Floodlight camera was pointed directly at the crime scene.
It recorded NOTHING.
My neighbor’s camera (IP) was pointed in my direction and captured the entire incident while my camera remained dormant. Literally zero capture of the 15-20 second incident. Not even in the “30 second” timelapse style feature.
Not the approach, not the attempt, not the departure.
It’s like it never happened according to my 3 floodlights facing the front (one directly), the other 2 about 1/3 view (for overlapping coverage).
Good news though, it caught a cat strolling by earlier in the night.
I checked all settings. I did NOT have PEOPLE ONLY mode.
Hi @ParaDescartar123. A few things that I would look over to make sure your Floodlight Cam records every time is Motion Frequency, Mode Settings, Motion Settings and RSSI. Those are all variables that play a part in how our Ring Devices detect motion and record events. Let me know if this helps!
No such thing as MOTION FREQUENCY on a flood light.
That is only available in Stick Up Cams or Spotlight Cams.
MODE is set to DISARMED, but all modes have same settings:
MOTION DETECTION ENABLED
LIVE VIEW ENABLED
MOTION SETTINGS as follows:
MOTION ZONES has a single zone that covers all but the top left and right corners (sky) since I don’t want to get motion triggered when a cloud moves by. My estimate is that is covers 90% of the FOV and 100% of the driveway where the crime occurred.