Maxifet Analog Old Driver

Hello everyone, I'm going straight to the point hehe, I have in my possession a Maxifet AF series 60 10/20 driver and the respective motor that drives it, this is a DC driver and apparently the motor is connected in speed mode since it has a tachometer. It is connected to the driver, I would like to recover this driver but I can't find any datasheet on the internet, I have been reading some threads here in the forum about DC drivers and something very common is the analog +/- 10V data interface that the driver housing says. If this is the case, first I would like some advice on which control cards to use. I was thinking of using a 7i33TA. I imagine that this can be used with any card with a 50-pin control connector. If someone could point out one, preferably Ethernet, I don't know if there is one. Mesa card, with at least an analog output +/- 10V, I know that 7i96 has an analog output, I'm not sure if it's -10V and I think it is designed for spindle control, this output could be used to control one axis since I only need one axis
Anyway, if anyone has any information about this driver that they can provide and a combination of board cards to control it, thank you in advance, I leave a photo of the driver and a brief diagram of the pins that are used in the machine where it is installed, greetings   

Hello Tommy, thank you for your response, I have been looking at Eusurplus prices for the combinations that you mentioned, honestly it would be great to be able to use the 7i33TA board since in this I have four +/-10 analog channels and 4 encoder channels on the same board Although it would be great to be able to connect it to a board like the 7i96 since I could use the inputs and outputs directly without having to use another board for the I/O, I had even commented if it would be possible to use the analog output of the 7i96 to control a DC brushed servo since I only need one axis, if only one axis is a Double Miter Saw Machine where the only axis would be the length since the degrees of the heads are driven by pneumatic pistons with mechanical stops, so I would save a significant amount of money if I could use only a board like the 7i96, I await a response, greetings

It's possible to use a 7I33 and a 7I96 with a
cable adapter from 7I96 P1 to the 7I33

There's even thread on the forum about this:

forum.linuxcnc.org/10-advanced-configura...sa-7i96s-pwm-outputs

(got to the end)

Note that that is for a 7I96, not 7I96S but the same firmware can be made for the 7I96S

Using the 7I96S spindle interface for an analog servo is probably not worth the trouble for
a couple of reasons:

1. You need  a +10 and -10 supply (these are not common)
    This limit is because the absolute maximum voltage from
    SPINDLE- to SPINDLE+ is 20V

2. The spindle output only has about a 100Hz bandwidth which
    will make tuning/performance an issue


If you only need one encoder, a 7I96S+7I83 might be the most direct way