In this article, we will learn the basics of setting up a master-slave communication between two Arduino boards using a simple serial UART communication. We will explore the Hardware and Software of the Project along with Wiring and Schematics. You will also be able to download the Code along with the Proteus Simulation files.

Understanding Master-Slave Communication

In master-slave communication between two Arduino Boards, one is the master board and another is the slave board.

The master board sends the commands to the slave board to perform a certain task and the slave board does the required operation and sends the reply to the master board.

The task can be anything to turn on an LED, to get the sensor value, or to control the speed of a motor. While the master controls the slave using the commands the slave does the rest of the computations to do the particular task.

The communication between them will be Serial UART Communication. Serial UART Communication uses three pins Rx, Tx, and GND.

In this project, Master Arduino sends commands to the Slave Arduino via Serial Tx Pin and receives the response of the Slave Arduino board using Serial Rx Pin.

The master will be sending the command 

  • To get Temperature from the Slave board.
  • To get Humidity from the Slave board.
  • To get the Analog Value Read from the A0 input connected to the Slave board.
  • To turn the LED ON/OFF based on the value of Analog Input.

After getting all the responses the Master Arduino board displays the data on the LCD.

On the other hand, the slave board receives the command and returns the response based on the command received.

A temperature and Humidity sensor, LED, and a 10K POT are connected to the slave board.

Slave Arduino boards get the temperature, Humidity, from the DHT11 temperature and humidity sensor and Analog value from the POT connected to one of the Analog Input pins of the Arduino.

Master-slave communication between two Arduino Boards wiring diagram

 

Hardware and Software Requirements

Hardware

Sr. No.Component NameQuantityRemarks
1Arduino UNO R32Revision R3
2LCD116 x 2 , to be connected to Master
3Potentiometer210 kΩ
4Resistance1220 Ω for using with LCD
5Bread-board2Full Size
6LED1Red(5mm OD)
7Resistance1100 Ω for using in series with LED
8Temperature Sensor1DHT11 Temperature And Humidity Sensor
9Power adapter 122One for each Arduino UNO
10Power adapter 5V1For Supply of Motor using L293D IC
11L293D1For controlling speed of Motor
12Ceramic Capacitor1104 pf for connection at power rails on bread-board
13Connecting WiresmultipleRequired as per breadboard connections
14DC Motor15V DC motor
15DC Fan1To be connected to Motor's rotor
16USB A to B cable1To program Arduino UNO

Software

  • Arduino IDE, Version 2.1.1 or above installed on your PC
  • DHT Sensor Library by Adafruit, Version 1.4.6 installed in Arduino IDE
  • LiquidCrystal Library by Arduino, Version 1.0.7 installed in Arduino IDE

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Simulation

Before working on the hardware let’s do the simulation of the actual working of the project in simulation software.

Simulation of the working of the project Master Slave Communication with Arduino

 

In the above simulation, we can see two Arduino boards communicating with each other via serial pins. The communication is being done via master slave protocol which will be discussed during coding.

When we change the temperature of the temperature sensor connected to the slave, it is shown in the LCD connected to the master board. Similarly, when the Humidity is changed it is parallelly updated in the LCD connected to the master board.

When the value of the Variable resistor RV1 changes, it is immediately reflected in the Speed section of the LCD connected to the Master board.

When the speed (SP) is greater than 50 then the Master board send the command to the slave board to turn on the Red LED connected to the slave board.

Hardware Overview

Here we will discuss the schematic diagram of the project.

Master-slave schematic diagram

Master Side Connection

In the above Schematic diagram, we can see a 16×2 LCD is connected to the Master Arduino Board. We will be using the LCD in 4-bit mode that is only the last 4 data lines (D4 to D7) will be used for sending command/data to the LCD. A 10K POT is connected at pin 3 on the LCD to control VEE voltage. Data pins D0 to D3 are connected to Gnd.

