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Feature: Directed Electronics XpressKit DBALL2 Databus All Combo Bypass Module
- Databus All Combo Bypass and Door Lock Module
- Covers over 95% of cars on the road today
- Supports legacy systems like VATS and PASSLOCK
- Supports doorlocks and override on cars like Toyota with pushstart ignition systems and Chrysler with electronic ignition
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Directed Electronics XpressKit DBALL2 Databus All Combo Bypass Module Reviews
| 61 of 69 people found the following review helpful  Product works (with one VERY annoying issue)...Directed CS still sucky, This review is from: Directed Electronics XpressKit DBALL2 Databus All Combo Bypass Module (Wireless Phone Accessory) I am a former professional installer and a current E/E engineer for 20 years. I worked with Directed for 5 years and their products I have worked with since 1989.Now take this from me (again, 25 years with Directed service and products): Directed as a company does not care. They are just like Palm Inc was before Apple made the iPhone. Directed has the market and they will not care until and unless someone else that cares and can take market from Directed comes along. Then they will only care about keeping their market by pretending to care about the customer. No matter but they marginally care about fixing bugs (this is the difference between Apple and the rest: they fix their bugs...may not listen to customers about wanted features but they do fix their bugs). I have DBALL2 and discovered a software bug (I have an email from Directed that admits it is a software bug...I will describe it at the bottom of this review). They sent me a hardware solution (via their... Read more 8 of 9 people found the following review helpful  pair this with any of the newer Viper remote starters, Verified Purchase This review is from: Directed Electronics XpressKit DBALL2 Databus All Combo Bypass Module (Wireless Phone Accessory) This worked great with my Viper 5204V. Install was a breeze according to my installer. Best price I found was Amazon. 9 of 11 people found the following review helpful  Warning - 3X Lock Start feature (RSR) no longer supports factory remote start as of 10/1/2014, By MG (Minnesota, USA) - See all my reviews Verified Purchase This review is from: Directed Electronics XpressKit DBALL2 Databus All Combo Bypass Module (Wireless Phone Accessory) Purchase Dec. 2013 and all worked great factory RSR 3X factory remote starting - awesome product even bought the Xloader2 for additional installs. Now it appears Xpresskits no longer wants these to use the factory remote for 3X starting. When you go to the website for firmware programming you encounter this message.3X Lock Start Feature As of October 1st, RSR firmware no longer supports the 3X Lock Start feature using your factory remote. However, it will remain supported on the Directed Digital Solutions (4X10/5X10), which offer better coverage. DBALL and DBALL2 will continue to support RSR and RXT functionalities through Directed RF kits and SmartStart, but will no longer offer 3X Lock Start capability. If you need to service your installation, please refer to Technical bulletin 116. So sad to see this as they had a great product. Now we will need to find another 3x remote start solution for the factory remote. WHY did they... Read more |
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Product Description
Databus All Combo Bypass / Door Lock Module, Remote start/security integration module, Requires splicing into vehicle's factory wiring (generally 2-6 connections), Covers over 95% of cars on the road today, Smart Start Compatible, Supports legacy systems like VATS and PASSLOCK, Supports doorlocks and override on cars like Toyota with pushstart ignition systems and Chrysler with electronic ignition
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