LogixNG

The Next Generation of Layout Automation

• • LogixNG Reference
  • Error Handling
• Building LogixNGs:
  • LogixNG Table
  • LogixNG Table Editor
  • ConditionalNG Editor
• Building Modules:
  • LogixNG Module Table
  • Module Editor
• Building LogixNG Tables:
  • LogixNG Tables Table
  • Tables Editor
• LogixNG Global Variables:since 4.99.7
  • Global Variables Table
• Tools:
  • Initialization Table
  • Import Logix
  • LogixNG Browser
  • LogixNG Debuggersince 5.1.5
  • Inline LogixNGsince 5.1.6
  • LogixNG Where Usedsince 5.5.5
  • Export LogixNGsince 5.9.3

Tools

JMRI tools for working with your layout:

• Common Tools:
  • Throttles
  • Turnouts
  • Lights
  • Sensors
  • Signaling
  • Consisting
  • Reporters
  • Memory Variables
• Blocks:
  • Blocks
  • Sections
  • Transits
• Routing and Control:
  • Routes
  • LRoutes
  • Entry Exit (NX)
  • Logix
  • LogixNG
• Other:
  • Audio
  • CTC Tools
  • Fast Clocks
  • ID Tags
  • Speedometer
  • Timetable
  • Virtual Sound Decoder
  • Where Used
  • Permissions
• System-specific...
• Web server tools...

Layout Automation

Use JMRI to automate parts of your layout and operations:

• Signaling
• Warrants
• Dispatcher
• Routes
• LRoutes
• Entry/Exit Routing
• Logix
• LogixNG
• Scripting
• Automate with Java
• CTC Tools

Applications

By the community of JMRI.org:

• DecoderPro®
• PanelPro™
• DispatcherPro™
• OperationsPro™
• SoundPro™
• LccPro™
• Apps with JMRI connections...
• Jython Apps for JMRI...
• FAQ

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JMRI: ConditionalNG Editor

The expressions and actions of a LogixNG are represented by a tree structure. The "root" of the tree is an A action.

Chapter 1 of the LogixNG Reference gives an introduction to the ConditionalNG editor.