Sr. No.LCD Side PinArduino 1 Side/Bread-board Connection
1VSS/GND (Pin 1)Connected to Ground
2VDD/VCC (pin 2)Connected to 5V
3VEE/Vo (Pin 3)Connected to Variable pin of 10k POT to Control Contrast of LCD
4RS (Pin 4)pin 12
5R/W (pin 5)Connected to Ground
6E (Pin6)11
7D0 (pin 7)Connected to Ground
8D1 (pin 8)Connected to Ground
9D2 (pin 9)Connected to Ground
10D3 (pin 10)Connected to Ground
11D4 (pin 11)pin 9
12D5 (pin 12)pin 8
13D6 (pin 13)pin 7
14D7 (pin 14)pin 6
15LED(+)(Pin 15)Connected to VCC via 220ohm resistor
16LED(-)(Pin 16)Connected to Ground

Pin3 of the Arduino Uno is used to control the Enable pin of the L293d IC, which in turn controls the Speed of the Motor connected to the IC.

The motor is connected to the Pin 3 and Pin 6 of the L293D IC. Another way to connect the motor is to connect one pin of the Motor to Pin 3 of the L293D IC and another to the GND both ways it work.

Please note that Vcc(5V) is connected to pin 16 of the L293D H-bridge motor driver IC. The motor is driven by the supply which is connected to the Pin 8 of the driver IC. Currently, we are using an external power adapter to supply power to the Motor. 

Note

Do not use power from the Arduino board because when the Speed of the Motor increases, it draws a higher current which leads to the reset of Arduino UNO.

Sr. No.L293D Pin NameConnected To
1Enable 1Pin 3 of Arduino 1
2Input 1Connected to 5V
3Output 1Connected to Motor
4GndConnected to Ground
5GndConnected to Ground
6Output 2Connected to Motor or It can be N/C
7Input 2Connected to Ground
8Motor SupplyConnected to 5V pin of External Power Adapter
9Enable 2N/C
10Input 3N/C
11Output 3N/C
12GndN/C
13GndN/C
14Output 4N/C
15Input 4N/C
16VccConnected to Vcc Pin of Arduino 1

Note

There are two pins of motor. One pin should be connected to Pin 3 of L293D and another pin can either be connected to pin 6 of L293D IC or it could be connected to GND both way it works. When it is connected to GND then the Speed of Motor will be comparatively more.

Pin 0(Rx) of the Master Arduino is connected to the Pin 1(Tx) of the Slave Arduino and Pin 1 (Tx) of the Master Arduino is connected to the Pin 0(Rx) of the slave Arduino.

Slave Side Connection

Slave is used to interface with the DHT11 Temperature and Humidity sensor. The data pin of the Temperature sensor is connected to pin 2 of the slave Arduino board. A pot is connected to the A0 Analog Input pin of the slave board. Normally while doing any project Analog sensor is connected to A0 pin. Here to demonstrate the functionality, a 10k potentiometer is connected. As the resistance changes voltage across the A0 pin changes and Analog counts in the software change.

An LED is connected to pin 8 of the Arduino UNO. It is controlled by the Master. The State of the LED changes as per command from the Master board.

Sr. No.Arduino 2 Side pinsConnected To
1pin 0pin 1 of Arduino 1
2pin 1pin 0 of Arduino 1
3pin 2Connected to Data pin of the Temperature Sensor
4pin 8Negative Side of LED
5A0Variable pin of POT
65VPositive pin of LED and One side of POT
7GndAnother Side of POT

Note

Connect the ground Pin of Arduino 1, Arduino 2 and ground pin of 5V power adapter.

DHT11 Temperature and Humidity Sensor

DHT11 Temperature and humidity sensor pinout

VccThis pin provides the power supply for the sensor. It typically operates within a voltage range of 3.3-5.5 volts.

DataThis pin is used for communication between the sensor and the microcontroller.

N/CNot Connected

GndThis pin should be connected to the ground of the microcontroller.

To know more download the datasheet of DHT11 sensor.

Software Overview

Master Side

In the Master’s code, firstly we will be initializing the Serial port to communicate with Slave Arduino and LCD pins to display data received from Salve Arduino.

