Interface board limitations?

As an “only one foot in” smart home user, I’m looking at the Konnected interface kit to smarten up our existing dumb alarm (which works well and robustly) - the main reason for the alarm to continue to work without HA or WiFi while allowing users to arm it classically (on that note I see that Konnected replacement now has an offline mode - congrats!).

The list of smart requirements are as follows, and I’d like to check how much of this the interface system provides (some are obvious, and others can be worked around):

Sensors:

  • alarm status
  • specific zone tripped
  • specific PIR tripped
  • alarm triggered

Actions:

  • set/unset alarm
  • trip alarm (eg panic)
  • trip existing zone (eg to add further sensors to a zone)

The existing alarm does have a key switch, and the engineering code is available to set this up. But some of the the others I can’t quite figure out.

Also am I correct in that if the above can be done then only 4 zones remain in the initial board?