Conflict between Maestro Rr and Remote / Auto Start (DBALL) - Who has them working together

Hi -

I am about to go forward with a idatalink Maestro / Pioneer headunit upgrade in my 2017 Tacoma. I have the 12voltsolutions 3x lock auto start already installed which is based in a Directed Electronics DBALL module.

There are reports of the auto start not working after Maestro install because there is a conflict between the two for OBD2 data. The DBALL lacks a GWR or status output which could be used to disable the Maestro during starting of the engine.

Has anyone successfully resolved this? From what I read DEI has stopped any support for anyone but authorized dealers making it difficult to resolve this.

I was wondering if a time delay relay would solve the issue. This would delay power to the Maestro unit by a configurable number of seconds to allow the truck to start. Seems that 10 seconds would do the trick.this would require opening the harness to the Maestro unit and interrupting the power wire to the unit with the timer relay.

Any input is appreciated.

 

I have a maestroRR and a

$60 DBALL2 Databus All Combo Bypass Module

DBALL2 in my 2017 with zero issues

 

Destin_meeks Is the DBALL 2 working in Remote Start Ready mode (3 lock press) or is the a remote start involved as well? What headunit are you running?

Just trying to do my research upfront so I don’t hit a snag on install.

 

I have it setup for 3x lock and have a SmartStart Module installed. I have the Pioneer w8400 flagship from a few years ago.

 

I have a 2010 with a Kenwood HU, Maestro RR and the Accessorides Remote start working fine. I have their remotes that i use to start it vs the OEM remotes

 

I’ve came across this many times. The solution I found was going into the radios maestro setting and setting the Obd communication from all the time to on demand

 

I actually had to do that when I installed my ShiftSense Pro V2. It and the pioneer couldn’t use the same can bus together. But never had issues of just the dball and radio