3-4 axis TB6560 controller: "enable" wire question

Hi!
I try to setup popular and cheap one of "TB6560 CNC Stepper Motor Driver Controller Board" in EMC2.
This boards widely available and looks that all have similar schematic and pinout. They can be standalone, or can have LED display and keypad. These boards, unlike others, have three different enable signals (both 3- and 4-axis has three). When i try to setup it in Stepconf Wizard, i tie 'Amplifier Enable' output signal to all three pins, but it outputs correctly only on one pin (first by nubmer). Can it be fixed?
Partial solution is mark this pins as Unused and Inverted, but this work only during configuration wizard, and pins don't drive continuous '1' in EMC2.
For reference i post working pinout configuration, but it work only if i drive Enable signals manually. It is not good idea due to idle current draw. It is pins 4, 5 and 17.
Thanks!

Thank you, it exactly what i need!
I modify .hal file manually and all 'enable' wires now work very good
BTW, pinout on my picture is for "blue" 4-axis board, i write this because i now see that cheap boards are very different in pinouts and it's not documented at all, while they looks very similar.

This is the solution i found for a 3 axis TB6560 board:
- create a basic configuration using stepconfig leaving enable pin out. (the stepper will still not run);

- Add the following three lines in custom.hal

net xenable => parport.0.pin-14-out
net yenable => parport.0.pin-02-out
net zenable => parport.0.pin-06-out

Now you can reopen stepconfig and work with the settings as now the stepper will run correctly.


Alessio

The board I have is a 3 axis all in one(ST6560-T3 'red'), but has pin (1) as enable for all axis, so I set the only 'on' I could find in the step config. (spindle on) to pin one and all the axis work. Pretty sure this is the wrong way to do this.
Any suggestions?

Tried the Amp Enable pin to pin (1) but then none of the axis worked.
The board uses pin (1) to enable all axis.
Might just have to reload Ubuntu 10 with Linux CNC and start over.

Maybe try Toshiro's method and set all axis enable pins to (1)?