Thanks. Have programmed. Will let you know if it turns off at 1am.
Don
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I tested it out last week on a bulb just to be sure it worked , I set it for on at 10 PM and off 6 AM and it did what it was supposed to do.
Great fix. First rule; Scheduled on: 7:30pm. Second rule; Scheduled off: 1:00am.
Thanks for your help.
Don
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I had the same problem with the current release. I got around it by saying turn off instead of turn on. Hope this helps.
For example, I want to turn on a camera at 11:00PM and turn it off at 7:00AM. The Wyze app won’t let me as mentioned because the start time is after the end time. Instead I set up a schedule to turn the camera off at 7:00AM and end it at 11:00PM which seems to turn it on then.
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Interesting, thanks for that info. I’ll make sure that feedback gets to Wyze. 
Like you, I kept getting the same error message about end time was before start time. And, all I changed was the start time from 8pm to 7:30pm leaving the end time at 1am. The other suggestion I received; to set two rules one for start and one for end solved the problem. Thanks for your help.
I originally had two rules, one for turning on and one for turning off, for a group of three bulbs. Unfortunately it would not always work, either not turning on or not turning off, for all three or just some. I even deleted the rules and redid them and tried a bunch of other things including make rules for each bulb rather than group. Things might work for a few days but then the problem always reappeared. Whenever there was a problem I had no trouble using the app or Alexa to turn them on or off. I posted about this in ‘Ask The Community’ forum but didn’t get much information that was helpful.
My latest try was to use the start time and end time for a single rule which is when I discovered the restriction and my solution, It’s worked the past few nights but I want to wait and see it work for a 1-2 weeks before I claim a solution.