When opening a train that departs in a certain station after midnight (but before the start of the new timetable of the next day) , the route is shown for the route on the next day. In other words, you can't see the delay or actual platforms.
For example: IC723 departs in Antwerp at 23:37. When you open this train from the departure board in Antwerp, the information is shown correctly (delay and cancellation). When you open the train in Gent (departure at 00:37, after midnight), the information for the next day is shown (and not the current trip of the train). You can't see the delays.
When opening a train that departs in a certain station after midnight (but before the start of the new timetable of the next day) , the route is shown for the route on the next day. In other words, you can't see the delay or actual platforms.
For example: IC723 departs in Antwerp at 23:37. When you open this train from the departure board in Antwerp, the information is shown correctly (delay and cancellation). When you open the train in Gent (departure at 00:37, after midnight), the information for the next day is shown (and not the current trip of the train). You can't see the delays.