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  Chelsea_Ring

  Hey @CrazyKZ. Do you want the notifications to be silent during this time, or a Chime or other device like an Alexa Show not have the sound go off for motion?

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  03-08-2020 06:59:35

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  CrazyKZ

  I'd like everything to be silent during the night hours. Recording...yes, but loud notifications like during the day, no. Is this possible?

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  03-08-2020 08:03:22

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  Chelsea_Ring

  @CrazyKZ You can with your notifications on your phone for sure! You can create a Motion Schedule for this, which you can learn more about in our Help Center Article [here](https://support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/218380863-Scheduling-Times-When-You-Don-t-Want-to-Receive-Motion-Alerts-).

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  03-08-2020 08:22:58

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  CrazyKZ

  Ahh, perfect! I'm not sure why I didn't see that earlier! Does that also silence the Chime or just the iphone notifications alerts?

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  03-08-2020 08:47:20

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  Chelsea_Ring

  @CrazyKZ Yay, glad that's what you're looking for! You will need to trigger a "Motion Snooze" on your Chime any time you need to silence that, as the Motion Schedule will only silence the alerts on your phone. You can snooze the Chime anywhere from 1 hour to 12 hours, so for me I just snooze it right before bed so it won't wake me up in the middle of the night. :)

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  03-08-2020 08:53:32

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  CrazyKZ

  Hmmm, I really don't want to have to remember to snooze it each and every night tho. :( Since there is a motion schedule on the iphone, why would there not be one for the whole system?

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  03-08-2020 09:46:56