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I mean, it still is a Pippin controller, but you’d need the a reverse adaptor to actually use it with a Pippin. The branding is confusing; I think “Atmark” basically means that it’s a Bandai product.

Two answers for you: First, yes. The communication protocol used by Pippin controllers is just ADB with different connectors. To connect a Pippin controller to ADB, all you need is a passive converter to connect the right three pins. Second, I think what you’ve bought there is not a Pippin...

Assuming sufficient wattage, sure. To run a Mac Plus logic board without an analog board, those are the three voltages you need to provide.

A seven-layer board? Why not add a ground plane and make it an even 8?

The Mac Plus does use -5V for serial, but the analog board doesn’t supply it. The analog board supplies -12V, and the logic board has a 7905 voltage regulator at Q1 that generates -5V from -12V.

Here’s my collection: I didn’t get any documents with the Kawasaki adapter, but a year or two ago I noticed some information in an auction, and I saved screenshots. They describe the configuration for multi-sync 13/16/19/21 and VGA/SVGA: A second page describes composite sync [7XXX]...