My OBDII Bluetooth Device (PanLong) + Torque Pro App = ?

In a few words, my main question is the below:

Is this combination really known to throw "Traction-ABS-Brake" lights on the dash?

If you want to read more about it, then here goes...

Yesterday while driving I had these lights popped up on the dash. The exact below combination:

The traction indication at the upper left corner and ABS + (!) at the bottom right.

All of them were "Yellow". None was blinking and there was no beep or buzzing sound. It has been 2 years (about 20k miles) since I purchased my 2010 Prius III and this is the first warning light I see on the dash. She is at 160k miles. I cannot complain much.

The only thing I felt was the brake pedal felt a bit (Not by much) harder. I drove for a few miles and while waiting at the stop light, I turned the car off then back on. The lights cleared. They all came back about 5 minutes later. I made a stop for lunch and then drove back to work. On my way back to work (about 3-4 miles), warning lights didn't come on.

I had the PanLong device connected to OBDII port while driving all day with Torque Pro app running. I was monitoring the HV battery block voltages. I tried to check the trouble codes thru the app. There was no DTC.

On my way back home (about 20-mile drive) and PanLong + Torque still connected and running, the warning lights didn't come on.

At home, I checked forums and I read the BT OBDII devices might cause this. I was a little sad because I have been enjoying this little device and the torque pro app very much.

I will drive for a few days without connecting the OBDII device and see if I will have a code.

Checking 12volt battery also recommended but mine is fairly new. Replaced in 2018. I am also familiar that it could be the ABD module, wheel speed sensor(s) or many other things. I am just hoping for the best scenario (not sure which is the best scenario)

 

Thanks for the reply. No, I never have that issue. The pump comes on when I open the driver's door for about 5-6 seconds and during some part of driving stages (When the ICE is off) as usual.

 

I don't think it was loose. I used it during the day and when it happened, I think it was also connected. It is really sad if the BT interface is the intermittent cause of this issue. I had been using it for almost a month with no issue and loving it. Now this issue came up and it will make me not use it.
I drove the car again today (with the device disconnected) no warning lights. And I used another OBDII scanner today to get any code that is stored. No codes in the memory.