Cannot return to zero after using stepconf to create two parallel ports

Hey, guys
This is my first contact with Linux CNC. Some time ago, I prepared five stepper motors, drivers and sensors.
I used stepconf to configure a parallel port. After clicking the actuator, I can control five motors and return to zero, which is very exciting!
So I decided to add a stepping motor, driver and sensor. Make it the prototype of a 6-axis robot! That sounds simple, doesn't it!
Because my 'Mach3 interface board' only supports 5 axes at most, I use two interface boards, one of which is used to output stepping motors with 6 axes, and the other interface board accepts six sensors.
When I configure it Hal and INI file, open the desktop starter, and I can control the rotation of six axis motors separately!! That's cool! However, after I click the return to zero button, the motor starts to rotate. No matter how I block my sensor, it seems that the system cannot accept my sensor input.
I can't find out what went wrong. Is that the address of my parallel board? Or the line? Or a profile?
I will provide my wiring diagram and Hal and INI file.
If you can get some ideas or help me solve it, thank you!

It depends on your BOB. Some better made BOBs can be used with Linuxcnc's "in" mode. for example CNC4PC's C-10 board.
www.cnc4pc.com/c10-bi-directional-parall...-interface-card.html

If you are using the same chepo 5-axis "Mach3" BOB on both ports, the one you have configured as "in" won't work. Those boards only work with "out" mode therefore can only use inputs 10,11,12,13, and 15. Like Tommy said.

Thank Tom and Todd very much for their answers, because I happen to have two identical "Mach3" Bob, so I use it on the principle of no waste.I immediately tried your suggestion.Connect the five sensors of xyzab to Bob 1. Xyzab corresponds to the inputs 10, 11, 12, 13 and 15 of Bob. Connect sensor C to input 10 of Bob 2.When I open the starter and click the reset all button, xyzab sensor has input! However, the C sensor of Bob 2 did not respond no matter how I blocked it, and the motor kept rotating.Do I choose the wrong parport? Because I just came into contact with linuxcnc, I still don't know how to check parport. Because the computer seller said it was the parport of 0 and 1, I set it directly to 0 and 1.Or my wiring or Hal or Ini setting error?I feel very close to success! Come on, thank you for your answers!

Thank you very much, Tommy. But I have another problem. I put the detailed problem under the post. I look forward to your help and answer. Thank you!

Thank you, Todd. I'm half done in your way! Lol ~ but I have another problem. I put the problem under the post and look forward to your answer and help. Thank you very much

Thank you, Tommy. Your first sentence reminded me.
I connected the pulse and direction of x-axis motor to Bob 2. Then I modified my Hal. Sure enough, I couldn't control the movement of X motor. I guess the address of No. 2 Bob port is wrong.
Excuse me, Tommy, what command should I use to check Bob's address?