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# Overview

## Purpose

The `display` service shows the Rover identity and resource utilization on the OLED ssd1306 display that is mounted on the front of each Rover.

![The ssd1306 display mounted on the front of Rover 1](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/038036e2-43dd-47f0-a785-140abefc9612)

:::warning[Important]

:::tip

We do not recommend installing this service manually, as `roverd` will automatically check for updates and install it as a daemon service every time the Rover boots.
`display` is known as a daemon service. You do not need to manage this service yourself. For more information, please visit the page about [`roverd`'s daemon services](https://ase.vu.nl/docs/tutorials/knowing-more/roverd-daemons).

:::

## Installation

To install this service, the latest release of [`roverctl`](https://ase.vu.nl/docs/framework/Software/rover/roverctl/installation) should be installed for your system and your Rover should be powered on.

<Tabs groupId="installation-method">
<TabItem value="roverctl" label="Using roverctl" default>

1. Install the service from your terminal
```bash
# Replace ROVER_NUMBER with your the number label on your Rover (e.g. 7)
roverctl service install -r <ROVER_NUMBER> https://github.com/VU-ASE/display/releases/latest/download/display.zip
```

</TabItem>
<TabItem value="roverctl-web" label="Using roverctl-web">

1. Open `roverctl-web` for your Rover
```bash
# Replace ROVER_NUMBER with your the number label on your Rover (e.g. 7)
roverctl -r <ROVER_NUMBER>
```
2. Click on "install a service" button on the bottom left, and click "install from URL"
3. Enter the URL of the latest release:
```
https://github.com/VU-ASE/display/releases/latest/download/display.zip
```
## Purpose

</TabItem>
</Tabs>
The `display` service shows the Rover identity and resource utilization on the OLED ssd1306 display that is mounted on the front of each Rover.

Follow [this tutorial](https://ase.vu.nl/docs/tutorials/write-a-service/upload) to understand how to use an ASE service. You can find more useful `roverctl` commands [here](/docs/framework/Software/rover/roverctl/usage)
![The ssd1306 display mounted on the front of Rover 1](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/038036e2-43dd-47f0-a785-140abefc9612)

## Requirements

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