didiasku

yep...having same issue.  tried what you did as well.  Tried IP vs UDDP, tried using a different IP address for the bridge, nothing

In addition to all the doors, windows, speakers, etc listed above, I would run 2” electrical conduit from your server room to every possible tv location. If you do this, you are future proofed. I did this 6 years ago and the conduit has saved me a few times now.
I have a few doors that I mounted shades on the door itself. In this instance, you will want to run 16/2 and tie it into a power pass-thru hinge on the door.
Whereever you have devices that you will want on a UPS, i recommend you have your electrician run the power to that outlet through a switch in your server room. This way you will be able to easily feed that outlet via your UPS (i.e TV’s, office computers, and remote network switches, and C4 controllers outside of your server room, etc).

another thing ive done in the past to fix this (assuming you're using static ip)
1) go to the apps on the shield, go to shield tv remote service-->force stop-->clear data
2) go the shield network settings, change the IP to another address
3) reboot shield
4) the clearing of the data on the shield tv remote service will generate a new SDDP address, so re-connect shield driver in c4 
This has worked for me a few times, but did NOT work on the android 11 update...but thought I'd pass along anyways

Don't think the battery pull from remote is doing anything and is unnecessary

Just upgraded my shield to the latest release, Android 11.  Upon doing so, the SDDP connection said "online" but nothing was responsive.  After trials and tribulations, the fix was to disable the ethernet connection on the shield (through the menu) and then simply re-enabling cured the problem.
Additionally, when running Kodi now, I was getting a pop-up about a "new controller detected" upon pressing any button on the c4 remote.  The fix for this is to use your phone app or native shield remote, go into the kodi settings-->add-ons-->peripheral libraries-->joystick support-->disable.  Click ok/apply.  Force close kodi and re-open it, problem should be fixed as well.

Just upgraded my shield to the latest release, Android 11.  Upon doing so, the SDDP connection said "online" but nothing was responsive.  After trials and tribulations, the fix was to disable the ethernet connection on the shield (through the menu) and then simply re-enabling cured the problem.
Additionally, when running Kodi now, I was getting a pop-up about a "new controller detected" upon pressing any button on the c4 remote.  The fix for this is to use your phone app or native shield remote, go into the kodi settings-->add-ons-->peripheral libraries-->joystick support-->disable.  Click ok/apply.  Force close kodi and re-open it, problem should be fixed as well.

Just upgraded my shield to the latest release, Android 11.  Upon doing so, the SDDP connection said "online" but nothing was responsive.  After trials and tribulations, the fix was to disable the ethernet connection on the shield (through the menu) and then simply re-enabling cured the problem.
Additionally, when running Kodi now, I was getting a pop-up about a "new controller detected" upon pressing any button on the c4 remote.  The fix for this is to use your phone app or native shield remote, go into the kodi settings-->add-ons-->peripheral libraries-->joystick support-->disable.  Click ok/apply.  Force close kodi and re-open it, problem should be fixed as well.

Great. Then go be happy somewhere else. This is a control4 forum not s control4 sucks forum.

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