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Just in case this is useful for anyone else... I got an engineer in to look at it. Apparently there would be a an error code if the issue was a fuse. He checked the backup battery and power supply in the box and all OK. That leaves a break in the wire. Unfortunately the wires are all embedded...

I can select omit zones from the menu but then it doesn't let me cycle through them to actually omit them. The vipers are on a separate zone from everything else. So it's either risk taking the panel lid off or ring an engineer? I don't have an engineer's code so might have to give in and ring...

Yeah got PIRs throughout the house on different zones. All the other zones seem OK.

They seem to be wired in a series of four. None of the four have power.

Haha. I didn't even think of that as a danger! No, no alarm when I took the cover off the viper.

Cheers for the info Mark. Really appreciate it. I can't imagine how the cables could have been damaged as they're so well protected in the walls and floor. Can I open the alarm box and replace the fuse or will this trigger a tamper alarm? Or is it time to ring an engineer?

Thanks very much for helping me out with this. Is that right?

Yeah I do

That looks bad! Nothing obvious on this one that I can see.

Hello - appreciate anyone spending a minute to read this and offer some advice. I've moved into a house with an ADT Galaxy 2-20 system (v1.10). The system seems to have developed a fault with the Viper shock sensors which won't allow me to set the alarm. When I view the status in the menu...