How to configure pause/resume over pin 10 of parallel port?

I have a CNC machine that uses a PMDX-122 breakout board.
It is connected to my PC via a parallel port PCIe card and a parallel port cable.
The PC runs LinuxCNC on Debian.

LinuxCNC can communicate with the breakout board without problem.

How can I configure my HAL config file so LinuxCNC pauses whatever it is doing when the PC recieves a signal on pin 10 on the parallel port and resumes whatever it was doing when the PC stops recieving a signal on pin 10 after a slight delay (to allow the router bit to accelerate)?

I would also like to configure the home switches.
Pins 11, 12, 13, and 15 are available for miscellaneous communication to the PC.

The PMDX board is configured (with jumpers) to ignore the input value of pin 17.
The data buffer is set to out (from PC to motor drivers) and is always enabled, regardless of E-Stop signal form the E-Stop button.

Pin 17 is an input on the breakout board.
It is an output on the PC.
(Technically, it is bi-directional)

yyao.ca/projects/ParallelPortLinux/

What included wizards are you referring to?
LinuxCNC is not exactly user-friendly.

Debian is also kinda weird and unintuitive.
I am an Ubuntu 22.04/24.04 and macOS High Sierra user.

Here is my final decision for pinouts:

Pause/!Resume: Pin 10
!Limit_X: Pin 12
!Limit_Y: Pin 13
!Limit_Z: Pin 15

! means logical not ("Active LOW").

I tried the included wizard (stepconf).

The system works now.

Thank you tommylight!

However, I have pin 1 configured as "Spindle ON", but the output on the pin does not change.

What do I do now?

How does LinuxCNC determine the output of Spindle ON?

I think I'm using Axis as my GUI.
I am using LinuxCNC version 2.9.3.

BTW, right now, the system does not actually work.
I am just testing it.
The old stepper drivers broke (I think).

I am still waiting fir the new one to arrvie from China from Ebay.