Humidifiers and Dehumidifiers - Honeywell HE365dg115 wiring

I am installing a Honeywell H365DG115 on my HVAC system and could use some guidance with the wiring. I have wired the humidifier to a receptacle that I wired to the Hum terminal on the furnace. The rest of the control is presently connected like this.


ritetemp-------------Rheem
6022------------RGRA-10EZAJS

C ------------------ C ----------------- A/C UNIT
B
W2
W-------------------W
Y--------------------Y
Y2
RH-------------------R------------------A/C UNIT
RC
G--------------------G
A

The humidifier has (2) yellow and (2) red wires. The humidistat (Honeywell DG115EZIAQ) has the following terminals R, C, Senor, Sensor, W, G, Vent, Vent, Dehum, Dehum, Hum, Hum.
I know the remote sensor connects to the sensor terminals, but the instructions are a little vague as to the rest of the control wiring. Also I will be plumbing the drain from the humidifier to a Little Giant (VCMA-15ULS) condensate pump which doesn’t have the safety switch wired. Your help is very much appreciated.

Y--------------------Y
RH-------------------R------------------A/C UNIT

Are you sure this how it's wired up? If so, it's wrong.. There should be a wire on Y from the A/C unit, not on R.

TrueIAQ---------
R--------------R on furnace.
C--------------C on furnace.
W-------------W on furnace.
G--------------G on furnace.

Hum---------Yellow wire on humidifer.
Hum---------pump-------Yellow wire on humidifier.


Also I will be plumbing the drain from the humidifier to a Little Giant (VCMA-15ULS) condensate pump which doesn’t have the safety switch wired.
Wire the pump between the HUM, and yellow humidifier.

DO NOT use red wire off the humidifier.

the wiring i shown is how the thermostat (ritetemp 6022) is presently wired. I haven't connected any control wiring to the humidistat yet. I will check the AC connection when I get home. Also shown the pump switch be wired to shut down the furnace too, if so how?

Where is the furnace at?

Instead of pump between the humidifier, you can put it between R at the furnace to R at the t-stat.

The furnace is in the basement and there is no floor drain nearby. My only option to drain the humidifier is to use the existing condensate pump.

Yeah, you would want to kill the system if you had trouble with the pump.

The A/C and furnace also produce water so if you had trouble.. pump cutting out R will stop everything.

ok, A/C is wired to Y.
as for wiring the TrueIAQ should I leeve the T-stat wiring as is and add the wiring for the TrueIAQ in along with it?

Yes, leave the wire from the t-stat on to the board, and run a new wire from that to the TrueIAQ.