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|elementName = speedProfiles |parent = {{IS:Tag|infrastructure}} |childs = {{IS:Tag|speedProfile}} |semantics = The element {{IS:Tag|speedProfiles}} works

bitMask='000…000010000000…000" /> <speedProfile id="spf_0" operatingPeriodRef="opp_0" endDayOffset="304" /> The <speedProfile> becomes effective on 10.02

Template:AddAnn and Templat:Intro. No other templates build on it. {{InheritSpeed}} delivers {{InheritSpeed |trainCategory=English comment on trainCategory |trainCategory_de=German

making the full speed range. graphical representation of the curve: tabular representation of curves: railML® code: <rail:vehicle id="r002" speed="220"> <rail:engine>

page Template:InheritValueTable Why is this necessary? This is an example for usage of <valueTable> with a series of two curves (force vs. speed) which are

The template depends on Template:InheritTrainProtectionMedium, Template:Attr, Template:Enum and Template:AddAnn. {{InheritTrainProtection |mediumAttribut

status xs:string, optional vMax tSpeedKmPerHour: xs:decimal, 5 digits and 1 fraction digit with minimum value 0, speed value measured in km/h, mandatory

Template:Enum and Template:OtherEnum. Template:InheritValueTable builds on it. {{InheritUnit}} delivers {{InheritUnit |English comment |Deutscher kommentar

Template:OtherEnum. No other templates depend on it. {{InheritOperationMode}} delivers {{InheritOperationMode |modeLegislative=English comment on modeLegislative

This template displays inherited attributes of an element with respect to brakes. It is used in the attribute inheritedAttributes of Template:ElementDocu

known as Level 0. The trainborne equipment monitors the train for maximum speed of that type of train. The train driver observes the national trackside signals