Update Alert: Firmware updates are postedthe web on a regular basis. We recommendon
that you check for firmware and/or install guide updates prior to installing this product.
Installation Guide
The6 firmware for2 is an all-in-one door lock and override module compatible withTLDBALLspecific
Toyota and Lexus vehicles.
This module can only be flashed and configured using Xpressat www.directechs.com orVIP
using the Directechs Mobile application for smartphones. Refer to
section23on page
WARNING
- No takeover feature is available.
- To remote start the engine, the hood, hatch, and all doors must be closed.
for more information.
Important:
This guide is compatible with thefirmware.TL6version 1.36 and higher
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Type 7........................................ ....................................................................................................................................
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Module Reset & Hard Reset..........................................................................................................................................
LED Diagnostics..................................................................................................................& Troubleshooting. ..........
Camry(SmartKey) 664444 • • • • • • • D D ••••D•D••
CamryHybrid664444 • • • • • • • D D ••••D•D••
Corolla(SmartKey) 6555• • • • • • • D D ••••D•D••
Priusc(SmartKey)444•••••••DD••••D•D••
RAV4(SmartKey) 66444• • • • • • • D D ••••D•D••
RAV4Hybrid 77•••••••DD••••D•D••
Note s:
• Key les s and Smart Key will remain functional during remote start.
* By default, the tach is set to 1000 rpm on hybrid vehicles.
Legend:
PK: Transponder & Immobilizer Override
D: Data-to-Data (D2D) only
DL: OE Door Lock & Alarm Controls• : D2D & W ire-to-Wire (W 2W)
FOB: Sync CAN Interface w/ FOB Remote
RS: Remot e St art & Engine Controls
SS: Integrated Securit y & Monitoring
ST: Funct ion/Feature Status
If the vehicle is already equipped wit h an OE M remot e s tarter, t he inst aller must
disc onnect it before ins talling t he DBALL otherwise it will not program. See how to
know if t he vehicle is equipped with an OEM Remote starter on the nex t page.
Firmware TL6:
Rev.: 20 708115
Page 2
Vehicle Application Guide
The following table lists the vehicles and features which are compatible with this product. The number assigned to each year
allows you to determine which installation type should be used for your vehicle.
How to Know if the Vehicle is Equipped with anRemote StarterOEM
Rev.: 20 708115
Page 3
1- An “”ENGINE STARTER
sticker should be on the remote.
2- Remote start theremote starter:OEM
Press the remote control’s lock button twice within 2 seconds,
then press and hold the lock button for 3 seconds.
The parking lights flash after 3 seconds. The engine starts and
the parking lights flash repeatedly for 20 seconds.
Press & Hold
x2&
ENGINE
STARTER
ImportantRemote Starter InformationOEM
If the vehicle is equipped with a physical add-on Lexus/Toyota OEM Remote Starter:
The factory remote starter must be permanently disconnected before programming the Directed interface as both
modules cannot coexist. See locating the OEM Remote Start on.the next page
for 3 seconds
If the vehicle is equipped with a BCM enabled Lexus/Toyota OEM Remote Starter:
The vehicle does not have a physical remote starter and only one module can be programed at a time. In this case
temporally disable the OEM remote start system using the following process:
1.Remove the fuse powering the OEM Remote Starter.
