Solid State Relay Advice

This is my first post, and to celebrate this occasion I have what I hope to be a "noob-worthy" question.

But first I would like to say EMC2 is totally freakin awesome! I have been studying EMC2 for 3+ years now, on and off in my spare time, along with all things related to the design, manufacture and integration of motion control systems etc. Finally last year I had the funding to build the 3axis Gantry Router for our sign shop that I had been studying and collecting parts/ raw materials for all this time. EMC has worked flawlessly since the very first time I hooked up a motor to it. Stepconf made setup breezy, dare I say an enjoyable experience! Axis GUI is brilliant. The stability of Linux rtos is unrivaled. So special thanks to the guys who have contributed, and continually dedicate countless hours to keeping this ever expanding invaluable tool alive and free. And thanks to everybody else for sharing your experiences. I look forward to giving back to the community in whatever way I can in the future (I got some skills) Thanks for reading.

So now for my potentially dumb question
Can I run a Crouzet GRD84130111 Solid State Relay w/ 4-32VDC inputs, from the parallel port to power on and off my spindle?
The "spindle" is a PorterCable 120V 10.0A power tool. Rated output on GRD SSR 48-650VAC 35A
Full Crouzet specs here (page 1-7) stevenengineering.com/Tech_Support/PDFs/44SOLID_IO.pdf

I think this should work, but I haven't tried it. Any thoughts?

Thx

andypugh, I am running a C10R10 BOB from Keling. I don't think that's opto-isolated, but I do have a solid 5V attached to it, so at least I'm not relying on the parport for the power.

BigJohnT, I'm guessing you have learned the hard way . Fortunately this one is attached to an impressive chunk of extruded aluminum heatsink already.

Thanks to you both for your prompt replies.

andypugh & BigJohnT, we have success!!!

Hooked up the physical wiring then simply ran stepconf and set pin 1 to "spindle on" . Now AXIS has these nice little control buttons that indeed turn on and off spindle with a click. Also M03/M05 do the same.

NICE!

gentlemen, thank you for the expert advice.

Also this is completely unrelated to this post but, I'm a graphic artist by trade and I made up some cover page graphics for the EMC manuals a
while back, (Getting Started Guide, User Manual, HAL Handbook etc)
Would like to share, where is a good place to post them?