APPENDIX C - TAS 2000 SLIM LINE AND MRK-1RK RETRO-FIT
There are two additional TAS 2000 Telephone Access models available. One is the TAS 2000 Slim Line which
provides all the same features as the TAS 2000 in a narrower mechanical box and the other is the TAS 2000 MRK
retro-fit version used to update existing telephone access equipment. The TAS 2000 Slim Line and the TAS 2000
retro-fit are able to handle up to 750 residents whereas the Standard TAS 2000 is able to have a database of up to
2250 residents.
TAS 2000 MRK-1RK RETRO-FIT TELEPHONE ACCESS
The Mircom TAS 2000 MRK-1RK Retro-fit Telephone Access Unit is designed to provide an easy flush replacement
of existing access equipment. The system provides back-lit display, a built-in Postal Lock micro switch and tamper
proof screws. The MRK-1RK is a NSL (No Subscriber Line) system which has all the same features as the TAS-
2000 including ring pattern selection, keyless code entry and an event log. The Mircom MRK-1RK is also available
as a scrolling (display) under the model MRK-1RKS.
This retrofit version is wired using the existing wires. It requires NSL Relay Cabinets, relay cards, Elevator
Cabinets ( if required) and transformers. The dimensions are different than the TAS-2000 and the Thermostat
Heater Kit is the TH-102. See below for mounting instructions and installation of the thermostat.
TH-102 HEATER INSTALLATION FOR THE MRK-1RK RETRO-FIT
Use the two #6 Hex
nuts to
screw the TH-102 Heater into place as shown in diagram above. The 24VAC is connected to the terminals on the
TH-102 using 18 AWG twisted pair wire.
TAS 2000 MRK-1RK RETRO-FIT LOBBY WIRING
The TAS 2000 MRK-1RK Retro-fit lobby panel is wired in the same manner as the TAS 2000 Slim Line. To wire the
retro-fit model use the information given in the following diagrams. The retro-fit lobby board and the slim line lobby
board have the same layout. All other wiring, i.e. to the NSL Units, is as shown in this manual in the appropriate
section.
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