how to avoid this? wireless pro transceiver OLED display goes crazy after an hour or two of processing events

[xanderalexx]

brief context: an apple watch app allows me to send health data(my heart rate) every second to a few seconds (this varies) to a web server which is what this is. new_msg() is called when the server receives a new message. it checks if it includes my heart rate and if it does, it creates a game event as a dict object and sends it over to gamesense to handle as JSON. it also sets up and sends a screen handler (prePL) before the web server loop starts.

After handling game events just fine for an hour or two the screen goes crazy and wont fix itself unless I power cycle the transceiver.

Here's a couple of videos:

Vs8yFAN.mp4

This looks like a camera shutter/fps issue but exactly what you see in the video is what my eyes were seeing.

80L4Wel.mp4

8wP2lqH.mp4

did satan himself possess my transceiver?

RrfGI9P.mp4

keep in mind I'm not well versed in this, feel free to point out any obvious errors and oversights

Thanks!
python code:

import logging
from websocket_server import WebsocketServer
import requests
import json
import os

address = "http://" + json.load(open('C:\ProgramData\SteelSeries\SteelSeries Engine 3\coreProps.json'))['address']
i = 0
prePL = {
    "game":"HEARTRATE",
    "event":"HEARTBEAT",
    "handlers":[{
        "device-type":"screened",
        "zone":"one",
        "mode":"screen",
        "datas":[{
            "icon-id":38,
            "has-text": True,
            "length-millis":0,
            "context-frame-key": "custom-text"
        }]
    }]
}
prepost = requests.post(url=address + "/bind_game_event", json=prePL)
print(prepost.status_code)
print(prepost.content)

def new_msg(client, server, message):
    global i
    data = message.split(":")
    if data[0] == "heartRate":
        print(data[1])
        payload = {
            "game": "HEARTRATE",
            "event": "HEARTBEAT",
            "data":{
                "value":i,
                "frame":{
                    "custom-text":data[1]
                }
            }
        }
        r = requests.post(url=address + "/game_event", json=payload)
        i = i + 1
        print(r)
        print(r.content)

server = WebsocketServer(host='0.0.0.0', port=8080, loglevel=logging.INFO)
server.set_fn_message_received(new_msg)
server.run_forever()

[gemSquared]

I have this SAME exact issue. I need to unplug and replug the device when it does this. Except mine does it sooner because I stream images at 15FPS heheheh. I've found a past issue though! Supposedly a hardware/firmware issue. #66

[xanderalexx]

I have this SAME exact issue. I need to unplug and replug the device when it does this. Except mine does it sooner because I stream images at 15FPS heheheh. I've found a past issue though! Supposedly a hardware/firmware issue. #66

Yeah I did a bit more research after opening this issue and saw what the dev had to say about it. So unfortunate that there's nothing they can do.