See locating the fuse powering the OEM Remote Starter on.the next page
2.Perform a module reset, see.«» sectionModule Reset
3.Perform the Module Programming steps., see «» sectionModule Programming
After progra ming is successful replace the fuse powering the OEM Remote Starter.m
HS CAN HighBlue6DataLocated at OBDII.Black16
HS CAN LowWhite14DataLocated at OBDII.Black16
BTXBlue25DataMiddle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.White30
BRXRed26DataMiddle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.W hite30
AutolightGreen 28CutMiddle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.W hite30
12VBlue16(+)Located at OBDII.Black16
Parking Lights W hite 30(-)Middle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.W hite30
PTSViolet30(-)Top connector Certification ECU behind glove box.White30
SLPPink4(-)Steering Lock under steering column.Black7
LockRed11(-)Middle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.White30
UnlockGray24(-)Middle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.W hite30
Trunk Release Red5(-)Body ECU on dash fuse box.White28
HS CAN HighPink or W hite14DataMiddle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.W hite30
HS CAN LowViolet13DataMiddle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.White30
BTXBlack25DataMiddle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.W hite30
BRXWhite or Green 26DataMiddle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.White30
AutolightRed28CutMiddle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.White30
12VYellow16(+)Located at OBDII.Black16
LockGray16(-)Driver Door Module.White24
UnlockViolet24(-)Driver Door Module.W hite24
Parking Lights Black30(-)Middle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.White30
PTSGreen1(-)Push-to-Start Switch.Black10
SLPBlue4(-)Steering Lock under steering column.Black7
Trunk Release Yellow8(-)Body ECU on dash fuse box.White28
HS CAN HighPink or W hite14DataMiddle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.W hite30
HS CAN LowViolet13DataMiddle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.White30
BTXBlack25DataMiddle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.W hite30
BRXWhite or Green 26DataMiddle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.White30
AutolightRed28CutMiddle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.White30
12VYellow16(+)Located at OBDII.Black16
LockGray16(-)Driver Door Module.White24
UnlockViolet24(-)Driver Door Module.W hite24
Parking Lights Black30(-)Middle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.White30
PTSGreen1(-)Push-to-Start Switch.Black10
SLPBlue4(-)Steering Lock under steering column.Black7
Trunk Release Yellow8(-)Body ECU on dash fuse box.White28
HS CAN HighBlue6DataLocated at OBDII.Black16
HS CAN LowWhite14DataLocated at OBDII.Black16
BTXBlue25DataMiddle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.White30
BRXRed26DataMiddle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.W hite30
AutolightGreen28CutMiddle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.W hite30
12VBlue16(+)Located at OBDII.Black16
LockRed11(-)Middle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.W hite30
UnlockGray24(-)Middle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.W hite30
Parking LightsW hite30(-)Middle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.W hite30
PTSViolet17(-)Power Management ECU left of dash fuse box.Gray31
SLPPink4(-)Steering Lock under steering column.Black7
Trunk Release Red5(-)Bottom connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.White28
HS CAN High Blue6Data Located at OBDII.White 16
HS CAN Low W hite14DataLocated at OBDII.W hite 16
BTX
Brown25Data Body ECU on dash fuse box.W hite 30
BRX
Lt. Green26DataBody ECU on dash fuse box.White 30
AutolightTan28CutBody ECU on dash fuse box.W hite 30
12VRed16(+)Located at OBDII.White 16
Parking Lights Red30(-)Body ECU on dash fuse box.W hite 30
PTSViolet1(-)Push-to-Start Switch.Black10
SLPGreen4(-)Steering Lock under steering column. Black7
HS CAN High Blue6Data Located at OBDII.White 16
HS CAN Low W hite14Data Located at OBDII.White 16
BTX
Brown25Data Body ECU on dash fuse box.W hite 30
BRX
Lt. Green26DataBody ECU on dash fuse box.White 30
AutolightTan28CutBody ECU on dash fuse box.W hite 30
12VRed16(+)Located at OBDII.White 16
Parking Lights Red30(-)Body ECU on dash fuse box.W hite 30
PTSViolet1(-)Push-to-Start Switch.Black10
SLPGreen4(-)Steering Lock under steering column. Black7
HS CAN High Blue6Data Located at OBDII.White 16
HS CAN Low W hite14Data Located at OBDII.White 16
BTX
Green25Data Body ECU on dash fuse box.W hite 30
BRX
Red26Data Body ECU on dash fuse box.W hite 30
AutolightGreen28CutBody ECU on dash fuse box.W hite 30
12VRed16(+)Located at OBDII.White 16
