@smtackett13 Hi bro. I would like to help you but soory for that I did not get your point, what is your trouble?

My CR-10S, with a v2.2 board, does not recognize the signal from the BL Touch 3.1 sensor.  I have tried the current firmware, but it does not help. 

Hi @smtackett13.  I also have BLTouch V3.1 and my board is a V2.2.  I don't know if this will help but I have a CR-10 S4 and I loaded my firmware from my PC to the Printer with the USB cable using the Creality Slicer software.  I went to the download page and found my printer to download my firmware ( https://www.creality.com/download/) and I also had help from another member to get mine working as Marlin is new to me. 

My big issue was when I plugged the USB cable into the PC, the PC didn't recognize the 3D printer and in my Device Manager settings, it showed "Other devices - FT232R USB UART".  I had to download the driver so Windows would recognize the 3D printer.  This would add the COM port and I could upload the firmware to the printer.

I hope this helps in some way.

@smtackett13 Have you installed the BL Touch correctly? Normally, it will works if you install it in the right way and flashed the right firmware.

SOLVED---  Thanks everyone for your input and after thinking it was a firmware issue, I found a posting that suggested switching the Z axis white and black wires.  This took care of the issue and the sensor is responding properly now.

@smtackett13 That should be a quality issue. The Z-axis white and black wires should have a direction and you can not plugin when you took the wrong direction.

The factory made these two wires in the wrong direction.

But glad to see you fixed it.

I did have the same wiring issue back in 2017.  It's the same CR10s but it was BLtouchv2.  I have to swap the black/white wire in order to get it work properly.