Operation of Wyzecams without internet connectivity is problematic.
When the camera boots up (i.e., when power is applied), it must have internet access with which to connect to WyzeHQ. If not, it won’t start up. If you have a Verizon hotspot, you can power up the phone and allow it to connect to WyzeHQ over the hotspot’s internet connection. Having done so, you can configure the camera to record to a microSD card (either continuously, or only when it detects ‘motion’), and then remove the hotspot.
At a later time (next morning, next day, next week), you can reactivate the hotspot, connect it to the camera, and view any recordings that were saved on the SDcard.
Details of the vagaries of Wyzecam operation when off-line (i.e., no internet connection) can be found here. Be warned - it’s a long thread.
There’s no such thing as a recording “schedule”. You can either configure it to record to the microSD card continuously (7x24), or whenever it detects ‘motion’. Note that motion-triggered recordings are stored in increments of 1 minute.
It’s rumored that Wyze is working to improve the functionality to better support ‘off-line’ operation. ETA for such improvements is unknown.