Display UTC-Timestamp in timezone of user/server

Hello,
the view of my WD Component displays UTC-Timestamps in a table (Cell Editor LinkToAction).
The user has the possibility to alter the timestamps by providing date and time.
The controller converts date and time to a UTC-timestamp by using ABAP-Statement CONVERT with timezone of server (sy-zonlo).
The timezone is CET (UTC1). Therefore the fields to enter the time is displayed in UTC1 but the timestamp is displayed as UTC. The user might be confused, because when entering a time in the inputfield, the timestamp will be displayed 1 hour in the past.
The domain of the timestamp is TZNTSTMPS. I also tried to convert the timestamp into a field with domain TZNTSTMPSL, but with the same effect.
Is there a possibility to display the timestamp in the timezone of the server (sy-zonlo) or in the timezone of the user?
Thanks in advance
Patrick

Thank you Phil,
I already use both commands.
The user can enter a date and time which is already displayed in his timezone (use of command CONVERT TIMESTAMP ... and later when user saves his settings use of command CONVERT DATE lv_date TIME lv_time ...).
The date and time that user has given should be displayed as a timestamp later(LinkToAction in a table column).
Hope I made the problem clear. The date and time that the user can enter is already displayed in his timezone. It's just about the timestamp which is displayed after user has given date and time. That timestamp should be also displayed in the timezone of the user and not in UTC.
Thanks for your help so far.
Patrick

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