iConditioner

Group members:

Satya Kiran Popuri

Eric Ho

Bharath M P

· This is the main panel. The left side of the screen is dedicated for the system controls.

These controls include heating and cooling modes as well as fan settings.

· To the right is the status screen. The house is a metaphor for the user’s home.

· The inside temperature and settings are shown within the house because they directly affect the inside of the house.

· The outside temperature is shown outside of the house for similar reasons.

· The color of the house changes according to its current state.

· When it is heating, the house will be filled with orange to denote heat.

· When it is cooling, the house will be filled with blue.

· The status bar at the top shows the date, time, and battery power level. This status bar will always be displayed on top of every screen.

· Upon touching the settings button from the main screen, the user will be presented with the settings screen similar to the one shown above.

· When the heating schedule button is selected, the heating temperatures will be displayed as shown above.

· The user can select multiple time periods to adjust either the time or temperature using the respective arrow buttons.

· The user can press reset to restore factory default settings to the heating schedule.

· When apply is pressed, the settings are saved.

· Notice the change in the background color of the cooling panel.

· Pressing the override button will present user with three options as shown above.

· User can touch anywhere within the white box to active the choice.

· The green led lights indicate currently active settings.

· Below the schedule settings are buttons to modify the units to either Fahrenheit or Celsius units.

· Pressing the main button to the left will return the user to the main screen.