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Yes

All of them

Make sure input area is set to 'any' for all zones, level set on, and b exit to timed

Take the id biscuits out and fit EOL resistors 2k2/4k7 and obviously wire each detecetor to its own input on the e76 panel

Check the wiring u may be lucky and each detector may be wired back individually to the panel. If not easiest option guna be to use what wiring you can and replace rest with wireless

I would say that that is the control panel with an onboard keypad

Or reboot the router/booster

Yes any 0v will do

0v to C, NO to eng hold off, Change outputs > endstation outputs > pgm op > engineer access (think its number 59)

Just twist the blue and yellow at the kitchen pir and wire the hall with the blue and yellow i reckon that will work. Wrt the bell does it have the tamper switch with the circle base that goes at top left or is it the old style to the bottom left of the pcb ?

I think i worded that wrong lol, with them joined together in the kitchen do u get continuity on the cable from the panel to the hall? U can actually wire each detector with 3 cores if u link 0v and com in the detector, then wire the other core to eol terminal on the panel

Have u tried joining the blue to the yellow on the kitchen wire, then check for continuity at the hall.... had a similar situation this afternoon with a hidden joint

Looks like theres a stripped blue and yellow pair in your pic which isnt twisted up with the rest of the spares....

Press c to clear before entering new manager code then press yes and exit eng

1111 is eng code, you can reset the master code in the eng menu

Default manager code is all the 2s u will need to go into manager menu to change this or to add a user code

Take the wires from the tamper and 0v terminals and cocnnect to the negative terminal of the battery as they may be mixed up at the bell end. Attach 12v supply to positive battery terminal. Thtis should soslve your issue.

Link out the bell tamaper return in the panel and see if it clears