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a "basic" train detection element and make use of the attribute @basedOnTemplate referencing to this train detection element from other (specific) train

*), typeDesignator (0..*), width (0..*) Attributes: basedOnTemplate: reference to a template platform (optional; xs:string; patterns: (urn:uuid:)?[0-9a

protection system using the attribute @trainProtectionSystem that shall link to the codelist (link to the railML® website) TrainProtectionSystems.xml, section t

signalConstruction (0..1), spotLocation (0..*), typeDesignator (0..*) Attributes: basedOnTemplate: reference to a generic signal (optional; xs:string; patterns: (urn:uuid:)

from train side (action of train driver required), basedOnTemplate: reference to a template level crossing (optional; xs:string; patterns: (urn:uuid:)

opOperations (0..1), spotLocation (0..*), typeDesignator (0..*) Attributes: basedOnTemplate: references a generic operational point (optional; xs:string; patterns:

folloging templates: Template:Site for links to railml.org pages outside our wikis. template:external for external links. For Gitlab commits, use Template:Commit

{{UC elements}} For information how to use Template:UseCase, see Template:UseCase#Usage. The other templates of the list work without arguments and only

screenPositioningSystem (external link) by Ryantree (external link) via Wikimedia Commons CC0 1.0 Universal (external link) A positioning system provides

the XML output. As it starts as a stub please refer to the railML forum (link to the railML® website) and the ticket systems for railML® 2 and for railML®

railML3 How to assign a mileage change to a netElement (link to the railML® website) Mileage anomalies (link to the railML® website)

explained here (external link). Please, stick to our common templates to allow for a standardized documentation. Some essential templates are explained on railML®

one of the railML® working groups (link to the railML® website) or suggested by anyone through a post in the forum (link to the railML® website). If there

TT:textToSpeechTemplate of railML® version 3.2 UML-visualization of TT Documentation Allows specification of a text to speech template to be used by system

connecting the functional model and the track network topology. See guide (link to the railML® website) for a double and single switch crossings example

Balise (external link) by Sebastian Rittau (external link) via Wikimedia Commons Free to use under the CC0 (external link)

The following templates may be used at every wiki page for referring to a certain railML® element documentation page. The link is shown in angle brackets:

of the section use-cases (link to the railML® website). If inconsistencies are found, then guides of the section use-cases (link to the railML® website)

case, you may leave out the linear positioning coordinates. Due to the linking of both coordinate systems in the <topology>, one coordinate can be derived

systems. Subschema timetable Parents* audioFragments Children textToSpeechTemplate (0..1) Attributes: code: Allows to reference an audio resource available

2: Gitlab repository for railML® 2 (link to the railML® website). For railML® 3: Gitlab repository for railML® 3 (link to the railML® website). Although

system of templates, notably Template:DocBase and Template:Schemaexport. Employing these templates grants for a standardized design. The templates specify

(external link) supports XML catalogs (external link). You have to create the catalog file, maybe supported by the according "Document Template". Use the

<linearCoordinateBegin> <linearCoordinateEnd> <geometricCoordinate> <linearCoordinate> <linkedWith> <name> <networkLocation> <spotLocation> <geometricCoordinate> <linearCoordinate>

performed using <netElement> (lines 10-56 of the listing). These elements are linked by relations (Figure 1: green and red circles; lines 57-80 of the listing)

spotLocation (0..*), typeDesignator (0..*) Attributes: basedOnTemplate: reference to a template train detection element/system (optional; xs:string; patterns:

from train side (action of train driver required), basedOnTemplate: reference to a template level crossing (optional; xs:string; patterns: (urn:uuid:)

Generic:limitedByBorder Generic:limitsTrainDetectionElement Generic:linkedSpeedSection Generic:linkedWith Generic:markedByInfrastructureElement Generic:name Generic:networkName

external links being collected here, please employ Template:External and Template:Site whenever you set a link out of the railML® Wiki!

This element does not appear in railML® 3.2 within the timetable subschema. It is available only in railML® . Do not hesitate to contact railML.org for

employing a template. Please, expand the template before editing the page: replace “docBase” by “subst:docBase”.! After expanding template docBase, please

The template can be used to mark external links. This template grants that external links will be collected in category:External Link. So we keep an overview

note below. Optional 2 or text: the link text. If it is empty, the link target will be used as link text. This argument can be used both named or unnamed

Attribute anchors are set automatically with template:attr. To call an attribute from another page, use Template:CO:Tag and analogous with argument attr. 1:

Template IS:Tag standardizes the depiction of element names. This template has three arguments: obligatory 1: the element name optional 2: the parent,

This template is intended to standardize links to Wikipedia 1 (required): the lemma on wikipedia 2 (optional): the name 3 (optional): the language version

the link will lead directly to a certain attribute of the target element @: like attr, plus the link to the attribute becomes explicit. wiki: link to a

Please, don't forget to hint at semantic constraints with template:semconHint! The template has one unnamed obligatory argument and four named arguments:

Template IS:Doc standardizes the depiction of element names. This template has three arguments: obligatory 1: the subschema – CO, IL, IS, RS or TT 2: the

Template Tag standardizes the depiction of element names. This template has three arguments: obligatory 1: the subschema – CO, IL, IS, RS or TT 2: the

display railML.org e.V., please use template:org instead. 1 (optional): a version number link (optional): if "no", no link will be produced; default: "yes"

Template for including the automatically generated documentation of an element using Template:Schemaexport through Template:Duplicate. The different versions

This template creates a standardized link for Any-elements (see CO:usingAny to learn, what this is). {{Any}} delivers any () {{Any|multiplicity=0..1}}

This template has three arguments: obligatory 1: the subschema 2: the element name optional attr: an attribute. If this argument is used, the link will

Template RS:Doc standardizes the depiction of element names. This template has three arguments: obligatory 1: the element name optional 2: the parent,

Template IS:Doc standardizes the depiction of element names. This template has three arguments: obligatory 1: the element name optional 2: the parent,

Template RS:Tag standardizes the depiction of element names. This template has three arguments: obligatory 1: the element name optional 2: the parent,

Template IL:Tag standardizes the depiction of element names. This template has three arguments: obligatory 1: the element name optional 2: the parent,

Template CO:Doc standardizes the depiction of element names. This template has three arguments: obligatory 1: the element name optional 2: the parent,