided by the present application can simultaneously display a plurality of device patterns associated with a plurality of electronic devices in a browsing interface. Here, since each device pattern simulates the appearance shape of the electronic device, and the relative positions of the device patterns in the browsing interface and the positional relationship of the electronic device in reality correspond to each other, an engineer can intuitively operate and use the electronic device in the browsing interface.
Other features and embodiments of the present application are described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
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FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a test system to which a monitoring method of an electronic device according to an embodiment of the application can be applied;
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing an electronic device monitoring method in a browsing interface according to an embodiment of the application;
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing an electronic device monitoring method according to another embodiment of the application in a browsing interface;
fig. 4 is a flowchart illustrating steps of a method for monitoring an electronic device according to an embodiment of the application.
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In order to describe the embodiments and achieve the effects of the present application, an example is provided and described below with reference to the drawings.
Referring to fig. 1 and fig. 2 together, fig. 1 is a block diagram illustrating a test system to which the electronic device monitoring method according to an embodiment of the application can be applied, and fig. 2 is a schematic diagram illustrating the electronic device monitoring method according to an embodiment of the application in a browsing interface. As shown in the figure, the electronic device monitoring method of the present application can be applied to a test system 1, where the test system 1 may include a cabinet 10 and a plurality of electronic devices 12 a-12 e. The cabinet 10 may be a box or a rack for storing electronic devices 12 a-12 e, and the electronic devices 12 a-12 e may be various devices for performing electrical tests, such as a voltage supply, a current supply, or an apparatus for detecting voltage or current, which is not limited in this embodiment. In addition, although FIG. 1 depicts 1 rack 10 and 5 electronic devices 12 a-12 e placed in the racks 10, the present embodiment is not limited in the number of racks 10 that can be included in the test system 1, and the number of electronic devices that can be included in each rack 10. In addition, the cabinet 10 in fig. 1 illustrates the placement of the electronic devices 12 a-12 e in a stacked manner for convenience of description, and the present embodiment is not limited thereto, and for example, the electronic devices 12 a-12 e may be placed in the cabinet 10 in a horizontally adjacent manner.
In addition to the functionality that each of the electronic devices 12 a-12 e may be configured to perform electrical testing, each electronic device should also have networking communication functionality. For example, each of the electronic devices 12 a-12 e may be connected to a network, either wired or wireless, and each may be assigned to one of the identifiable network location information (IP ADDRESS). In actual practice, to remotely control the electronic devices 12 a-12 e in the cabinet 10, an operator may design a network platform 2, and the network platform 2 may be configured, for example, in the form of a web page or an application program. For convenience of engineer control, the network platform 2 may include a graphical viewing interface 20, and the viewing interface 20 may be used to display a plurality of device patterns 22 a-22 e. In one example, the device patterns 22 a-22 e may be two-dimensional drawings or three-dimensional models representing the physical electronic devices 12 a-12 e. In practice, the device patterns 22 a-22 e are not pre-stored in the network platform 2, but are stored in the electronic devices 12 a-12 e. For example, the electronic device 12a may store the device pattern 22a associated with its own device, and the network platform 2 needs to obtain the relevant device pattern 22a from the electronic device 12a when the network platform 2 is connected to the electronic device 12 a.
The present embodiment demonstrates that the electronic devices 12 a-12 e can store their own device patterns 22 a-22 e, respectively, and one of the benefits is that, due to the numerous types of electronic devices in practice, storing their own device patterns, respectively, can save the storage space of the network platform 2, without being used for the network platform 2 to pre-store device patterns corresponding to excessive types. For example, the electronic device 12a may store the device pattern 22a thereof when shipped from the factory, so that the device pattern 22a is ensured to conform to the external shape of the electronic device 12a, and because the electronic device 12a only needs to store a single (own) device pattern 22a, the storage space is not required greatly, and other functions of the electronic device 12a are not affected. In one example, the device pattern 22a may be an appearance simulated pattern of the electronic device 12a that may completely simulate the appearance shape of the electronic device 12 a. That is, when the network platform 2 is connected to the electronic device 12a, the device pattern 22a is obtained from the electronic device 12a and displayed on the browsing interface 20. At this time, the engineer can view the device pattern 22a at the browsing interface 20, and can correspond to the actual electronic device 12a without doubt or guessing which machine the device pattern 22a refers to.
