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Youve got 4 yesses, youre through to the next round

I would imagine that the alarm contacts on all the pirs are looped together on one cable, and the other pair will be the tamper loop. You will have to look inside the pir's

Your entry exit will need to go into a zone. Doesnt look like this konnected thing has ant tamper inputs. And looks like it only has a siren or piezo output (no speaker)

Think its to stop the bell ringing lol

If you just want a basic alarm then stick a veritas in. If you want something a bit fancier with an app then pyronix euro 76

If the keypad still doesnt work then its definately game over

With nothing else on the network

U tried only 1 keypad connected at time ?

Its had a good innings, time for a new one

Whats the button underneath for ?

That picture is of a power supply the main panel may be the one above

U will have to do a first stage reset which is detailed in the manual which will reset the codes only

U need to find the main control panel for the alarm. The first picture is the remote keypad, the second picture is your MCB. Neither of these have the fuse in that you are looking for. If its on upstairs lighting circuit u may find it in the loft.

The area output may only trigger when armed

What is the output connected to? How are you verifying that the output does not trigger, have you yested the output voltage with multimeter ?

Does the device you are triggering use the same power supply as the alarm ?

What device u trying to trigger..... have u actually tested the voltage on the OP terminal with a multi meter?

When you have switched the jumper pin for the battery over, remove the 12v supply to the bell, if it rings then you do not need to replace the battery.

This is the battery below the red arrow. The battery would only be called upon if there was a total power failure, or if set to SCB

Looks like the battery isnt turned on either... move the bottom jumper pin over to the left