@Chowderr It looks like you're encountering a WebSocket error with a 400 status code, which typically indicates a bad request. This could be due to various reasons such as an incorrect URL, missing or invalid parameters, or an issue with the server configuration. To resolve this error, please check the following: 1. **URL Format**: Ensure that the WebSocket URL you are using is correct and properly formatted. 2. **Parameters**: Verify that all required parameters are included in your request and that they are valid. 3. **Headers**: If the WebSocket connection requires specific headers, make sure they are included in your request. 4. **Server Configuration**: There might be an issue with the server configuration that is causing it to reject the request. If you have access to the server, check its settings and logs for more details. 5. **API Documentation**: Refer to the API documentation to ensure that you are following the correct procedure for establishing a WebSocket connection. If you've checked all of the above and the issue persists, it may be helpful to reach out to the support team for the service you're trying to connect to. They can provide more specific guidance based on their system's requirements and logs. If you need further assistance or have additional information that could help troubleshoot the issue, please let me know!

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