APEX Programming help

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I am trying to configure my APEX to run my morning spawning pump on/off protocol automatically after a feed cycle. I have Feed A set up, but can't figure out the coding for Feed B to do the following:

Not interfere with feed A
Execute 7 minute feeding cycle with FeedB that turns off Return and Wave pumps, then all turn back on after cycle ends
At 9:00am, automatically turn off Return and Wave pumps, then back ON at 11:30 - but ONLY when FeedB is activated

I don't use FeedB every day, so I need the pumps to behave normally if FeedB is not activated
 
You cant directly trigger another feed cycle via command are you saying you want coding for for feed cycle b when you manually activate it? If so not following where 9 am comes into play if you are manually activating when needed
 
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I would trigger the feeding cycle manually, I need the coding that would allow the feed cycle executed followed by an automatic shutoff at 9am to accommodate spawning. I know you can program time sequences to happen automatically, I just don't know if I can program it to only happen on days I manually trigger that feed cycle instead of every day.
 
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I would trigger the feeding cycle manually, I need the coding that would allow the feed cycle executed followed by an automatic shutoff at 9am to accommodate spawning. I know you can program time sequences to happen automatically, I just don't know if I can program it to only happen on days I manually trigger that feed cycle instead of every day.
What time would you typically be pressing feed b with respect to the 9 am shut down
 
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