This display interface automatically identifies a connected controller and presents its type, model, and relevant parameter data on a large multifunction LCD. It shows operational and system status in digital, graphic, and textual formats, supports direct navigation with six function keys, and records real-time energy statistics for monitoring and reporting. Key benefits Instant controller recognition: automatically detects the connected controller and displays type, model and key parameters so you save setup time and avoid guessing device compatibility. Clear situational awareness: the large-screen multifunction LCD presents operational data and system status in digital, graphic and textual forms, making trends and faults easier to spot. Faster, safer operation: six dedicated navigation function keys provide direct, convenient and rapid control without needing complex menus or external tools. Continuous energy visibility: real-time energy statistics recording lets you monitor consumption, compare periods, and support efficiency or compliance reporting. Key attributes Function: automatic controller identification, comprehensive status display, navigation keys, and energy-statistics logging. Compatibility: works with the connected controller(s) and displays their type, model and parameters automatically for straightforward integration. Size / interface: large-screen multifunction LCD for readable numeric, graphical and textual output. Performance: real-time data display and continuous energy-statistics recording for up-to-date monitoring and analysis. Operation and data handling The unit displays controller model and parameter data on connection, reducing commissioning time. Operational data and system working status are shown simultaneously in multiple formats so technicians can choose the most useful view. Six navigation keys enable quick adjustments or menu navigation at the device without additional equipment. Energy consumption and other statistics are recorded in real time for immediate review or later analysis. Practical use scenarios Building automation: Mount in an HVAC control panel to immediately identify controller details, view system performance at a glance, and log energy use for optimization. Industrial machinery: Install on machine control cabinets for rapid status checks, quick parameter reference, and energy tracking during production runs. Facility management and troubleshooting: Use during maintenance to confirm controller identity and parameters, follow graphical trends to isolate faults, and review recorded energy data to validate repairs. This interface provides clear, actionable information and straightforward controls to reduce setup time, speed troubleshooting, and maintain continuous energy visibility.