This XML schema file was generated by the EULYNX DataPrep workgroup. Detailed technical information is found on https://rsm.uic.org Device that transmits train protection information to a passing train. E.g. crocodile, (Euro-)balise, magnet, loop. On-track TPS devices such as balises or crocodiles are associated with spot locations. Loops are associated with a linear location. Superclass for all on-track signalling devices. Encompasses balises, axle counting heads, LZB cables, etc. Line-side device for detecting passage of a rail vehicle. Apparatus by means of which a conventional visual or acoustic indication is given, generally concerning the movements of railway vehicles. A track-level path that can be followed by a railway vehicle. Path is described by, and refers to, a linear location, i.e. a closed, oriented topological subset of the network, without any branches. EULYNX DP defines a route body with an entry and exit. One may give the positions of points (=turnouts) that the train encounters (facing or trailing) in the route body.