Also, diffSetpoint is not defined, so you’ll need to either assign a value, or hard code a value
diffSetpoint = 100
if newValue.getValue() > diffSetpoint:
or
if newValue.getValue() > 100:
Edit: just thinking through this a bit. If the tag that is triggering this event is an expression tag which results in a bool value then your script can be simplified
if you only want to write to the tag on a true value:
if newValue.getValue():
system.tag.writeBlocking(['[default]_Rkn031_900_/Atomizer/Atomizer_Open'],[newValue.getValue()])
if you want it to write for both then omit the if statement
system.tag.writeBlocking(['[default]_Rkn031_900_/Atomizer/Atomizer_Open'],[newValue.getValue()])
If the tag is a numeric value then you’ll need what you have.