Configuring Internet Access Policy on WRT160NV3 Router

Need some help configuring the schedule on my N Router. I would like to restrict access to the internet from a certain PC on my network (I have entered the system MAC address in the required field) and would like to deny internet access from 8:00pm to 6:00am.  Every time I enter the hours, I receive a pop up that says "The end time must be larger than the start time". Can anyone advise on how to set this up to restrict access during those times?

You cannot configure a rule through midnight. Set up two policies one from 8pm to 1155pm. The other from 12am till 6am.

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