Create a schedule that shows as active for your normal M-F business hours. Now go into the Call Handler and specify that schedule under the Basics page. Next go to the Greetings page. In here you will several greetings. Standard will be enabled by default. This is the greeting that's played during normal business hours. So put in the greeting you like along with the After Greeting action (such as transfer or hang up). Next go to the Closed greeting and enable it. This will be played after hours. Again, create your greeting and specify what to do for the After Greeting action.
The next section to go to is the Transfer Rules page. Assuming you want it to always play a greeting first, make sure the Standard rule is enabled and configured to transfer calls to the greeting. With that as the only transfer rule enabled, it will do this 24/7 (greetings are still based on schedule though). Likewise you could have the Standard Rule do something different and the closed rule go to the greetings (this is if you wanted it to transfer to an operator during the day but play a greeting at night).
As for the Caller Input you selected, theses apply to all greetings. You can not specify different caller inputs based on schedule. The closest you can do is in the greeting configuration is set it so caller input will be accepted or ignored. If you must have different inputs based on a schedule, then you would create a whole other call handler and have the transfer rule point to that for that time of day.
I hope this helps.