On the other hand, after the test system 1 is installed, a display position correspondence table (not shown) may be set according to the relative positions of the electronic devices 12a to 12e in the cabinet 10. In one example, the display location correspondence table may record network location information corresponding to each of the electronic devices 12 a-12 e, and how much of the network location information is to be presented in the browsing interface 20. For example, the display location correspondence table may record that the electronic device 12a corresponds to the network location information IP1, and the display location 24a in the browsing interface 20 may be marked under the field of the network location information IP 1. Similarly, the display position correspondence table may sequentially record that the electronic devices 12b to 12e correspond to the network position information IP2 to IP5, and the network position information IP2 to IP5 respectively correspond to the display positions 24b to 24e in the browsing interface 20, which is not described in detail herein. In practice, the display position correspondence table may be manually set by an engineer, for example, the engineer may first connect the electronic devices 12a to 12e and record the network position information IP1 to IP5 of the electronic devices 12a to 12e in the display position correspondence table. Next, the engineer can see the relative positions of the electronic devices 12a to 12e in the cabinet 10 on site, and then, after the electronic devices 12a, 12b, 12c, 12d, and 12e are sequentially arranged from top to bottom, the network position information IP1 to IP5 can be associated with the display positions 24a to 24e from top to bottom, respectively.
In an actual operation example, when the network platform 2 is connected to the electronic device 12a, the network platform 2 obtains the network location information IP1 of the electronic device 12a in addition to the device pattern 22a from the electronic device 12 a. At this time, since the display position correspondence table is known, the network platform 2 only needs to query the display position correspondence table by the network position information IP1, so that it can be known that the network position information IP1 corresponds to the display position 24a. The network platform 2 may then display the device pattern 22a at the display location 24a. That is, after the network platform 2 is connected to other electronic devices, such as the electronic devices 12b to 12e, the display positions 24b to 24e corresponding to the network position information IP2 to IP5 can be known, and the device patterns 22b to 22e can be correctly displayed at the display positions 24b to 24e, respectively. It should be understood by those skilled in the art that, since the relative positions of the electronic devices 12 a-12 e in the cabinet 10 are already set in the display position correspondence table, and the network platform 2 will also display the device patterns 22 a-22 e according to the display position correspondence table, the relative positions of the electronic devices 12 a-12 e in the cabinet 10 and the relative positions of the device patterns 22 a-22 e in the browsing interface 20 will be the same.
In addition, not only the device patterns 22a to 22e but also the operation state information of each of the device patterns 22a to 22e may be displayed in the browsing interface 20. In one example, when the network platform 2 is connected to the electronic device 12a, the network platform 2 may also obtain the operating status information of the electronic device 12 a. For example, the electronic device 12a is a power supply, the network platform 2 can know the voltage, current, power being output by the electronic device 12a, or the voltage, current, power set to be output by the electronic device 12a, and link the obtained operation status information to the device pattern 22a. Of course, the network platform 2 has many means for linking the operation status information to the corresponding device pattern 22a, and the present embodiment is not limited herein. As a practical example, assuming that an engineer wants to view the operation state information of the electronic device 12a in the browsing interface 20, the network platform 2 may display the operation state information of the electronic device 12a directly around the device pattern 22a, so that the engineer can see that the operation state information is related to the device pattern 22a, and thus understand that the operation state information is obtained from the electronic device 12 a. In addition, the network platform 2 may not directly display the operating state information on the browsing interface 20, but directly display the operating state information of the electronic device 12a on the browsing interface 20 in a pop-up dialog box or window manner after the engineer clicks the device pattern 22a to indicate that the operator wants to view the operating state information of the electronic device 12 a. In addition, assuming that the network platform 2 is a web page architecture (e.g., web browser), when the engineer clicks the device pattern 22a to indicate that the operator wants to view the operating status information of the electronic device 12a, the network platform 2 may open a new page again, and the operating status information of the electronic device 12a is directly displayed in the new page.
