808D Advanced Mill: How to set the state of a IO Output Pin at boot/startup

I have an 808D Advanced Mill and am trying to figure out how to set some of the IO Output pins high on boot / startup. I'm running a VMC with the 808D with a mostly stock project default_milling.ptp and there are a few of the IO Output pins I would like to be set high on boot. These are for convenience things like:
Turn on the enclosure lights
Turn on the coolant skimmer 
Turn on the air pressure relay
etc etc etc

I bought the 808D Toolbox so that I can edit the PTP project file. To get started, I uploaded the PLC to my laptop and have been looking to edit that, and then will download my modifications back to the control for testing.

So, to set these initial states, what is the best way to set the pins high on boot? It looks like the area to add logic for these changes is in the PLC_ini_USR_ini file. Yes?

It looks like I would need to set Q0.0, DB1100.DBX1.1 (aka M_CK1), and M213.3 to flip the pin and LED indicator on the operator panel on. I'm not really sure what M213.3 is or does, but it doesn't seem to error out when compiled at least. I've included a screenshot of the Network 3 for my PLC_ini_USR_ini Program Block. 

Hello Matt.

You can not S a coil that is allready used in the program, which I am assuming it would be.

Could you please upload your PLC project and I can have a look for you.

I've attached a zip with both the PTE and PTP files for the 808D Advanced Mill. As I said, it's pretty much a bone stock configuration. I figured I'd start with trying to get the light set to be on at system startup as once I've got that figured out, I should (hopefully) be able to figure out the rest.

My theory was that I just had to add a Set for the pin (Q0.0), the DB address (DB1100.DBX1.1), and the M213.0 (not really sure what that is and just referenced it from the AUX_LAMP program block). I don't know what I'm doing with this whole programming with Lego's ladder logic stuff. so your help is greatly appreciated!   

Hello.

So I had a look.

And you kinda over did it :)

I made a new Sub routine called User_Change (SBR 0) and called it at the end of OB1.

So I just made a new line where I combined the DB1000.DBX1.1 (The MCP Input Key for Light ON)

And SM0.1 (A Marker that is only high during the first Scan of the PLC)

I made these to a Marker M50.0 (Common Toggle Light Command)

Then I changed the input in the AUX_MCP subroutine for the AUX_LAMP call to M50.0

The reason for this is you are not allowed to set an output in more places, so in the AUX_LAMP the control of the machine lamp is handled and also the output, and I basically just kept it there but made a common input command.

This also makes it possible for you to turn the lights off again if needed

I hope this helps.

Best Regards Riddersholm