How to include autocorrelation in GLMM and what to do with false convergence warning message appearing after including an interaction term

I will try to explain my data as good as possible.

So we taged 13 different whales with a tag that records time, depth, 
speed, angle of descent and ascent 25 samples every second.
The normal diving behaviour of these animals is one deep dive of one 
hour to 1200 meters followed by a series of 3-7 shallow dives of 20 
minutes up to 300 m. Because the tag not always stays the same time 
in each animal, my data is unbalanced and some tag records have one 
deep dive and 6 shallow dives while other records have 7 deep dives 
and 26 shallow dives.
I divided each dive in units of 30 seconds. for each unit I have the 
next data:
whale number, dive number, total number of fluke strokes in the 30 
seconds unit of analysis, mean of the sin of the angle during the 30 
seconds unit, swim speed, dive type(ascent or descent), dive 
direction( if it is a descent or an ascent) and time since the start 
of the dive and finally my variable response which is presence or 
absence of one type of fluke stroke called stroke type B.

I think there has to be some autocorrelation between each 30 seconds 
unit of analyis and need to include it in my model but do not know how!

I am interested to know what affects the presence or absence of the 
type B stroke (which is a binomial variable with 0 and 1)
so I decide to use a  binomial glmm with whale number as a random 
effect. I included as well dive number within whale as a random effect.

here is the model.


glmm114<-lmer (StrokeB~ Time * 
Depth+SINP+flukes*Depth+speed+(1|whale_number)+(0+dive_number|whale_number),data=Luciadeepas, 
family = binomial)

this is my final model after taking out the non significative 
variables, the problem is that due to the interaction a problem 
appears saying

The false convergence warning message (8)

I looked on internet and it says is a common problem, and some people 
says that it doesnt make any change in the output while others says 
that each variable has to be
divided by 100. but when I do this then the variables that become 
significant doesnt make any sense.


Thanks so much in advanced
Lucia