PIN Allocation another search for answers

Hi, I am not getting any help on this forum so I thought someone may have had this issue and hopefully found a cure.

The problem:
My new install seems okay but LinuxCNC will not turn the spindle (Bosch router) on. The info for my Probotix Unity controller says pin 14 is the spindle.
I select his and/or invert and it does not work and many others. I have attached the ini and hal files. The date on the file is when I started on this installation, pretty much full time. Right now I have it plugged into a power bar and I flip on and off.

I had a problem where the axis would not move. I was told the change the table size and it worked. So somehow the table size setting are interconnected with the ability to move.

Thanks
 

Hi, I am not getting any help on this forum

Well frankly, as somebody who has tried to help you several times on this very forum I find this a little hard to take. Instead of answering questions about your setup or following the advice you're given you just go and open a new topic asking the same question all over again. It's like yelling into a black hole.
I'm going to give this one more shot in the dark and then I'm done:

in your hal file change this:
to this:

You are not helping yourself.
Go back and read your posts, then come back and tell us they are OK.
You can not, as they are from extremely short with absolutely no information to go on, to plain ignoring what info we asked you to provide, to refusing to test what was proposed to you.

Considering this is the second thread regarding the same issue......

Honestly the topic heading has no relation to the issue at hand.

Having read the previous topics of the OP plenty have tried to answer, so help has been at hand. With a bit of levity thrown in.

Cant do this anymore bye all wrote:

Considering this is the second thread regarding the same issue......

Nope, it is the 5'th topic
forum.linuxcnc.org/forum/search?searchus...ritant&childforums=1

You guys are saints.
I often wonder if some people should use anything more complicated than a knife & fork.