Referring to fig. 2 and fig. 3 together, fig. 3 is a schematic diagram illustrating a monitoring method of an electronic device in a browsing interface according to another embodiment of the application. As shown in the figure, as in the previous embodiment, the network platform 3 may have a browsing interface 30 as well, the browsing interface 30 may display device patterns 32a to 32e as well, and the device patterns 32a to 32e may correspond to the electronic devices 12a to 12e. Unlike the previous embodiment, the browse interface 30 may also contain other information, for example, the browse interface 30 may contain a control panel pattern 34, an input column 36, and a key pattern 38 for each device pattern. In one example, if the device patterns 32 a-32 e are the same model, the device patterns 32 a-32 e should each correspond to the control panel pattern 34 as well. For the control panel pattern 34 corresponding to the device pattern 32a, the control panel pattern 34 may include an operation state information block 340 and an input block 342. Here, the operation status information block 340 may be used to display operation status information of the electronic device 12a, and the input block 342 may provide the engineer with direct input of various operation instructions. For example, when the electronic device 12a is a power supply, the operation status information block 340 may display the current and voltage supplied by the electronic device 12a, and the engineer may set the current and voltage to be outputted by the electronic device 12a through the input block 342.
Of course, although the input block 342 shown in fig. 3 includes a number key, the present embodiment is not limited thereto, and the engineer can control the corresponding electronic device 12a through the input block 342, which falls within the scope of the present embodiment. In addition, the input column 36 of the browsing interface 30 may input an operation command or a logic command, for example, an engineer may set a voltage or a current to be output by the electronic device 12a in the input block 342, and input logic commands such as "cycle" and "delay" in the input column 36, so as to more precisely remotely control the electronic device 12a. In addition, it is also possible for the engineer to set the voltage or current to be output by the electronic device 12a directly in the input column 36, and to add a logic instruction, and the present embodiment does not limit the use manner of the input column 36.
In one example, the key pattern 38 may be a full choice key, such as selectively marking all of the device patterns 32 a-32 e, or not marking any of the device patterns 32 a-32 e. In the above example, assuming that the engineer wishes to perform the same operations on the electronic devices 12 a-12 e, the operator may input an operation instruction to the input section 342 corresponding to the input row 36 or the device pattern 32a, and click the key pattern 38 to select all the device patterns 32 a-32 e, so that the operation instruction received by the input row 36 or the input section 342 may be used in the all the device patterns 32 a-32 e. That is, the engineer can perform the synchronous control of all the electronic devices 12a to 12e by clicking the key pattern 38, thereby eliminating the trouble of inputting the operation instructions one by one. It should be noted that the control panel pattern 34 may also be part of the device pattern 32 a. For example, as long as the electronic device 12a itself includes a control panel, the device pattern 32a may be more complex and may include the control panel pattern 34, as the device pattern 32a is an appearance-mimicking pattern of the electronic device 12 a.
In one example, the operating status information of the electronic device 12a may further include alarm information, which may be used, for example, to alert the electronic device 12a of overheating, abnormal output, or other various faults, and the present embodiment is not limited. In practice, when the electronic device 12a fails, the network platform 3 may play an alarm sound effect corresponding to the alarm information in the browsing interface 30, for example, when the electronic device 12a is overheated, a voice such as "the electronic device 12a is overheated" may be played in the browsing interface 30, or a special audio may be played to indicate the type of the failure. Of course, the present embodiment is not limited to an alarm signal that will only be spoken in one language. In one example, the network platform 3 may also selectively play the voice corresponding to the various language systems in the browsing interface 30 based on the country or the custom language system (e.g. chinese, english, japanese, etc.) set in the browsing interface 30.
It should be noted that, the device pattern 32a of the present embodiment may also be updated at a certain time, for example, after the electronic device 12a is repaired or hardware is upgraded, the device pattern 32a may be updated to the latest appearance shape of the electronic device 12 a. Or the device pattern 32a may reflect the most real-time appearance of the electronic device 12a, such as when the electronic device 12a fails, the physical electronic device 12a may illuminate a light signal indicating the failure. At this time, since the network platform 3 can receive the alarm information, it is actually possible to actively update the device pattern 32a in the browsing interface 30, and make the device pattern 32a display the corresponding fault signal. That is, the network platform 3 may allow the device pattern 32a to simulate the real-time appearance of the electronic device 32a, making it possible for an engineer to view the field conditions of the electronic device 12a in the browsing interface 20 approximately directly.
