Bug - Camera switches between night/day modes, even when the shutter is closed, causes clicking

@davey_d​ Hi there. Why does it need to do this when the shutter is closed though? Why can't it set the right mode at the moment the shutter opens?

The light sensor adjusts to night vision based on light levels, in real time. That way, during an actual trigger for a recording, the camera doesn't have to wait for the switch-over before starting.

Incorrect! It does record. It shows up on my timeline and I can view it. My cleaning people do not appreciate nor do I. Get it fixed or tell us how to fix it!

No, the switch to Night Vision does not initiate a recording. However, there might be some other event that is triggering the recording - for example, if the system was recently disarmed, or if the privacy shutter was configured to be opened (meaning it is set to record whenever there is motion).

@davey_d​ how can it take non-trivial amounts of time to switch between day and night mode? 

The blocking mechanical shutter needs to move anyway, and surely switching between day and night mode cameras is about the same delay as the shutter opening?

@vstam390​ This particular behavior with the Indoor Camera is just when it switches from the 'daytime' to the 'night vision' modes. It's possible that you'd hear the click as well if the unit has to reboot or reconnect, because it would go back into the default (daytime) mode.