Data is fetched from the Slave mode in command response format as explained below:

For fetching temperature, the format of command and response shall be

CMD:  START_CHAR    TEMP_CMD    END_CHAR

RESP: START_CHAR    TEMP_RSP    STATUS BYTE1 BYTE2 BYTE3 BYTE4    END_CHAR

For fetching humidity, the format of command and response shall be

CMD:  START_CHAR    HUMIDITY_CMD    END_CHAR

RESP: START_CHAR    HUMIDITY_RSP    STATUS BYTE1 BYTE2 BYTE3 BYTE4    END_CHAR

For fetching speed, the format of command and response shall be 

CMD:  START_CHAR    SPEED_CMD    END_CHAR

RESP: START_CHAR    SPEED_RSP    STATUS BYTE1    END_CHAR

To turn ON the LED connected to the slave Arduino

CMD: START_CHAR    LED_ON_CMD    END_CHAR

RESP: START_CHAR    LED_ON_RSP    STATUS END_CHAR

To turn OFF the LED connected to the slave Arduino

CMD: START_CHAR    LED_OFF_CMD    END_CHAR

RESP: START_CHAR    LED_OFF_RSP    STATUS END_CHAR

The commands shall be sent by the Master Arduino to the Slave Arduino and then the Master waits for the Slave to respond. As soon as the slave replies, the master Arduino updates the LCD.

Slave Side

In the Slave’s code firstly, we will be initializing the Serial port to communicate with the Master Arduino and DHT11 temperature and Humidity Sensor pin. Subsequently, the pins of the LED and Analog Input are also initialized.

On the Slave Side, the slave boards get the value of temperature and humidity from the DHT11 Temperature and Humidity Sensor and Analog Input cyclically. Similarly, the value of Analog Input is also read cyclically and saved in a global structure.

The commands will be received in the Serial Event generated when command bytes are received in Arduino. As soon as the complete command is received it is checked for integrity. If a valid command is received, a response is sent based on the command received.

Master Code

#include "master.h"

#define MOTOR_PIN 3

void setup() {
  // set up the LCD's number of columns and rows:
  lcd.begin(16, 2);
  // set the cursor to (column = 0,row = 0)
  lcd.setCursor(0, 0);
  lcd.print("Master Slave");
  lcd.setCursor(0, 1);
  // set the cursor to (column = 0,row = 1)
  lcd.print("Demo");
  // provide delay of 2 second
  delay(300);
  //Initialize serial and wait for port to open:
  Serial.begin(9600);
  while (!Serial) {
    ;  // wait for serial port to connect. Needed for native USB
  }
  pinMode(MOTOR_PIN, OUTPUT);  // declare Motor pin to be an output
}

void loop() {
  getTempearture();
  getHumidity();
  getSpeed();
  setMotorSpeed();
  lcdUpdate();
}

void setMotorSpeed() {
  if (paramerters.Status[SPD_STA_INDX] == STATUS_OK) {
    analogWrite(MOTOR_PIN, map(paramerters.Speed,0,100,0,255));  // set the Speed of Motor
  }
}

// For temperture
// CMD : START_CHAR TEMP_CMD END_CHAR
// RESP: START_CHAR TEMP_RSP STATUS BYTE1 BYTE2 BYTE3 BYTE4 END_CHAR
void getTempearture() {
  float temp;
  float *ptemp = &temp;
  unsigned char cmdBuffer[3] = { START_CHAR, TEMP_CMD, END_CHAR };
  unsigned char rspBuffer[10] = { 0 };
  unsigned char rspIndex = 0;
  Serial.write(cmdBuffer, 3);
  while (Serial.available() == 0)
    ;
  do {
    rspBuffer[rspIndex++] = Serial.read();
    // this delay is provided because it takes approx 10 ms to receiev a new character at 9600 baurdrate
    delay(10);
  } while (Serial.available() != 0);
  if ((rspBuffer[0] == START_CHAR) && (rspBuffer[1] == TEMP_RSP) && (rspBuffer[7] == END_CHAR)) {
    if (rspBuffer[2] == STATUS_OK) {
      ptemp = (float *)(rspBuffer + 3);
      paramerters.Temperature = *ptemp;
    }
    paramerters.Status[TEM_STA_INDX] = rspBuffer[2];
  }
}

