Good morning Barb! Hope you had a good night's rest and didn't worry about the AC too much.
First off, the power jack for the LunarSim should be plugged in separately, not into the DC8.
When you look at the ACjr's programming, each timer has a letter and number associated with it. For example, LT1-A01. The letter tells it which DC to use and the number tells it which outlet on the DC.
The toggle switches on each DC determines what timer letter (A, B, C, or D) and range of numbers (0-8 or 9-16) is assigned to that unit . For the lunarsim, the toggle switches choose a letter (A, B, C, or D) and a single number for the unit (1, 2, 3, or 4).
To make the DC8 use timers A01 - A08, you would flip the first 3 toggle switches off and the fourth one doesn't matter (on mine it is off too) (chart in the DC8 manual).
The lunarsim then has to use something other than A, so to set it for B01, you would set the toggle switches to 1-on 2,3,4-off (there's a chart in the LunarSim manual). If you set it to B01, then your MON timer in the Timer Names section of the ACjr needs to be MON-B01.
You don't need to add any values to the 000/000. 000/000 tells it to turn it on right at moonrise, off at moonset. If you add any numbers, it tells it to wait that many minutes before or after moonrise/set to turn it on/off.