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    <h1>JMRI: CTC Tools</h1>
    
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      This help placeholder is for the "new" implementation of CTC that provides capabilities beyond <a href="./uss/index.shtml">
      USS CTC</a>.  
      See <a href="../../package/jmri/jmrit/ctc/CTC.shtml">here </a> for information on this new CTC implementation.  It provides
      a GUI editor to configure the CTC rules and a run-time to implement CTC logic. It also builds a skeleton
      Panel Editor CTC panel with the turnout levers/indicators, signal levers/indicators, code button, etc.,
      and a minimal track plan.

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      The original implementation of USS CTC tools (requires scripting) is discussed <a href="./uss/index.shtml"> here.</a>
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