// For humidity
// CMD : START_CHAR HUMIDITY_CMD END_CHAR
// RESP: START_CHAR HUMIDITY_RSP STATUS BYTE1 BYTE2 BYTE3 BYTE4 END_CHAR
void getHumidity() {
  float hum;
  float *phum = &hum;
  unsigned char cmdBuffer[3] = { START_CHAR, HUMIDITY_CMD, END_CHAR };
  unsigned char rspBuffer[10] = { 0 };
  unsigned char rspIndex = 0;
  Serial.write(cmdBuffer, 3);
  while (Serial.available() == 0)
    ;
  do {
    rspBuffer[rspIndex++] = Serial.read();
    // this delay is provided because it takes approx 10 ms to receiev a new character at 9600 baurdrate
    delay(10);
  } while (Serial.available() != 0);
  if ((rspBuffer[0] == START_CHAR) && (rspBuffer[1] == HUMIDITY_RSP) && (rspBuffer[7] == END_CHAR)) {
    if (rspBuffer[2] == STATUS_OK) {
      phum = (float *)(rspBuffer + 3);
      paramerters.Humidity = *phum;
    }
    paramerters.Status[HUM_STA_INDX] = rspBuffer[2];
  }
}

// For speed
// CMD : START_CHAR SPEED_CMD END_CHAR
// RESP: START_CHAR SPEED_RSP STATUS BYTE1 END_CHAR
void getSpeed() {
  int spd;
  int *pspd = &spd;
  unsigned char cmdBuffer[3] = { START_CHAR, SPEED_CMD, END_CHAR };
  unsigned char rspBuffer[10] = { 0 };
  unsigned char rspIndex = 0;
  Serial.write(cmdBuffer, 3);
  while (Serial.available() == 0)
    ;
  do {
    rspBuffer[rspIndex++] = Serial.read();
    // this delay is provided because it takes approx 10 ms to receiev a new character at 9600 baurdrate
    delay(10);
  } while (Serial.available() != 0);
  if ((rspBuffer[0] == START_CHAR) && (rspBuffer[1] == SPEED_RSP) && (rspBuffer[5] == END_CHAR)) {
    if (rspBuffer[2] == STATUS_OK) {
      pspd = (int *)(rspBuffer + 3);
      paramerters.Speed = *pspd;
    }
    paramerters.Status[SPD_STA_INDX] = rspBuffer[2];
  }
  if (paramerters.Status[SPD_STA_INDX] == STATUS_OK) {
    if (paramerters.Speed >= 50) {
      //it indicates high speed
      setLEDON();
    } else {
      //it indicates low speed
      setLEDOff();
    }
  }
}

// For led ON
// CMD : START_CHAR LED_ON_CMD END_CHAR
// RESP: START_CHAR LED_ON_RSP STATUS END_CHAR
void setLEDON() {
  unsigned char cmdBuffer[3] = { START_CHAR, LED_ON_CMD, END_CHAR };
  unsigned char rspBuffer[10] = { 0 };
  unsigned char rspIndex = 0;
  Serial.write(cmdBuffer, 3);
  while (Serial.available() == 0);
  do {
    rspBuffer[rspIndex++] = Serial.read();
    // this delay is provided because it takes approx 10 ms to receiev a new character at 9600 baurdrate
    delay(10);
  } while (Serial.available() != 0);
  if ((rspBuffer[0] == START_CHAR) && (rspBuffer[1] == LED_ON_RSP) && (rspBuffer[3] == END_CHAR)) {
    if (rspBuffer[2] == STATUS_OK) {
      paramerters.Led_state = 1;
    }
    paramerters.Status[LED_STA_INDX] = rspBuffer[2];
  }
}

// For led OFF
// CMD : START_CHAR LED_OFF_CMD END_CHAR
// RESP: START_CHAR LED_OFF_RSP STATUS END_CHAR
void setLEDOff() {
  unsigned char cmdBuffer[3] = { START_CHAR, LED_OFF_CMD, END_CHAR };
  unsigned char rspBuffer[10] = { 0 };
  unsigned char rspIndex = 0;
  Serial.write(cmdBuffer, 3);
  while (Serial.available() == 0)
    ;
  do {
    rspBuffer[rspIndex++] = Serial.read();
    // this delay is provided because it takes approx 10 ms to receiev a new character at 9600 baurdrate
    delay(10);
  } while (Serial.available() != 0);
  if ((rspBuffer[0] == START_CHAR) && (rspBuffer[1] == LED_OFF_RSP) && (rspBuffer[3] == END_CHAR)) {
    if (rspBuffer[2] == STATUS_OK) {
      paramerters.Led_state = 0;
    }
    paramerters.Status[LED_STA_INDX] = rspBuffer[2];
  }
}

void lcdUpdate() {
  lcd.clear();

