Need help setting up parallel port on new build

CNCApples wrote:

The motor spins freely when connected to the drive already. I used a multimeter to check continuity and can confirm the two pairs are correct, red/blue and green/black.I Have wired the motor with PUL+ on pin2 and DIR+ on pin3 like in your setup but still no motion. Instead when I attempt to test the X axis there is a clicking sound and the red relay light on the BOB turns on. Light turns off after I close the test window.I did another test and connect the driver to pins 4 (PUL+ ) and 5 (DIR +) and received an error which I just got on when testing on pins 2 and 3. Photo included 

So I tried with a different BOB and still get the relay light turning on but no error message this time. Time for a different brand BOB?
Can you recommend any that support 5 or 6 axis?

Good to hear someone else is using it too then I suppose.

I've attached some photos leading up to the test screen. 

Almost liftoff!
Just wanted to come back and say thank you for helping me out with this.
I bought a new parallel card with MCS9865 chipset and have been able to get it going. However, I've run into some other troubles in editing the HAL and INI files to add the 5th axis.
When launching LinuxCNC with my 'demo machine', LinuxCNC aborts launch and gives this error message

./demo_machine.hal:51: Pin 'lut5.0.in--4' was already linked to signal 'all-limit-home'
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PID TTY       STAT       TIME  COMMAND
Stopping realtime threadsunloading hal components 

I'd like to have all the home limit switches on 1 pin as I plan to expand and add a belt with another limit switch as a digital in.
The end plan for this machine is a pick and place but will be working as a CNC.
The belt in this case will be the spindle which  I will include photos on reply below

Axis 0: X axis
Axis 1: Y axisAxis 2: Z axis
Axis 3: A axis (rotating head)
Axis 4: B axis (grippergripper)
 
Am I missing something in my Hal file?