serial communication between arduino

Greetings,

Communicating between arduinos is a well established process.  There should be plenty of examples out there of how to do this.

In asking a question like this, the more information that you provide, describing the approach you are taking and the results that you are getting, the more likely it is that people are going to be able to help you.  Providing you code, and examples of the data you are getting will help people better understand the problem.  Also it helps if you can explain your skills and level of understanding of coding/computing to people can frame their response better.

Best of luck with your project!

Gene

i have two arduino boards hooked up serially (uno is the sender and mega is the receiver) the mega is connected to pc i need to print the data received from the sender on the serial monitor, can anyone please help me out? this the function which i'm using for it.

void transmit()

{

  char data[300];

  Wire.beginTransmission(0x08);

  Wire.write(0x0D);

  Wire.endTransmission();

  Wire.requestFrom(0x08, 1);  //requesting slave to send data

  x = Wire.read();

  if (x == 0x1D)

  {

    Serial.print("slave response is: ");

    Serial.println(x, HEX);

    Serial1.begin(115200);

    {

    Serial1.readBytes(data, 255);

    Serial.print(data);

   }

  }} 

the result which i get is some garbage values.

please help me out

Ok, thanks for the additional information.  First off, I am not an ardunio expert (in fact I have never used one myself), but I have a lot of knowledge in writing communication software.

First, the the good news is that you see some data.  That usually implies that things are connected correctly.  From here I would suspect things like baudrate and signaling voltages, etc.  Are the PC and arduino talking on the same baudrate? (I notice that there are two serial streams being used here, Serial and Serial1, which is talking to the PC?)  Is the ardunio communication in true RS232 levels?

These would be my first guesses as to why you are getting garbage data back.

Good luck!

serial is talking to pc and serial1 is the link between 2 arduinos. the baud rates are same. i think some logical error in programming.

thank you

That is a pretty big jump to believe that it is about programming, as there is very little programming shown (you could simplify the programming by just outputting a simple string, over and over from the arduino to the PC).  Garbage data is a good indication that the two ends of the serial link are not talking the same language (i.e. baudrate, start/stop bits, or signaling voltage).  If you have access to an oscilloscope you could verify baudrate and voltage levels fairly easily.

That is a pretty big jump to believe that it is about programming, as there is very little programming shown (you could simplify the programming by just outputting a simple string, over and over from the arduino to the PC).  Garbage data is a good indication that the two ends of the serial link are not talking the same language (i.e. baudrate, start/stop bits, or signaling voltage).  If you have access to an oscilloscope you could verify baudrate and voltage levels fairly easily.