  // DisplaY Temperature
  // set the cursor to (column = 0,row = 0)
  lcd.setCursor(0, 0);
  lcd.print("Tem=");
  if (paramerters.Status[TEM_STA_INDX] == STATUS_OK) {
    lcd.print(paramerters.Temperature);
  } else {
    lcd.print("NOK");
  }

  // DisplaY LED Status
  lcd.print(" LED=");
  if (paramerters.Status[LED_STA_INDX] == STATUS_OK) {
    lcd.write(paramerters.Led_state | 0x30);
  } else {
    lcd.print("NOK");
  }

  // Display Humidity
  // set the cursor to (column = 0,row = 1)
  lcd.setCursor(0, 1);
  lcd.print("Hum=");
  if (paramerters.Status[HUM_STA_INDX] == STATUS_OK) {
    lcd.print(paramerters.Humidity);
  } else {
    lcd.print("NOK");
  }

  // Display Speed
  lcd.print(" SP=");
  if (paramerters.Status[HUM_STA_INDX] == STATUS_OK) {
    lcd.print(paramerters.Speed);
    lcd.print('%');
  } else {
    lcd.print("NOK");
  }
}

Slave Code

#include "slave.h"

#define ALARM_LED 8
#define LED_ON 0
#define LED_OFF 1

char serialInput;
int dataIndex = 0;
char databuffer[10] = { 0 };
bool dataRcvd = false;  // whether the string receiving is completed.
unsigned char rspBuffer[10];

void setup() {
  Serial.begin(9600);          // initialize serial port
  dht.begin();                 // Initialize the DHT sensor
  pinMode(ALARM_LED, OUTPUT);  // Initialize alarm LED
  digitalWrite(ALARM_LED, LED_OFF);
}

void loop() {
  getTemphumidity();
  getSpeed();
  if (dataRcvd == true) {
    // Check for start and end character
    if ((databuffer[0] = START_CHAR) && (databuffer[2] = END_CHAR)) {
      // Check if its the temperature command
      // For temperture
      // CMD : START_CHAR TEMP_CMD END_CHAR
      // RESP: START_CHAR TEMP_RSP STATUS BYTE1 BYTE2 BYTE3 BYTE4 END_CHAR
      if (databuffer[1] == TEMP_CMD) {
        rspBuffer[0] = START_CHAR;
        rspBuffer[1] = TEMP_RSP;
        if (paramerters.Status[TEM_STA_INDX] == STATUS_OK) {
          rspBuffer[2] = STATUS_OK;
          memcpy((rspBuffer + 3), &(paramerters.Temperature), 4);
        } else {
          rspBuffer[2] = STATUS_NOT_OK;
          memset((rspBuffer + 3), 0x00, 4);
        }
        rspBuffer[7] = END_CHAR;
        Serial.write(rspBuffer, 8);
      }
      // Check if it is Humidity command
      // For humidity
      // CMD : START_CHAR HUMIDITY_CMD END_CHAR
      // RESP: START_CHAR HUMIDITY_RSP STATUS BYTE1 BYTE2 BYTE3 BYTE4 END_CHAR
      else if (databuffer[1] == HUMIDITY_CMD) {
        rspBuffer[0] = START_CHAR;
        rspBuffer[1] = HUMIDITY_RSP;
        if (paramerters.Status[HUM_STA_INDX] == STATUS_OK) {
          rspBuffer[2] = STATUS_OK;
          memcpy((rspBuffer + 3), &(paramerters.Humidity), 4);
        } else {
          rspBuffer[2] = STATUS_NOT_OK;
          memset((rspBuffer + 3), 0x00, 4);
        }
        rspBuffer[7] = END_CHAR;
        Serial.write(rspBuffer, 8);
      }
      // Check if it is Speed command
      // For speed
      // CMD : START_CHAR SPEED_CMD END_CHAR
      // RESP: START_CHAR SPEED_RSP STATUS BYTE1 END_CHAR
      else if (databuffer[1] == SPEED_CMD) {
        rspBuffer[0] = START_CHAR;
        rspBuffer[1] = SPEED_RSP;
        if (paramerters.Status[SPD_STA_INDX] == STATUS_OK) {
          rspBuffer[2] = STATUS_OK;
          memcpy((rspBuffer + 3), &(paramerters.Speed), 2);
        } else {
          rspBuffer[2] = STATUS_NOT_OK;
          memset((rspBuffer + 3), 0x00, 2);
        }
        rspBuffer[5] = END_CHAR;
        Serial.write(rspBuffer, 6);
      }
      // For led ON
      // CMD : START_CHAR LED_ON_CMD END_CHAR
      // RESP: START_CHAR LED_ON_RSP STATUS END_CHAR
      else if (databuffer[1] == LED_ON_CMD) {
        rspBuffer[0] = START_CHAR;
        rspBuffer[1] = LED_ON_RSP;
        digitalWrite(ALARM_LED, LED_ON);
        rspBuffer[2] = STATUS_OK;
        rspBuffer[3] = END_CHAR;
        Serial.write(rspBuffer, 4);
      }
      // For led OFF
      // CMD : START_CHAR LED_OFF_CMD END_CHAR
      // RESP: START_CHAR LED_OFF_RSP STATUS END_CHAR
      else if (databuffer[1] == LED_OFF_CMD) {
        rspBuffer[0] = START_CHAR;
        rspBuffer[1] = LED_OFF_RSP;
        digitalWrite(ALARM_LED, LED_OFF);
        rspBuffer[2] = STATUS_OK;
        rspBuffer[3] = END_CHAR;
        Serial.write(rspBuffer, 4);
      }
    }
    dataRcvd = false;
    memset(databuffer, 0x00, sizeof(databuffer));
  }
}

