Please help me with this issue quickly.
You can make a loop with 2 wire repeaters, wire them together and set both their delays to 30 seconds (or something else)
Place down a zone, and wire both the wire repeaters there
Set one of them to activate to the zone, and the other one to deactivate it
Triggers are very useful in this scenario. Depending on your time, let’s say 20 seconds per on/off, then take two triggers. Set the time delay to 20 seconds, not 10, barring beginners mistakes since you need to switch both on and off.
Trigger Settings:
connect them both with wires.
Wire Settings:
Now, suppose your zone is next to the loop. Connect the two triggers with the zone using wires. Make sure one activates the zone when triggered, and the other deactivates the zone.
Wire Settings:
When Finished, it should look like this:
I hope this is helpful
@pikapichu14
Also what this guy said is totally right, and if you need more than one on/off zones, you dont need to build a clock circuit all over again. Just connect the new zone to the previous loop. Channels are recommended because all you have to do is copy the existing zone.
(Also a lot of wires are really messy)
but if you need tons of on/off zones i suggest you use triggers because channels aren’t availible on wire repeaters so its really annoying to connect the wires
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triggers are 8 times more expensive that wire repeaters.
Just replace the devices together and it’ll be 
perfect
w explanation btw
oh yeah
good point
I did that, but I also added a counter but I don’t know how to make it count the trigger delay???
That’s easy. Just make the counter add one when one of the triggers are triggered so that it counts the number of loops. use a wire or add one when recieving the channel.