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Thanks!!The problem is that your first pump has a total cycle time of 16 seconds (0 + 8 + 8), but the 2nd pump has a cycle time of 24 seconds (8 + 8 + 8). You need to understand the "Initial Off Time" adds to the "Off Time" for how long the pump remains off each cycle:
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You should change the 2nd pump to:
Initial Off Time: 8
On Time: 8
Off Time: 0
This will cause the first pump to be on for 8 seconds while the 2nd one is off (due to the Initial Off Time), then the 2nd one will turn on for 8 seconds while the first one is off. Both will have a 16 second cycle, with one using the 8 second Off Time and the other using the 8 second Initial Off Time.
Behind the scenes, it's just running the OSC command. See my tutorial on Apex Timers for details and examples of how OSC works:
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Neptune Apex Programming Tutorials, Part 2: Timers
Part 2 of a series on learning how to program your Neptune Apex. Today's article is all about timers: OSC, If Time, DOW, Defer, When, and Min Time.www.reef2reef.com

I know...They should change the wording to "Leading Off Time" and "Trailing Off Time".Thanks!!
I just assumed "initial" meant at startup and not as part of a repeating cycle. Knowing it's just running osc in the back makes sense.
Thanks for the tutorial link too! Timers are next on my list.![]()
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