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That's unlikely to work given that you would need to unset the currently armed area and then re-arm Ultimately I don't think you're going to achieve the above. There is the entry shock input type which works in a similar fashion but that is used for entry doors only (page 49 in the manual)...

You can change the sensitivity but the lens and beam patterns are completely different to the quad detector.

Yes

I think the OP wanted to arm/disarm the shed independently of the house which is probably where the confusion has come from.

Nope, fairly sure you can have zones assigned one level, whether it be A B C or D.

AB isn't one group, you're specifying what individual levels a particular zone will be active in.

Yes just remove mains and battery power briefly. If you've reset the panel then the digi modem is disabled by default, so it won't show any faults even if it's still there (unless you've re-enabled it of course!)

Unless I'm misinterpreting what you've put, it sounds like you've programmed it as if it were areas, not levels. The enforcer only does level sets, and only one can be set at one time. So your example should be, AB - Downstairs detectors, inc front door entry/exit contact and Hall and Lounge...

Have you tried restarting the panel and/or module? The GSM manual shows you what the LED's mean. Middle two orange = Good signal strength. Far right green pulsing = connecting to network. They shouldn't both be on.

The PW-W PIR's aren't very sensitive to start with. Check the pulse count is set to 1, can't remember what they come out of the box set to. During a walk test, the PIR's only activate once every 10 seconds. In normal/Auto mode, it's once every 3 mins. From your original comment, when you...