Parking Lights White or Black 30(-)Body ECU on dash fuse box.White 30
PTSViolet1(-)Push-to-Start Switch.Black10
SLPPink4(-)Steering Lock under steering column. Black7
HS CAN HighBlue6DataLocated at OBDII.White16
HS CAN LowW hite14DataLocated at OBDII.White16
BTXGreen25DataBody ECU on das h fuse box.Whit e30
BRXRed26DataBody ECU on dash fuse box.W hite30
AutolightGreen28CutBody ECU on das h fuse box.Whit e30
12VRed16(+)Located at OBDII.White16
Parking LightsWhite or Black30(-)Body ECU on das h fuse box.Whit e30
PTSViolet1(-)Push-to-Start Switch.Black10
SLPRed4(-)Steering Loc k under steering c olumn.Black7
HS CAN HighGray6DataLocated at OBDII.White16
HS CAN LowW hite14DataLocated at OBDII.White16
BTXBlac k25DataBody ECU on das h fuse box.Whit e30
BRXRed26DataBody ECU on dash fuse box.W hite30
AutolightRed28CutBody ECU on dash fuse box.White30
12VLt. Blue16(+)Located at OBDII.White16
Parking LightsLt. Blue30(-)Body ECU on das h fuse box.White30
PTSLt. Blue1(-)Push-to-Start Switch.White10
SLPPink4(-)Steering Lock under steering column.Black7
HS CAN HighBlack6DataLocated at OBDII.Black16
HS CAN LowWhite14DataLocated at OBDII.Black16
BTXBlue25DataBody ECU on dash fuse box.White30
BRXRed26DataBody ECU on dash fuse box.White30
AutolightGreen28CutBody ECU on dash fuse box.White30
12VBlue16(+)Located at OBDII.Black16
Parking LightsWhite30(-)Body ECU on dash fuse box.White30
PTSDk. Green1(-)Push-to-Start Switch.Black10
SLPGreen4(-)Steering Lock under steering column.Black7
HS CAN HighRed6DataLocated at OBDII.White16
HS CAN LowWhite14DataLocated at OBDII.W hite16
12VGreen16(+)Located at OBDII.White16
SLPGreen4(-)Steering Lock under steering column.Black7
BTXEmpty 25DataMiddle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.White30
BRXEmpty26DataMiddle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.White30
Parking Lights W hite30(-)Middle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.W hite30
AutolightViolet28cutMiddle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.White30
PTSBlack1(-)Push-to-Start Switch.Black10
HS CAN 1 High Red14DataMiddle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.White30
HS CAN 1 Low Gray or W hite13DataMiddle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.White30
HS CAN 2 High Red9DataBottom 28 pin connector of ECU.White28
HS CAN 2 Low Gray10DataBottom 28 pin connector of ECU.White28
BTXBlack25DataMiddle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.White30
BRXGreen or W hite 26DataMiddle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.White30
AutolightRed28CutMiddle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.White30
12VBlack or White16(+)Located at OBDII.Black16
Parking LightsBlack30(-)Middle connector Body ECU on dash fuse box.White30
PTSGreen1(-)
Push-to-Start Switch.Black10
SLPBlue4(-)
Steering Lock under steering column.Black7
Trunk ReleaseYellow8(-)Bottom 28 pin connector of ECU.White28
Refer to theDiagnostics section for more information and for troubleshooting purposes.LED
Important
Make all the required connections to the vehicle, as described in the wiring diagram(s) found in this guide, and double check to
ensure everything is correct prior to moving onto the next step.
Warning! To take advantage of advanced features, you must use Xpress4.5 (and higher) or the Directechs Mobile app.VIP
Flashing a module using your computer:
1. Connect the interface module to your computer using the
XKLoader2.
2. Go to www.directechs.com using Internet Explorer, and
select thebutton.Flash Module
3. Follow the instructions to select your vehicle, installation
type, and configure your options.
4. Once you have configured the firmware options, click on the
FLASH button.
When the flashing operation is successful, you can proceed with the programming instructions below.
Flashing a module using your smartphone or tablet
1. Connect the interface module to youroader3.XKL
2. Launch the Directechs Mobile app on your smartphone or
tablet.
3. Selectand follow the on screenFLASH YOUR MODULE
instructions.
Page 23
D2D Installation
If required for your installation, connect the 10-pin, 12-pin and 14-pin harnesses to
the module, then connect the 4-pin D2D harness.
OR
W W Installation2
If required for your installation, connect the 10-pin and 12-pin harnesses to the
module, then connect the 14-pin harness to the module.
1
2
3
4
Wait until the LED turnssolid red.ON
Wait 4 seconds before turning the ignition ON.
ThetheisLEDOEMflashes orange ifremote starterdetected.
()See page 3 for more information .
Press the ush-to- tartbuttonto turn the ignitionPS()PTStwice
ONLEDON. The greenturnsfor 3 seconds and shuts.OFF
If theflashes orange,programming button 5.LEDpress thetimes
Theturns solid orange for 3 seconds: the programming is done.LED
Otherwise proceed to the next step.
