COMPUTER-IMPLEMENTED METHOD FOR CONTROLLING A REMOTE DEVICE WITH A LOCAL DEVICE
First Claim
1. A computer-implemented method for controlling a remote device with a local device, comprising the following steps:
- a) a remote device having a first screen is provided;
b) a local device having a second screen is provided;
c) at least a part of a content of the first screen is displayed on the second screen with a magnification m;
d) the local device records a user-action performed on the local device;
e) if the value of the magnification m is greater than a threshold value M, the local device interprets the user-action as a command destined for itself and executes the command locally;
f) if the value of the magnification m is equal to or smaller than the threshold value M, the local device interprets the user-action as a command destined for the remote device and transmits the command to the remote device for execution on the remote device.
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Abstract
A computer-implemented method is presented for controlling a remote device with a local device which may have a smaller screen than the remote device. At least a part of a content of a screen of the remote device is displayed on a screen of the local device with a magnification m. The local device records a user-action performed on the local device, for example a swipe or pan gesture. If the value of the magnification m is greater than a threshold value M, the local device interprets the user-action as a command destined for itself and executes the command. If the value of the magnification m is equal to or smaller than the threshold value M, the local device interprets the user-action as a command destined for the remote device and transmits the command to the remote device for execution on the remote device.
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15 Claims
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1. A computer-implemented method for controlling a remote device with a local device, comprising the following steps:
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a) a remote device having a first screen is provided; b) a local device having a second screen is provided; c) at least a part of a content of the first screen is displayed on the second screen with a magnification m; d) the local device records a user-action performed on the local device; e) if the value of the magnification m is greater than a threshold value M, the local device interprets the user-action as a command destined for itself and executes the command locally; f) if the value of the magnification m is equal to or smaller than the threshold value M, the local device interprets the user-action as a command destined for the remote device and transmits the command to the remote device for execution on the remote device. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
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13. A non-transitory or transitory computer-readable medium, comprising instructions stored thereon, that when executed on a processor of a local device, perform the steps of:
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displaying at least a part of a content of a first screen of a remote device on a second screen of the local device with a magnification m; the local device records a user-action performed on the local device; if the value of the magnification m is greater than a threshold value M, the local device interprets the user-action as a command destined for itself and executes the command; if the value of the magnification m is equal to or smaller than the threshold value M, the local device interprets the user-action as a command destined for the remote device and transmits the command to the remote device for execution on the remote device. - View Dependent Claims (14)
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15. A computer program comprising instructions which, when the computer program is executed by a local device, cause the local device to carry out the following steps:
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displaying at least a part of a content of a first screen of a remote device on a second screen of the local device with a magnification m; the local device records a user-action performed on the local device; if the value of the magnification m is greater than a threshold value M, the local device interprets the user-action as a command destined for itself and executes the command; if the value of the magnification m is equal to or smaller than the threshold value M, the local device interprets the user-action as a command destined for the remote device and transmits the command to the remote device for execution on the remote device.
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