viper 4706 and DBALL2 in 2015 Highlander
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Printed Date: May 02, 2024 at 12:11 AM
Topic: viper 4706 and DBALL2 in 2015 Highlander
Posted By: ghanshyam_cna
Subject: viper 4706 and DBALL2 in 2015 Highlander
Date Posted: May 16, 2017 at 3:19 PM
As per instruction it tells me to connect Ignition status output from DBALL2 to Ignition Input/output. Can someone tell me which wire I should connect.
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Posted By: kreg357
Date Posted: May 16, 2017 at 6:17 PM
That would be the thick Pink wire at Pin 8 on the 8 Pin main ignition harness. You would also need to connect the 4706 thick Red wire at Pin 4 on the same harness to +12V constant.
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Posted By: ghanshyam_cna
Date Posted: May 17, 2017 at 3:01 PM
I am suppose to get Red light when I connect DBALL2 D2D wire. It's just flashing Red, Green, Orange.
I have below connection made
DBALL2 connector
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Red Connector -->
Pin2- Green/Black -->PTS pin 5
pin4-Red/Black --> Pin 2on White 30-pin connector
pin7-Ignition Status gray/Black --> Remote started 4706 Pink wire on 8-pin connector (Ignition Input/output 1)
pin12Blue/Red (Lock) --> Pin 29 on White 30-pin connector
Blue Connector
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Pin 3-Tan/Black --> can High
Pin 4-Tan --> can low
pin 8-Yellow --> autolight
pin 9-orange/yellow--> autolight
pin 11-yellow/Red ( ground)
pin 12-Brown/Red -->Sterring connector Pin 4
Pin 12-Red --> 12V
Remote starter
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8-pin connector
Red/Black --> 12V
RED --> 12V
Red/White --> 12V
6Pin connector
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RED --> 12V
BLACK --> Ground
24 pin connector
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pin 13 Black/white --> ground
Posted By: kreg357
Date Posted: May 17, 2017 at 5:17 PM
We are lacking a bit of information. I'm guessing the Highlander has the Smartkey system from your original
question. That led me to the DB-ALL2 TL8 firmware and the Type 3 install diagram. The first bit of info
needed is did you flash the DB-ALL2 with the 402.TL8 Ver 2.13 firmware? The DB-ALL2 module is very
flexible and can be flashed with many different firmware to support a wide variety of vehicles. Your Highlander
needs the correct firmware loaded onto the DB-ALL2. I'm not a DB-ALL user but think I remember that
that light sequence means the DB-ALL2 has not been flashed yet. Hopefully a DB-ALL user can provide
more assistance.
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Posted By: ghanshyam_cna
Date Posted: May 17, 2017 at 7:39 PM
it does say it flashed successfully when I do it through their website. It's 2015 Highlander. Firmware version used is 402.TL8 2.13. I used Type 3 installation.
Posted By: ghanshyam_cna
Date Posted: May 17, 2017 at 7:41 PM
sorry, It is with Smart key
Posted By: kreg357
Date Posted: May 18, 2017 at 6:26 AM
OK. Smartkey with the correct firmware. Only two thing come to mind. Verify your CAN connections. Make sure your got the correct wires, that they aren't swapped and are properly soldered. Next try a DB-ALL2 Module Reset. Other than that, not sure. I use iDAtalink modules on those vehicles and the wiring is different. But they always work...  ------------- Soldering is fun!
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