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因为这些都不影响检索到的QDATA文件的参数内容，此检索到的文件可以下载到任何QTERM-II中，而无需修改。3.3基本QDATA文件概念标识符。QDATA文件包含QSETUP用于确定如何配置QTERM-II的“标识符”。这些标识符以两种格式出现：[….]和<….>有关编辑QDATA文件的最重要规则是永远不要删除或编辑任何标识符，并且永远不要更改其顺序！您将编辑分配给标识符的值，但不能编辑标识符、删除标识符或更改其显示顺序。版本。您必须使用与QTERM-II中代码版本相同的QDATA文件和QSETUP程序版本。•您的QDATA版本在文件扩展名中注明（即QDATA40.V30为3.0版），是QDATA文件中的第一个标识符。•启动QSETUP程序时，第一个屏幕上会显示QSETUP版本。•如果按住任何键并通电，将显示QTERM-II中的软件版本。如果您发现有不同的QDATA、QSETUP和QTERM-II代码版本，请联系Beijer Electronics以获取更新的软件和说明。不要试图同时使用这些项目的不同版本；您可能会损坏QTERM-II操作代码。QDATA文件大小。您编辑的QDATA文件可以任意大。当QSETUP向QTERM-II发送QDATA信息时，它只发送实际参数和密钥字符串。QTERM-II可以存储的QDATA文件中的最大信息量约为1000字节。
默认QDATA文件生成
大约270字节的信息，因此在超过1000字节的限制之前，可以向键值字符串添加大约730字节的数据。QSETUP将告诉您QTERM-II是否存储了太多数据。ASCII编辑器。您可以使用任何编辑器修改QDATA配置文件，但编辑器的输出必须是ASCII格式，没有任何嵌入代码。QTERM-II发行盘上包含TED3编辑器（TED3.COM），您可以使用它编辑QDATA文件。文件TED3.DOC为编辑器及其命令提供了文档。大写/小写。对于关键字（如“on”或“off”），大小写无关紧要；i、 e.“ON”与“ON”是相同的关键字。对于带引号的文本字符串（用于键字符串），字符串的赋值与QDATA文件中所示完全相同。评论。可以根据需要在文件中添加注释。注释以分号开始，在一行的末尾结束（在回车符处）。空白。可以根据需要在文件中添加空白。这意味着您可以在任何地方添加空格、制表符、回车符和换行符。唯一的例外是，不能用空格分割关键字（如“off”）或标识符（如[shift mode]），并且在带引号的文本字符串（分配给键）中，引号内的任何内容都将分配给键。由于可以添加和删除回车符，因此可以将每个标识符放在单独的一行上，也可以在一行上有多个标识符，只要它们出现的顺序不变。
Since neither of these affects
the parameter content of the retrieved QDATA file, this retrieved file can be downloaded into any QTERM-II without modification. 3.3 Basic QDATA File Concepts Identifiers. The QDATA file contains "identifiers" used by QSETUP to determine how to configure the QTERM-II. These identifiers appear in two formats: [....] and <....> The most important rule about editing the QDATA file is NEVER DELETE OR EDIT ANY OF THE IDENTIFIERS, AND NEVER CHANGE THEIR ORDER! You will edit the values assigned to the identifiers, but you may not edit the identifiers, delete the identifiers or change the order in which they appear. Versions. You must use the same version of the QDATA file and the QSETUP program as the version of code in your QTERM-II. • Your QDATA version is noted in the file name extension (i.e. QDATA40.V30 is version 3.0) and is the first identifier in the QDATA file. •The QSETUP version is displayed on the first screen when you start the QSETUP program. •The version of software in your QTERM-II is displayed if you hold down any key and apply power. If you find that you have different QDATA, QSETUP and QTERM-II code versions, contact Beijer Electronics for updated software and instructions. Do not attempt to use different versions of these items together; you will probably corrupt the QTERM-II operational code. QDATA File Size. The QDATA file which you edit can be as large as you want. When QSETUP sends the QDATA information to the QTERM-II, it only sends actual parameters and key strings. The maximum amount of information from the QDATA file which can be stored by the QTERM-II is about 1000 bytes.
The default QDATA files generate
about 270 bytes of information, so you can add about 730 bytes of data to keystrings before you exceed the 1000 byte limit. QSETUP will tell you if there is too much data to be stored by the QTERM-II. ASCII Editor. You may use any editor to modify the QDATA configuration file, but the output from the editor must be in ASCII format, without any embedded codes. Included on your QTERM-II distribution disk is the TED3 editor (TED3.COM), which you can use to edit the QDATA file. The file TED3.DOC provided documentation for the editor and its commands. Uppercase/Lowercase. For keywords (such as "on" or "off"), case does not matter; i.e. "ON" is the same keyword as "on." For quoted text strings, (used for key strings), the string is assigned exactly as shown in the QDATA file. Comments. Comments may be added to the file as desired. A comment starts with a semicolon and ends at the end of a line (at the carriage return). Whitespace. Whitespace may be added to the file as desired. This means you can add spaces, tabs, carriage returns and line feeds anywhere you would like. The only exceptions are that you cannot split a keyword (such as "off") or identifier (such as [shift mode]) with whitespace, and that in quoted text strings (which are assigned to keys), anything within the quotes will be assigned to the key. Since you can add and remove carriage returns, you can place each identifier on a separate line, or you can have several identifiers on one line, as long as the order in which they appear is not changed.
