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ARWS 2 Series

The document describes the ARWS Series of split annunciators. The annunciators have a split architecture and come in models with 5, 9, 10, 15, or 25 windows. They have a "no master module" design which provides reliability. They support various inputs, outputs, auxiliary relays, and alarm sequences including manual reset, auto reset, and first out configurations.

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ARWS 2 Series

The document describes the ARWS Series of split annunciators. The annunciators have a split architecture and come in models with 5, 9, 10, 15, or 25 windows. They have a "no master module" design which provides reliability. They support various inputs, outputs, auxiliary relays, and alarm sequences including manual reset, auto reset, and first out configurations.

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ARWS Series Alarm Annunciators

ARWS Series Split Annunciator


Ultimate Flexibility and Reliability
AR25WS-144 AR10WS-144
AR15WS-144

AR10WS-72

AR9WS-96

AR5WS-72


The ARWS Series is a range of full  Split architecture
function, flexible and reliable split
Annunciators designed to fulfill all the 

 5,9,10,15 or 25 Windows Per Unit
requirements of applications with limited
Alarm points. All popular configuration  Full Function, Flexible and Reliable
options are configurable by switch
settings with no software required and  No Master Module
large range of options can be supplied in
addition to the standard unit.  Remote Logic Controller

 Common and Auxiliary Relays


The “No Master Module” philosophy
gives you exceptional flexibility,
 Field Programmable
reliability and programmability.
 Alarm sequence to ISA-S18.1
Display legends for the backlit displays
are created by the user on any standard  White lens with 4 colour options
printer. of LEDs (Yellow, Red, Green)
The aluminum construction prepares the
best available heat dissipation, as well as  Low Cost and Reliable
a luxury appearance.
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Features
Number of Widows, Model# and Dimensions
No Master Module
Model # No. Of Windows Cabinet Size (mm)
Reliability is the first priority in safety critical L5W-72 5 72x144mm
applications like alarm annunciation.
L9W-96 9 96x96mm
The ARWS Series annunciator uses a unique
solution to provide unparallel reliability. Unlike L10W-72 10 72x144mm
microprocessor controlled systems, the ARWS L10W-144 10 144x144mm
Series annunciator has no master module, L15W-144 15 96x144mm
hence no single source of system failure.
L25W-144 25 144x144mm

Inputs
Shallow Depth
Inputs are generally normally open or normally
close voltage free contacts or voltage input The display part of unit is only 68mm deep, a
through an Opto-coupler, configurable by jumper fraction of regular annunciators.
settings for each alarm point. Option of voltage
input from field, PLC or personal computer can
be supplied with contact voltages of 24, 48, 110,
220 (AC or DC voltages). Power Supply

A nominal 24VDC power supply is required


to run the annunciator system. This can be
an unregulated supply (19 to 30VDC) and
Outputs there is no need for transient suppression.

System Supports the following outputs:


- Display Output
- Audio Output Push Buttons
- Auxiliary Output
- Common Alarm Output System supports all push buttons necessary for
- First-Up Output different operating sequences. The available
pushbuttons are “Acknowledge”, Reset”,
“ Test” and “Mute”.

Auxiliary Relay
Services
Each alarm point can be supplied with an
individual repeat relay. The repeat relays can No special tools are required for changing
be set to follow the input or output. NO and NC the operating sequence and configuration.
contacts are available for each repeat relay.
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Alarm Sequences

Each alarm channel can be configured to suit the operating sequence required as listed in the ISA
publication Annunciator Sequences and Specification S18.1, 1979. Systems can be configured with
different features on different alarm ways. Available Sequences on standard ARWS (Field Selectable)
are “Manual Reset”(M), “Auto Reset ”(A), “Manual Reset First Out (F2M-1)” and “Auto Reset First
Out (F1A). Other sequences need special order.

Manual Reset / Sequence code M

Process Normal


Sequence Normal
reset Visual Off to
while Audible Silent abnormal


normal

Process Abnormal or Normal  Process Abnormal or Normal


Sequence Acknowledged Sequence Alarm
Visual On Visual Flashing
Audible Silent acknowledge Audible Audible

Auto Reset / Sequence code A

Process Normal
to


Sequence Normal
 abnormal
return Visual Off
while Audible Silent

normal
acknowledge
while abnormal

Process Abnormal  Process Abnormal or Normal


Sequence Acknowledged Sequence Alarm
Visual On Visual Flashing
Audible Silent acknowledge Audible Audible
while
abnormal
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Automatic Reset First Out / Sequence F1A


With No Subsequent Alarm State

Process Normal
first to


Sequence Normal
 abnormal
return to Visual Off
normal Audible Silent


subsequent acknowledge while normal
to abnormal (first out reset)

Process Abnormal  Process Abnormal or Normal


Sequence Acknowledged Sequence First Alarm
Visual On Visual Flashing
Audible Silent acknowledge Audible Audible
whileabnormal
(first out reset)

Manual Reset First Out / Sequence F2M-1


With No Subsequent Alarm
Flashing and Silence Pushbutton

Process Normal


Sequence Normal
reset Visual Off first to
while Audible Silent abnormal
normal

subsequent
to abnormal

mute and Process Abnormal or Normal


acknowledge Sequence Subsequent Alarm

Visual On

Audible Audible

Process Abnormal or Normal  Process Abnormal or Normal


Sequence Acknowledged Sequence First Alarm
Visual On Visual Flashing
Audible Silent acknowledge Audible Audible
(first out reset)

acknowledge Process Abnormal or Normal 


(first out reset) Sequence First Silenced mute
Visual Flashing
Audible Silent
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Specification

 Alarm Channels (Windows): 5, 9, 10, 15, 25


 Multi-point Design
 One Logic Controller for each Alarm Point
 Supports 4 Sequences of ISA-S18.1
 Each individual Channel configurable
 Push Buttons: Acknowledge, Reset, Test, Mute
 Alarm Channels (Windows): 5, 9, 10, 15, 25
 Display Size: 144x144mm
 Window Size: 22x22mm or 22x45mm  LED’s Colour: Yellow, Red, Green
 Display Installed Depth: 68mm  Isolation: Opto Isolated Inputs, Relay Outputs
 Display Mounting: Flush Mount  Inputs: Dry Contact, NO/NC Voltage inputs
 Controller Mounting: Rail Mount  Input Voltage: 24V, 48V, 110V, 220V (DC or AC)
 Illumination: Long Life LEDs  Power Supply: 24V
 Power Consumrtion: 30mA Per Channel
 Internal Auxiliary Relay (Input or Output)
 Internal Common Alarm Relay
 Alarm Text: Translucent film
 Synchronization for Multi-unit Applications
 Compact Size
 High Reliability
 Low Cost

Options and Order Number

Signal Voltage
V1: 24/110V Alarm Sequence
V2: 24/48V 1:Standard Sequences
V3: 24/220V (M, A, F2M-1, F1A)
V4: Others 0:Other Sequences
Model Number (Specify) (Specify)

   

AR 25 WS Y 144 V1 1 0
   

Number of
LED Color Width Size 1- With Auxiliary Relay
Alarm Points
Y : Yellow 0- No Auxiliary Relay
5,9,10, 15, 25 (mm)
R: Red
G : Green

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