This project is based on the now retired Sparkfun MiP ProMini-Pack.
The original Eagle files can be found on GitHub. They were created by Sparkfun employee Casey Kuhns.

• Produce a functional version of the MiP ProMini-Pack to correct the MiP communication issue in the Sparkfun original.
• Run the ATMEGA328 at 16MHz instead of 8MHz. This allows the AVR to properly receive 115200 bps serial output from the MiP.
• Increase Vcc from 3.3V to 5V so that the ATMEGA328 can reliably run at 16MHz.
• Modify board layout to make it easier to hand solder the SMD parts.
  • Use larger 0805 passives instead of 0603.
  • Extend the pads on some of the SMD packages to allow for easier transfer of heat from the soldering iron.
• Port my MiP C API project to Arduino and refactor it to make it more closely resemble other Arduino libraries.
  • This library can be found within the Arduino/MiP_ProMini_Pack_Library folder of this GitHub repository.

• MiP ProMini-Pack Arduino Library: The Arduino library for this MiP ProMini-Pack.
  
• WowWee's Official MiP Protocol Specification: Describes the serial protocol used by the Arduino library to communicate with the MiP.
  
• Sparkfun's MiP ProMini-Pack Installation Tutorial: This retired Sparkfun tutorial is still the best place to learn about opening up your MiP and installing this MiP ProMini Pack.
  
• Tiogaplanet's MiP ProtoPack: A prototyping plug-in board to expand the MiP ProMini-Pack.