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One of the devices has gone into tamper, and now restored. Should tell u which device in the logs

It's in the installation manual rather than the programming manual

Yes new contact should sort it

When you are programming the code in the manager area, when going through the options you will set which areas the user has access to. So select C only

Yes I would probably use a seperate code assigned to c only. Then set your keyfob to set/unset a and b only

Set more than one area at once

Need to disable 'level set'

Not without ladders. SAB cable is for the external bell

U will select the areas for each zone in the 'change Inputs' menu.

Also set your timers, exit mode and volume settings accordingly for area D

Strange how it only happened when u changed the battery. Have u walk tested the other devices to make sure they are communicating OK?

Yes that sounds good. Did u take the device to the panel location and check the signal ? You will also need to recalibrate the shock sensor if you can get it learned back on. Arrow on inertia barrel should be pointing upwards and 1 click negative before u do this.

Are the 2 wire links fitted on the terminals at the end ?

It looks like it could be a shock/magnetic contact combined sensor, on whoch case the red would indicate the shock sensor. This doesn't help with the tamper fault though. Can u post a picture of the pcb?

The red light signifys that the reed switch is open. If u put it next to the magnet it should go green. Can the fault on the keypad be reset when both tamper switches pressed?

If zones are ommittable u can omit them first in app or manager menu and the tamper alarms won't activate

May require an engineer reset depending on how the programming was left. U wont know until u try

It is retained in the non-volatile memory

Soon you will get fibre and it will have all been for nothing

U tried BnM's lol