What are the pin connections from 7764 to stepper motor drive

what are the pin connections from UMI 7764 to stepper motor drive? I use PCI 7340 controller. Third party driver  is not branded, but assembled.  It has 3 inputs, one for (A,A/) one for (b,b/) one for enable, apart from ground pin.

Dear enigmata,
Here is a link to the UMI Manual that describes the signal connections:
http://www.ni.com/pdf/manuals/321941b.pdf
What you really need is the documentation for the input of the "translator" mentioned on the left side of the last diagram you posted. It is still not possible to tell which of you drive inputs correspond to step and direction (or CW, CCW) because in the circuit that you posted, these signals have already been converted by other circuitry in the drive to the A, A/, B, B/ output signals for the stepper motor.
I agree with Jochen: Without the documentation you will need to test it out as he described in his last post.
Best Regards,
Nate Holmes
National Instruments

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