RouterCore / RouterCore Nano : availability and additionnal hardware information

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Hi,
I have just seen your product pages for the RouterCore and RouterCore Nano, which seem quite interesting, and that I might use in future products.

As the product pages are not very complete yet, I have a few question (hopping you already have the answers).

RouterCore :

  1. do you know when it will be available?
  2. and at what cost?
  3. When you say 90W PoE on 4 ports, does it mean that it has 90W available split over the 4 PoE capable ports (what is the max power per port?)? Or does it mean that each port can provide 90W (is there a global limit, or can they supply 360W together?)?
  4. is the PoE power generated by an internal DC/DC converter (so available when powering the Router core with 24Vdc), or do I have to supply it with PoE voltage at the input (so 52-57V for PoE++ 90W)?
  5. Can the interfaces (1x I2C, 2x UART, 1x CAN) be controled from ethernet for “user dependent use” (ie to connect external sensors or actuators), or are they only to configure the Router?
  6. Are there any GPIO (or digital output) pins that can be commanded through Ethernet (the RouterCore Nano seem to have 4, but none is mentioned for the RouterCore)? NB : if the 6 breakout LED signals can be used as digital outputs, it’s also interesting

RouterCore Nano:
7) When will it be available
8) has it 2 or 3 XFI ports (at many places it indicates 3, but technical specification says 2)
9) are there 1 or 2 CAN?
10) are there 1 or 2 UART?
11) can you confirm CAN and UART ports enable external sensors/actuators to be controlled over Ethernet?
12) can the 4 GPIOs be controlled over Ethernet?

Thanks a lot in advance
Best regards,
Felix

PS : sorry for the wrong tag, the forum don’t allows untaged messages, and there is no RouterCore tag yet.