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Your picture here
forum.linuxcnc.org/42-deutsch/56803-glas...85-s?start=10#334968
shows several warnings about permissions, it is not just index, so if you are running as root user, switch over or reinstall as LinuxCNC will vigorously refuse to run properly as root, as will most of the Linux "user space" software.
Also, are you using a parallel port? Why does it say that in the error report?

Ok

When, you say  "unfortunately the result is the same" , it would be helpful if you
specified the actual results as there have been at least three separate issues discussed here.

What's going on with this site? It takes forever to load, or it's not even accessible. I've been trying to reply here for 35 minutes.

@tommylight
All other changes are executed, so why should it be any different with the index signal? Yes, it should be executed as ROOT user.

@PCW
 I also set the jumpers to TTL and tried it out, but unfortunately the result is the same.
Here are the HAL and INI:
 
 
 

Please upload the pictures here on the forum, not on 3'rd party websites.
Thank you.

Just to be sure, are you running as user ROOT ?

No, this is a USB card so it will not work with LinuxCNC, or will require a lot of work to make it work.
But you can get rid of it completely and use a simple BOB (or not use a BOB at all) with a parallel port and wire the drives and switches directly.
Or replace it with Mesa 7i96S.

Would require reverse engineering, ie which MCU pins are connected to which IO pins.
The MCU would need to be identified. Reprogrammed and maybe even a Linuxcnc driver written.
Connection via USB is not an option.
SPI maybe the only option for communication, so RPi family would be the easiest option, SPI is not a PC interface, generally speaking.

It it was myself I would weigh up the price of a windows machine, windows licence and a Mach3 licence (you want to go down the legal route right) and compare that to a Mesa board and a suitable PC. Or even a parallel port based system and Linuxcnc.
A lot could depend on how much your boss wants to spend and whether they are comfortable with a non windows system. Oh and quickly to deploy the machine to start making money.

Just some thinking points.