void getTemphumidity() {
  static unsigned long int previousTick = 0;
  static unsigned long int currentTick;

  float temperature;
  float humidity;

  currentTick = millis();
  if ((currentTick - previousTick) >= 100) {
    previousTick = currentTick;
    // Read temperature and humidity from the DHT sensor
    temperature = dht.readTemperature(false);
    humidity = dht.readHumidity();

    // Check if the sensor reading is valid (non-NaN)
    if (!isnan(temperature)) {
      paramerters.Temperature = temperature;
      paramerters.Status[TEM_STA_INDX] = STATUS_OK;
      // Serial.print("Temperature: ");
      // Serial.print(temperature);
    } else {
      paramerters.Status[TEM_STA_INDX] = STATUS_NOT_OK;
    }

    if (!isnan(humidity)) {
      paramerters.Humidity = humidity;
      paramerters.Status[HUM_STA_INDX] = STATUS_OK;
      // Serial.print(" °F, Humidity: ");
      // Serial.print(humidity);
      // Serial.println("%");
    } else {
      paramerters.Status[HUM_STA_INDX] = STATUS_NOT_OK;
    }
  }
}

void getSpeed() {
  int analogPin = A0;  // potentiometer wiper (middle terminal) is connected to analog pin 0
  int analogVal = 0;   // variable to store the value read
  analogVal = analogRead(analogPin);  // read the Analog input pin
  paramerters.Speed = map(analogVal, 0, 1023, 0, 100);
  paramerters.Status[SPD_STA_INDX] = STATUS_OK;
}
/*
  SerialEvent occurs whenever a new data comes in the hardware serial RX. This
  routine is run between each time loop() runs, so using delay inside loop can
  delay response. Multiple bytes of data may be available.
*/
void serialEvent() {
  while (Serial.available()) {
    // get the new byte:
    serialInput = Serial.read();
    databuffer[dataIndex++] = serialInput;
    // if the incoming character is a line feed character '\n', set a flag so the main loop can do something about it
    if (serialInput == END_CHAR) {
      dataRcvd = true;
      dataIndex = 0;
    }
  }
}

Output:

Code, Schematic and Proteus Simulation files Download

FAQ’S

How to communicate between two Arduinos using UART?

Communicating between two Arduinos using UART (Universal Asynchronous Receiver-Transmitter) involves establishing a serial communication link between the two microcontrollers. UART is a popular communication protocol that uses two wires, one for transmitting data (TX) and the other for receiving data (RX). To implement UART communication, both Arduinos should have UART-enabled hardware, such as the Serial communication ports commonly available on Arduino boards. 

How to transmit data in UART?

Transmitting data over UART (Universal Asynchronous Receiver-Transmitter) using Arduino involves using the Serial library to send data through the TX (transmit) pin.