Dear all, I am trying to connect Arduino mkr1000 to Raspberry Pi 3 using I2C through Simulink. # Arduino sends data to Raspberry Pi3. # Raspberry Pi3 receives the data and do some processing. - Does that mean that Arduino will be the master and Raspberry Pi the slave? - Can someone help on how to achieve this or if there is any Simulink example available to learn from? Thank you

Help in connecting I2C between Arduino mkr1000 and Raspberry Pi 3?

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Mfar on 29 Dec 2017

Commented: Walter Roberson on 31 Dec 2017

Dear all,

I am trying to connect Arduino mkr1000 to Raspberry Pi 3 using I2C through Simulink.

- Does that mean that Arduino will be the master and Raspberry Pi the slave?

- Can someone help on how to achieve this or if there is any Simulink example available to learn from?

Thank you

Walter Roberson on 31 Dec 2017

The side that initializes the connection should be the master; the side that receives the connection should be the slave.

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