Very possible (and confirmed)...
On a daily basis, my SP hub freezes after running a given program for about 20 minutes (whether in streaming mode or not). Then, the Spike app indicates that I need to update the firmware. Just as when I connected the hub for the first time, the update allegedly completes in mere seconds. Just now, I connected to the SP hub with the RI app, which indicated I needed to update the firmware. This time, the update took several minutes. I bounced back to the Spike app, which again indicated I needed a firmware update (because I had the RI one on there). This firmware update also took several minutes. Perhaps my previous update attempts were not truly successful.
I am hoping my SP hub will now stop seizing up randomly. Is there a limitation on the duration a program can run??
EDIT: The SP hub continued to seize up after looping my program for 20+ minutes. I cannot use the RI software because I am using a force sensor, which the RI software does not support. So, I removed the loop from my program and used Pulover's Macro Creator to loop the program for me. The Pulover macro simply pushes the play button in the SP app at the set interval. This solution works for me because I've had the hub connected to my PC the whole time anyways. I made an SP CNC that looks like a modern version of Lego set 8094. It ran throughout the night last night, no problem.
