@rudabb 

Go to storage and recording.... Then recording schedule.... Click edit... Highlight all to blue for continuous recording. 

Also you must have a SD card. 

  @SaffronTwo1982 

Amazing !yes!

In all honesty I figured that out like yesterday only after trying 2 different transformers multiple resets etc..i..but thanks for info.

Maybe it's me, but I think the app needs a bit more clarity and a couple more options. Ie:when you click always on mode to on,one would think that it is recording 24/7.0and the schedule would be to where you don't want it to record or notify you.

Anyways it's sorted and I hope it helps someone else ...

  @rudabb 

Re connecting transformer directly to doorbell...I did exactly this in my garage. I used my doorbell's transformer with jumpers for two doorbell cams installed away from the garage, but purchased a separate, standalone doorbell transformer to service a doorbell mounted at the rear garage door. I installed the transformer on the side of metal receptable box in the garage and ran appropriately sized thermostat wire from the transformer to the third doorbell camera. I paid careful attention to the amperage rating of the transformer and allowed for extra capacity in case I wished to run another camera off it in the future. I also made sure there was nothing that would be damaged by potential heat coming from the transformer (though it ended up remaining cool to the touch). My household voltage is 120V. 

Hi  @rudabb,

i what to ask if you or someone can share the experience to connect the doorbell to an AC tranformer directly to have the always on mode activated (24/7), I don't have a door bell installed actually, so according to what i undestand if i use the correct tranformer it could work, but untill now i can't cumplete succesfully the instalation with this configuration. I will appreciate your feedback about it. 

According with the situation that you describe and the images, i have the seme problem.