4
th
1
1
ENGINE
START
STOP
D2D
st
D2D
st
10-pin
10-pin
PUSH 2X
Flashes
14-pin
12-pin
rd
3
nd
2
14-pin
12-pin
rd
3
nd
2
Flashes
&&
Solid x3 SecsOff
&&
Solid x3 sec.Press x5
Solid
5
Press thebuttonmore to turn the ignition.PTSOFFonce
You have successfully completed the module programming sequence.
A module reset will only erase programming performed in the previous steps. All settings (firmware) and settings flashed
to the module using the web config tool will not be affected.
D2D Installation
If required for your installation, c,&onnect the 10-pin 12-pin
14-pin harnesses to the module Presshold the.and
p, then connect the 4-pin D2D harness.rogramming button
D2D
10-pin
th
5
st
1
rd
3
14-pin
12-pin
nd
2
th
4
OR
1
2
Hard Reset
Warning gainst xecuting a Hard Reset!AE
A hard reset will revert the flashed firmware back to its default settings. Depending on the installation, some settings
(such asand D2D options) may have to be reconfigured. See thesection of this guide.RFTDFeature & Option List
W2W Installation
If required for your installation, connect the 10-pin & 12-pin
harnesses to the module Presshold the rogramming.andp
button, then connect the 14-pin harness to the module.
Wait 3 seconds until theorange then release theLED turnssolidON
pThethen turnssolid red.rogramming button.LEDON
D2D Installation
If required for your installation, c,&onnect the 10-pin 12-pin
14-pin harnesses to the module Presshold the.and
p, then connect the 4-pin D2D harness.rogramming button
D2D
10-pin
st
1
th
4
14-pin
12-pin
nd
2
rd
3
&&
rd
3
Release
nd
2
4
14-pin
th
12-pin
SolidSolid
D2D
10-pin
th
5
st
1
1
2
3
OR
W2W Installation
If required for your installation, connect the 10-pin & 12-pin
harnesses to the module Presshold the rogramming.andp
button, then connect the 14-pin harness to the module.
Wait 3 seconds until theorangeaitLED turnssolid, and w10 more secondsON
until theandLED starts to flash orangered.
Release the programming button. Theturnssolid red.LEDON
1. No RF Output*Module is connec ted to a remote s tarter us ing a s tandard installation.
2. RFTD OutputModule is connec ted to an XL202 using an RS R or RXT ins tallation (when available).
3. SmartStartModule is connected to Sm artStart using an RSR or RXT installation (when available).
1. Driver priority*Unlocks only the driver door on first press and unlock s all doors on a second press within 5 s econds .
2. AllUnloc ks all doors on first press.
RF Output1
Unlock Driver Priority2
Firmware TL6:
Rev.: 20 708115
Page 25
Feature and Option List
It is recommended to configure allfeatures and options listed belowthetheusingconfiguration tool found on the module
flashing page on www.directechs.com. The web offers more options; however, manual configuration of the features is
possible using the information on this page.
Feature Programming
To enter feature programming routine
Changing feature options
Accessing another feature
When the maximum number of features or options is reached, thewill start flashing again from the first feature or option.LED
Theto indicate the feature number is 1. After a short delay, theflashesrapidly to indicateLEDLEDwill flash green once slowlyred
the current option of feature 1.repeat(i.e. 1x green followed by 1x red indicates feature 1 is set to option 1) The flashing sequence will
until.a new command is entered
-
Press thearm ordisarm button on aftermarket transmitter to change the option of the selected feature.lock/unlock/
-
Theflashesrapidly the number of times equal to the current option number. After a short delay, theflashes green slowlyLEDLEDred
the number of times to indicate the current feature.repeat until.The flashing sequence willa new command is entered
-
Press and release the programming button a number of times to advance from the current feature to the next desired feature.
-
Theflashes green slowly the number of times equal to the feature number. After a short delay, theflashes red rapidly toLEDLED
indicate the current option of the current feature.repeat until.The flashing sequence willa new command is entered
-
Other features can be programmed.
-
The feature programming can be exited.
-
No activity for 30 seconds; after 30 seconds, thewill turnorange for 2 seconds to confirm the end of the programmingLEDON
sequence.
OR
-
Press andthe programming button for 3 seconds. After 3 seconds, thewill turnorange for 2 seconds to confirm theHOLDLEDON
end of the programming sequence.
