LinuxCnc with Copley controls-Stepnet ST3-055-04?

I have a 3-axis stage which is driven by a Stepnet ST3-055-04. (I have attached the link below for the .pdf with the specifications of the driver.)
I wanted to know if i could make linuxcnc work with the 3-axis stage? Will it be able to interact with the stage given the specifications of the driver?
I basically plan to use the stage as a CNC machine by controlling its movements through codes generated by Pycam.
I have a separate stationary high speed spindle mounted with a tool which will help in the machining process.

I am a complete novice with linuxcnc. Please forgive me if i have not given you clear information.
Eagerly looking forward to any help i can get on this.

Link for the specification page for Stepnet ST3-055-04

the short answer is yes ... Linuxcnc can drive the copley controls , you have the option of a number of ways , using the step / direction inputs or the analog 0 - 10v
the specific protocols such as can open etc are not supported .

can you give more details on the machine and are you using stepper motors or servo motors with encoders etc , we can then advise further on the options required to interface to linuxcnc
also details on your high speed spindle controller you are looking at using would be helpful

Thank you for replying so quickly.

The stage is driven by stepper motors.
The high speed spindle has a max rpm of 60,000. It currently has a collet which can hold a tool of upto 500 microns diameter.
The spindle has a separate control unit from where i manually adjust the rotation speed etc.

Below is a picture of the stage setup.

ok then next item to research is how many signal inputs from limit switches or relay items ( i/o ) are needed . if the number is low you may get away with just a parallell port simple break out , but if theirs a fair few for toolchangers then the options are mesa or pico products
as far as interfaces go

I am sorry but i did not understand that.
So, do i have to buy a new card? Is it because the Stepnet ST3-055-04 communicates through a RS-232 port that it cannot be used?
Is it possible to make it work using the Stepnet ST3-055-04 card? Or are we talking about two different things here.
And also i have a stepnet panel which i forgot to mention before.

The link for which is below.
This is the link for the stepnet panel

Please forgive me if my questions seem ignorant but i am completely new to this.

Do i have parallel port capability on the device?
I thought it only had rs-232 and CAN interface.