Bit off a bit more than Ive been able to manage automationdirect DL06 directsoft 6

I have written one program with FDB. Thought I could therefor write code for an automation direct DL-06. Huge learning curve. I believe I have written the most of it but am now struggling with writing a date time trigger function and am unsure if I have the analogue even partially right. I understand how to import program txt.

Heres the scenario. Lead lag pumps. Every day time delay pumps till 10pm-5am. Unless 3’ LLS Echo is triggered. Then pumps down to 2’. High level Echo sensor triggers both pumps till 4’ then lead pump pumps till 2’. And then switching lead lag.

Heres the txt of the program thus far.

0 HILOAL TA0 TA3 C3 TA2 C2 TA1 C1 TA0
63 STR C1
64 ONESHOT C4
74 STR C4
75 OR C5
76 STRN C4
77 ORN C5
78 ANDSTR
79 OUT C5
80 STRN C5
81 OR X0
82 OR C3
83 OR C2
84 AND C1
85 AND C0
86 OUT Y0
87 STR C5
88 OR X1
89 OR C3
90 OR C2
91 AND C1
92 AND C0
93 OUT Y1
94 ANLGIN K0 K1 K1 K0 V400
132 STR C4
133 TIME TA20
135 LDD TA0
136 OUTD TA1

Let me be more specific for my question. How do I program a daily timer to delay start until 10pm-5am unless the high level sensor is activated causing both pumps to turn on? Also I live in Oregon so there is daylight savings time to consider only making things more complicated I’m sure. I can wait on the analog portion till this hurdle is addressed. Since I’ll likely be able to manipulate it in the field.

The DL06's clock data is in BCD format. Hour in V7770, Minute in V7767, Second in V7766. You will have to adjust for the change to/from DST manually.
If V7770 is greater than 21 and less than 6, OK to pump.

Thank you much