For convenience in describing the electronic device monitoring method of the present application, please refer to fig. 1, fig. 2 and fig. 4 together, fig. 4 is a flowchart illustrating steps of the electronic device monitoring method according to an embodiment of the present application. As shown in the figure, in step S40, a display position correspondence table may be set according to the relative positions of the electronic devices 12 a-12 e in the cabinet 10, where the display position correspondence table records the network position information (e.g. the network position information IP 1) corresponding to each electronic device (e.g. the electronic device 12 a) and the display position (e.g. the display position 24 a) of the browsing interface 20. In step S42, the network platform 2 may be connected to each electronic device (e.g. the electronic device 12 a) to read the device pattern (e.g. the device pattern 22 a) and the network location information (e.g. the network location information IP 1), wherein the device pattern (e.g. the device pattern 22 a) is associated with the appearance shape of the corresponding electronic device (e.g. the electronic device 12 a). In step S44, the network platform 2 may look up the display position mapping table according to the network position information (e.g. the network position information IP 1) of each electronic device (e.g. the electronic device 12 a) to display the corresponding device pattern (e.g. the device pattern 22 a) at the display position (e.g. the display position 24 a) in the browsing interface 20. The device patterns 22 a-22 e are displayed in the browsing interface 20 at the same relative positions as the corresponding electronic devices 12 a-12 e in the cabinet 10. The steps of the electronic device monitoring method in this embodiment can be found in the foregoing embodiments, and the details of this embodiment are not repeated here.
In summary, the method for monitoring electronic devices provided by the present application can simultaneously display a plurality of device patterns associated with a plurality of electronic devices in a browsing interface. Here, since each device pattern simulates the appearance shape of the electronic device, and the relative positions of the device patterns in the browsing interface and the positional relationship of the electronic device in reality correspond to each other, an engineer can intuitively operate and use the electronic device in the browsing interface.
The above examples and/or embodiments are merely for illustrating the preferred embodiments and/or implementations of the present technology, and are not intended to limit the embodiments and implementations of the present technology in any way, and any person skilled in the art should be able to make some changes or modifications to the embodiments and/or implementations without departing from the scope of the technical means disclosed in the present disclosure, and it should be considered that the embodiments and implementations are substantially the same as the present technology.
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1. An electronic device monitoring method for monitoring a plurality of electronic devices, the electronic device monitoring method comprising:
setting a display position corresponding table according to the relative positions of the electronic devices in a cabinet, wherein the display position corresponding table records network position information corresponding to each electronic device and a display position of a browsing interface;
connecting each electronic device to read a device pattern and the network position information, wherein the device pattern is related to the appearance shape of the corresponding electronic device;
searching the display position corresponding table according to the network position information of each electronic device so as to display the corresponding device pattern at the display position in the browsing interface; and
The relative position of the device pattern displayed in the browsing interface is the same as the relative position of the corresponding electronic device in the cabinet;
The device pattern is an appearance simulation pattern of the corresponding electronic device, and the device pattern is stored in the corresponding electronic device.
2. The method for monitoring an electronic device according to claim 1, further comprising:
acquiring working state information of each electronic device; and
And linking the working state information of each electronic device with the device pattern corresponding to each electronic device in the browsing interface.
3. The method for monitoring an electronic device according to claim 2, further comprising:
and displaying the corresponding working state information of the electronic equipment when the equipment pattern is selected in the browsing interface.
4. The method for monitoring an electronic device according to claim 2, further comprising:
and displaying the working state information of each electronic device on the corresponding device pattern in the browsing interface.
5. The method for monitoring an electronic device according to claim 2, wherein when the operation status information includes an alarm information, the method further comprises:
and playing an alarm sound effect corresponding to the alarm information in the browsing interface.
6. The method of claim 1, wherein the browsing interface is further configured to receive an operation command, and the operation command is configured to control at least one device pattern displayed in the browsing interface.
7. The method according to claim 6, wherein the browsing interface is further configured to receive a full setting command, and the operation command is configured to control all the device patterns displayed in the browsing interface when the browsing interface receives the full setting command.
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