On the control cabinet of a large‑scale ammonia synthesis plant, the IBR digital display with dynamic and multi‑point measurement mode sits directly behind the operator’s console. It receives analogue signals from temperature, pressure and flow sensors and instantly converts them into clear numeric readouts, allowing the operator to watch several critical points on a single screen. When a setpoint drifts, the display highlights the change and can switch to a scrolling graph that follows the variable over the last minutes, giving the operator enough context to decide whether a valve must be opened or a pump throttled. Because the display can be programmed to show different measurement locations without changing hardware, it reduces wiring complexity and speeds up commissioning of new process loops. In a water‑treatment facility, the same unit is used to monitor pH and conductivity at multiple sampling points, letting staff verify treatment efficiency without leaving the control room.