Teknic Clearpath SDSK with HLFB + MESA 7i76e

I am attempting to set up these new integrated servos Teknic Clearpath SDSK on a MESA 7i76e.
I'm looking for any setup info/ideas on:
high level feedback (hlfb) motor output. I would like to use the (ASG) all sytems go (step complete index pulse) option if possible. If not than I would settle for a if V+ between 2 io pins drops out then feed hold. for (servo on) mode.

these motors also appear to be capable of quadrature A/B as well as step/dir, and the mesa 7i76e also appears to be capable of quadrature A/B any info on setting this up would also be helpful

1. Quadrature mode is setup in the hall file (stepgen mode 2)
man hostmot2 for more information on stepgen modes
2. I think the only useful function for HLFB with LinuxCNC is "in range" basically to monitor following error/drive faults

I think your right in-range does seem to be the best option because it will keep outputting during the step or pwm signaling.

Ok now I need to figure out how to set an input pin, to command feed hold/pause preferably rather than Estop if the voltage drops out. (active low) is there an easy way to do that?

and does this look correct for the wiring

or this one is probably safer for the motors, they have current limiter's but I don't want to over work them.

this one works ok with charge pump will test more and do tut when I have time next month

UPDATE:
So far I have gotten a couple setups working. with HLFB and linuxcnc.
wiring:
Connect Green wire to the assigned output pin then daisy chain all HLFB wires on all motors green to red on the last motor hook the left over red wire to ground.
software(MSP&Linuxcnc) options:
1. (a)as a charge pump: set Hlfb to "servo on" in MSP, (b)set an output pin in Lcnc as "charge pump",
2. Enable set Hlfb to "in-range" in MSP then set the values in advanced move done criteria, (b)set an output pin in Lcnc as "enable", (c)Connect Green wire to the assigned output pin then daisy chain all HLFB wires on all motors green to red on the last motor hook the left over red wire to ground.
3. broken/clogged tool sense might also be possible with ASG torque in msp and enable in lcnc with a bit of tweaking.(haven't fully tested)
4. use of ASG-Position for move verification for future moves.
For example, when a homing routine completes, this output will change states.
So, instead of waiting for an operator input to continue or a timer that calculates the worst case time for homing to complete, this could be programmed to be handled automatically based on the ASG-Position state.