Can I mirror the internal display via the displayPort on the Gio @5?

For what purpose do you want to mirror the screen? if it is for an LD to see the screen, can you add a laptop to the network and mirror that? Remember software and library versions must exactly match for this to work and in mirror mode you do not need a dongle for it to work on the laptop.

For what purpose do you want to mirror the screen? if it is for an LD to see the screen, can you add a laptop to the network and mirror that? Remember software and library versions must exactly match for this to work and in mirror mode you do not need a dongle for it to work on the laptop.

Thanks for the reply Geoff. I work mainly in Film & TV, where I will often have to step away from the console to remotely make quick changes via a magic sheet. I had recently set up a KVM with a Gio@5 after reading the article below (I am not trying to do this over WAN, only LAN). On initial setup it worked fine, as outlined in my post, but the behaviour has since changed and I cannot revert to original behaviour.

I do not see any option in Display settings to mirror the primary display. This is a standard Windows display function, so I wondered why it had been limited, and thought I was either missing something or that it could be a bug. 

I have tried running a tablet as a client over WiFi as an alternative option, but given the less reliable nature of doing this I’d prefer not to rely on it. When the KVM worked it was very reliable, had a high refresh rate, and was not affecting the integrity of the Eos session in any way.  

The article about KVM and Eos: support.etcconnect.com/.../Guide_to_remote_operation_of_Eos_via_WAN