Make sure the D2D harness is connected or that the 12
Volt is present between the red and black wires. If the
12 Volt is present, the module may be defective.
Waiting t o begin the programming s equence.
Ensure the c orrect programming procedure is being
followed.
Initialization failed.
Reset the module and complete the programming again.
If the issue persists, please contact Technical Support.
Transponder functions were skipped.
(If compatible) when RXT mode is not desired or
convenience features are needed, please reset and
reprogram the module.
All required CAN networks has been detected.Normal operation.
1 of 2 CAN networks has been detected.Normal operation
Key2GO initiated.
Pleas e follow the s teps indicated in “Module
programming” to complete the Key2GO programming.
Module was successfully programmed with all funct ions . Normal operation
Module was successfully programmed without
transponder functions.
Normal operation.
CAN2 not detected.
Check the CAN2 Orange/Green and Orange/Brown wire
connections. Wake up the data bus by turning the
ignition on and try again. If your installation does not
require this connec tion, skip this step by pressing the
programming button 5 times.
J1850 not detect ed.
Check the J1850 wire connection. Wake up the data bus
by turning the ignition on and try again.
CAN1 not detected.
Check the CAN1 Tan and Tan/Blac k wire connections.
Wake up the data bus by t urning the ignition on and try
again. If your installation does not require this
connection, skip this step by pressing the programming
button 5 times.
Bypass data not detected.
Check the bypass line connection. If more than one wire
is used, make sure they are not inverted. Ensure the
vehic le still operates correctly using the factory key .
Bypas s processing error.
The bypass calculation failed. Reset the module and try
again. If the condition persists, please contact Technical
Support.
ISO 1 not detected.
The Yellow/Black wire did not detect the expected
signal. Refer to "Installation (wiring diagrams & vehicle
wiring reference charts )" to c heck the connections.
ISO 2 not detected.
The Orange/Black wire did not detect the expected
signal. Refer to "Installation (wiring diagrams & vehicle
wiring reference charts )" to c heck the connections.
MUX not detected.
The Violet/Green or Violet/Brown wire did not detect the
expected voltage value. Refer to "Installation (wiring
diagrams & vehicle wiring reference charts)" to c heck
the connections.
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This Interface kit / Data Bus Interface part has been tested on the listed vehicles. Other vehicles will be added to the select
vehicle list upon completion of compatibility testing.Visit website for latest vehicleapplication guide.: Under noDISCLAIMER
circumstances shall the manufacturer or the distributors of the bypass kit / data bus interface part(s) be held liable for any
consequential damages sustained in connection with the part(s) installation. The manufacturer and it’s distributors will not, nor
will they authorize any representative or any other individual to assume obligation or liability in relation to the interface kit / data
bus interface part(s) other than its replacement. N.B.: Under no circumstances shall the manufacturer and distributors of this
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any representative or other person to assume for it any obligation or liability other than the replacement of this product only.
Stop the vehicle in a safe parking spot
andthe gear in Park (P).put
Press
remote start
*button
* Your aftermarket remote may differ from the model shown in the illustrations.
Stop & put vehicle in Park (P)
P
&
E vehicle withxit
Smart Key
Pit Stop Mode
TheMode feature is practical when you need to stop and run an errand,Pit Stop
but wish to keep the engine running.
Note:lockWe recommend that you alwaysthe doors
of your vehicle when leaving it unattended.
It is now safe totheleaveexitengine running andthe
vehicle with the Smart Key in hand.
Press the button to remote start the vehicle.*
The parking lights will flash once to indicate the
vehicle is now in Pit Stop mode.
Note: There is no vehicle takeover in this firmware. The vehicle will
shut down as soon as a door is opened.
HOLD
Button(s)
Actions
Press & hold for 1 s econd to loc k.
Press & hold for 1 s econd to unloc k.
Press & hold for 1 s econd to remote
start.
Press & hold for 5 s econds to activate
the trunk release (optional).
Pressonce, thento activate the
right sliding door.
Press3 times, thento activate
the left sliding door.
Pressonce, thento reset the
remote starter runtime.
List of Available Commands
x1 +
x3 +
x1 +
Note that the information below is for Viper, Clifford and Python models. Icons and
commands may differ depending on the remote brand and model purchased. Refer
to your authorized installation center for more information.
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