A while ago I managed to wire the front panel of a Sercomm router to a STM32 blue pill development board and I have attempted to control the color 2.8" LCD and the capacitive keypad found on the front panel of this type of router. Long story short: if you own a discarded Sercomm SHG1500 router that reports LCDv6 "gateway hardware version", this is the front panel you can control. OpenWrt can't be currently installed on these routers and there is no known way of changing their firmware or having access to bootloader.
But the front panel can be a great module if you're into electronics. It has a 2.8 inch LCD and a 5 keys capacitive keypad next to it. Hardware version LCDv6 uses a HX8347-I based LCD with SPI write only interface. The keypad uses I2C bus and an additional pin to trigger an interrupt when a key is touched. More on that in another post. Interfacing the front panel to common 2.54 mm pinheaders is not straightforward since it uses a 2x15 pinheader with 1.27 mm pitch. But I built an adapter you can find in the other post.

Truly HX8347-I LCD showing the SMPTE pattern