Program to trip pmup when awc salt is low

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So I think I need a virtual outlet to trip my pmup to fill my awc container. Not sure where to start.

My ro/di topoff container has a hi and low float. It runs automatically with programming when it empties to fill back up. What I'm trying to do is take what ever water that is in the ro/di topoff container and put it in the awc container. That will trip my ro/di to make more water.
I'm using a pmup to do the transfer. I only have 1 low float in the awc container. Being that my ro and awc containers are the same size the awc container will never overfill.
My code is not correct so I need some help.

This is what I got but it's not right.

Line 3; it will trip the pmup but when the float opens again it shuts off. That is not much water.
The other lines work well. The last line is the max time it runs if the ro container is to start with. The pmup will shut off if it runs dry if the container is say half full.

So I'm thinking a virtual outlet to trip the pmup on but to keep it on until the Ro-lo closes not turn off when AWC_lo opens.

I'm not very good with the virtual outlets.

Thank you.

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