The Lilypad buzzer module is a small wearable buzzer. The sound level is such that you will be able to hear it, (depending on which pocket you have it in and how thick the material is) without annoying those around you.

The buzzer is mounted on a small round board about 2 cm across the center. It's small size should come in handy for a lot of projects.

That's get right into this one and move to Step #1 (Setup).

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Step 1: Setup

Doesn't get much easier than this;

Step 1. Connect digital pin #9 from Arduino to + (positive) on buzzer

Step 2. Connect GND (ground) from Arduino to - (ground) on buzzer

Step 3. Done - that's it, no more, setup is done!

Step 2: Code:

The attached file has the code that will allow the Lilypad buzzer to play a musical scale (CDEFGABC) and repeat that scale until you go nuts and rip the cord out of it.

Double click on the file to automatically open the Arduino interface and load the file. Note: You will be asked to create a sub-directory to store the file in. I recommend doing so under your normal sketch library.