Viper 4806v w/DBALL2 programming fault

Hello esteemed members. I'm beating my head over the install of a Viper 4806v and DBALL2 on a 2010 Toyota Tundra G Key. I've installed everything according to the DBALL instruction sheet. I've double checked the wiring according to the Type 2 connections specified. All of the solid black connection and not the dotted blue. The RS module is functional and the remotes were pre-programmed. I can lock and unlock the vehicle with the viper remotes. What I can't do is start my truck with the key nor will the DBALL2 program. I can soft reset it to solid red, activate the CAN bus to flashing orange, and insert my key to a quick off and then solid orange. When I turn the key to ignition on. The DBALL2 never goes to flashing green that indicates it is programming. I've verified the connections to the transponder harness they are correct and soldiered solid. So what am I missing that Directed failed to include in their wiring diagrams. Oh, I also did flash the DBALL with the correct TL5 firmware for my vehicle. Also, as an aside does anyone know how to get the Viper 4806v into programing mode? The button on the control/antenna doesn't seem to do anything. Using the instructions of inserting key turning ign on then off. Press 1 sec, release, press and hold 5 sec does nothing. I need to take the viper out of manual transmission mode and don't have a bitwriter to do it and don't plan to buy one just for this task. Can it be done with one of the remotes or a jumper connection? Thanks in advance to everyone for your wise experience.

Entering programming:
Ignition ON the OFF.
Press and HOLD the button on antenna until the horn chirps,(1,2, or 3 times) for which menu you want. Menu 1, Menu 2, Menu 3,

Release the button, then PRESS and RELEASE the button the number of times for the item within that menu you want to change.
Example: You want Item #4 Press and Release the button 4 times.
Then PRESS and HOLD the button.

Using the remote, press the lock OR unlock button. This will change the setting of your selection one item at a time, with a confirming horn chirp.
Example: Option #3 of a particular Item is selected, the horn will honk three times.

So, in your case. Changing to Automatic. Menu #3, Item #1, Option #2.
Ignition ON the OFF.
Press and HOLD the button. One horn honk, then two horn honk, then three horn honks. Release the button.
Press and Release ONE time, then press and HOLD. Use the remote lock or unlock button to cycle through the options.
You should get a horn honk for each of the options. Either on honk or two. More than that, you are in the wrong Menu, Item, Option.

It may take you a number of tries to get this procedure. It can be tricky for timing and button presses, but it can be done.

As for the DBALL issue. Maybe list all of your wire connections from the Viper, DBALL to what on the Toyota. Maybe other forum members can see a issue.

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Thanks Smokeman1, I didn't hook up the horn wire because wanted it to use the built in OEM alarm chirp instead. It isn't doing that either so I'll hook up the Viper to the horn wire and give it a shot.

I saw another thread on the DBALL2 that talks about how flaky they can be. The poster said to flash the module a couple of times. Does anyone know if a bad flash could be the issue with the module not programming to the transponder?

Tried reflashing, it didn't work. Now the diagram shows connecting to the transponder via the connector in the steering column. Would it be better to connect to the passenger kick panel?

Use the connector at the steering column.
As I requested earlier to post a listing of ALL your wire connections from the Viper to what(and where) on the Tundra

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I assume by your comment that you connected all of the black wires not the blue dotted ones you are using everything in D2D mode?

I've had issues with the dball not getting enough power to programming or function completely. With that said I always connect the 12 volt and ground wire for the bypass even know I use D2D for everything else.

I normally do not hook up the horn either, I find it annoying. Just watch the light on the antenna.

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Sorry Smokeman1, I missed that part in your post. Thank you for the reminder. Here is my list of wiring:

Viper 4806v
Main Harness, 6-Pin Connector
H/1 - Red -> Dash fuse box. 12v 10ga Main Bus power
H/2 - Black -> Grounded to body.
H/3 - Brown -> Purple wire, Dash fuse box, white 24 pin plug, Pin 1.

Door Lock, 3-pin Connector
DL/1 - Blue -> Pink wire, driver kick, blue 17 pin plug, pin 16
DL/3 - Green -> Lt Blue wire, driver kick, blue 17 pin plug, pin 14

Remote Start, 8-Pin Connector
RS/1 - RED / Black -> Dash fuse box. 12v 10ga Main Bus power
RS/3 - Pink/White -> Lt Green wire, ignition switch, white 8 pin plug, pin 1
RS/4 - Red -> Blue wire, ignition switch, white 8 pin plug, pin 5
RS/5 - Violet -> Green wire, ignition switch, white pin plug, pin 7
RS/6 - Orange -> Grey wire, ignition switch, white 8 pin plug, pin 2
RS/7 - RED / White -> Dash fuse box. 12v 10ga Main Bus power
RS/8 - Pink -> Black wire, ignition switch, white 8 pin plug, pin 6

Xpresskit DBALL2
Black 10-pin Connector
Blk/6 - BLACK/ White -> Lt Green, Body ECU, Dash Fuse Box, white 10 pin plug, pin 5

Blue 14-pin Connector
Blu/2 - Violet / YELLOW -> Blue wire, transponder key amp on ign switch, black 7 pin plug, pin 5
Blu/3 - Tan/Black -> Purple wire, data link connector, white 16 pin plug, pin 6
Blu/4 - Tan -> White wire, data link connector, white 16 pin plug, pin 14
Blu/10 - ORANGE / Red -> Green wire, dash fuse box, white 24 pin plug, pin 8
Blu/11 - Yellow/Red -> Green wire, dash fuse box, white 24 pin plug, pin 8

Red 12-Pin Connector
R/2 - GREEN/ Black -> Lt Green wire, Body ECU, Dash Fuse Box, white 10 pin plug, pin 5
R/10 - Yellow/Black -> Tan/Biege wire, data link connector, white 16 pin plug, pin 7
R/11 - ORANGE / Black -> Lt Green wire, transponder key amp on ign switch, black 7 pin plug, pin 4