/DuinoCoinI2C

This project design to mine Duino-Coin using an Esp8266 as a master and Arduino as a slave.

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DuinoCoinI2C

This project design to mine Duino-Coin using an Esp8266/Esp32 as a master and Arduino as a slave.

Using the I2C communication to connect all the boards and make a scalable communication between the master and the slaves.

Version

DuinoCoinI2C -> DuinoCoin Version 2.7.3

Arduino - Slave

All Slaves have the same code and should select the I2C Address automatically.

Library Dependency

Automatic I2C Address

The I2C Address on the Arduino is automatically updated when the board starts, if an Address already exists on the I2C bus the code finds another Address to use.

Tiny - Slave

Tiny Slaves have the same code and the I2C Address is selected by the EEPROM.

Library Dependency

Defines

The code has some defines to make the code smaller and disable some features.

Serial

This enable the Serial Monitor.

#define SERIAL_LOGGER Serial

LED

This enable the led output and makes de led flash when the slave is working.

#define LED LED_BUILTIN

Serial set I2C Address

If the Serial is enable on your mcu, you could send the I2C Address using the Serial Monitor.

ATtiny85 - ATTinyCore

You could use this code to generate a ATtiny85 slave using the http://drazzy.com/package_drazzy.com_index.json boards on the Arduino IDE.

Check the ATTinyCore project for more information.

I2C pinOut

pinOut ATtiny85
SCL PB2
SDA PB0

I2C Address

I2C Address is selected by the EEPROM_ADDRESS (default 0) and the first upload the Address is set by the define.

#define ADDRESS_I2C 1

Esp8266/Esp32 - Master

The master requests the job on the DuinoCoin server and sends the work to the slave (Arduino).

After the job is done, the slave sends back the response to the master (Esp8266/Esp32) and then sends back to the DuinoCoin server.

Library Dependency

Max Client/Slave

The code supports 10 clients and can be changed on the define:

#define CLIENTS 10

Connection Pinouts

Connect the pins of the Esp8266 or Esp32 on the Arduino like the table/images below, use a Logic Level Converter to connect between the ESP and Arduino.

ESP8266 ESP32 Logic Level Converter Arduino
3.3V 3.3V <---> 5V
GND GND <---> GND
SCL D1 (GPIO5) GPIO22 <---> A5
SDA D2 (GPIO4) GPIO21 <---> A4

DuinoCoinI2C

Custom PCB

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DuinoCoinI2C

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