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Is it normal for the doorbell to capture those recordings, even if the motion is outside the activity zones and vehicles are deselected?
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Does it still do this if you remove zone 3?
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I'll give that a try, Stephen B. That zone doesn't extend out into the road, but I'll try it.
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@ScottyK wrote:
I'll give that a try, Stephen B. That zone doesn't extend out into the road, but I'll try it.
It looks fairly close in the screenshot, so I thought it worth a try.
I will get out-of-zone vehicle recordings at night on my cameras sometimes. That is linked to headlight (or emergency lighting) glare - which can trigger the camera if it reaches the PIR sensor. I've also sometimes had recordings triggered from window reflections - though I don't see how that could happen with your field of view.
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