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Does this answer your question, or is there another issue where an image is flashing at 9:30?
Sunrise 06:00
Sunset 14:30
Duration 240
I used it for a few days. Sunset images appear around 07:00 am ~9:00am. The duration seems to affect the sunrise. It would be more efficient to set the night time time rather than adjusting the sunset time by duration.
Example 1
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Sunrise 6:00
Duration 240
The sunrise image will then be displayed from 6:00 to 10:00 am since 240 mins = 4 hours. At 10:01 am the background will then change to the daytime image.
Example 2
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Sunset 14:30
Duration 240
Again the duration is 240 mins/4 hours, so the sunset image should be displayed from 14:30 to 18:30 or 6:30 pm. At 6:31 pm the background should change to the night time image.
I hope this helps to clear up any ambiguities in the values for sunrise/sunset times and the duration value.