End Class Offset and Start Offset

For automation for the Les Mills Virtual App, the End Class Offset should be higher than the Start Offset

Originally were set up for projectors with bulbs so it would warm up and cool down, so you wanted it to be 30 seconds to give the projector enough time. 

For the projectors with a long cool down cycle, end offset was going to help that. 

End offset needs to be higher than start offset. The function of the End Offset Design is meant to be for the large industrial projectors for their long cool down cycles and settings. Also for back to back classes, the projector stays on. It's a dynamic command. If no class is scheduled, it will send the end command, if there is a next class scheduled, then it will stay on. The end command is sent right after the end of the video, not the end of the time block. When there is a class within the timing, it will not shut off.