Eaton Crouse-hinds series User manual

CSL RugiCAM-IP MK2
Intrinsically Safe Network Camera
May 2021
INM CSL RugiCAM-IP MK2 Rev 2
Instruction manual
MTL Industrial Network Solutions

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Declaration of Conformity
A printed version of the Declaration of Conformity has been provided separately within the original shipment of
goods. However, you can find a copy of the latest version at http://www.mtl-inst.com/certificates

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CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION ....................................................................1
1.1 Description.............................................................................1
2 FEATURES.........................................................................1
3 CONNECTION ......................................................................2
3.1 LED Indications .........................................................................3
3.2 Hardware reset ..........................................................................3
3.2.1 Installation .............................................................................3
3.2.2 ActiveX installation ......................................................................4
3.3 Possible Problems .......................................................................5
4 LOGIN ............................................................................7
4.1 Default setting ..........................................................................7
5 LIVE PREVIEW .....................................................................8
5.1 Snapshot Request .......................................................................9
6 REPLAY ...........................................................................9
7 SET SYSTEM PARAMETERS .......................................................11
7.1 Local Config ...........................................................................11
7.1.1 OSD Settings..........................................................................12
7.1.2 Video Coding ...........................................................................13
7.1.3 Video Mask ............................................................................14
7.1.4 Video Parameter........................................................................15
7.1.5 Picture Parameter.......................................................................18
7.2 Network Settings .......................................................................19
7.2.1 Basic Setting ..........................................................................19
7.2.2 LAN Setting...........................................................................19
7.2.3 Wireless Setting ........................................................................20
7.2.4 UPNP setting...........................................................................21
7.2.5 Email setting ...........................................................................22
7.2.6 FTP setting ............................................................................23
7.2.7 DDNS setting ..........................................................................24
7.2.8 VPN setting ............................................................................25
7.2.9 RTSP setting ...........................................................................26
7.2.10 Public IP noticed by email .................................................................27
7.2.11 Connect setting .........................................................................27
7.2.12 SNMP .................................................................................28
7.2.13 HTTPS.................................................................................29
7.2.14 IEEE 802 .1x ...........................................................................29
7.3 Storage settings ........................................................................30
7.3.1 Record Setting..........................................................................30
7.3.2 Snap Setting ..........................................................................31
7.4 Alarm settings..........................................................................32
7.4.1 Motion detection .......................................................................32
7.4.2 Sensor Detection........................................................................33
7.4.3 Network Detection......................................................................34
7.5 System settings ........................................................................35
7.5.1 System Info ...........................................................................35
7.5.2 System Time ...........................................................................36
7.5.3 User Manage ..........................................................................37
7.5.4 Upgrade ...............................................................................38
7.5.5 Restore ................................................................................38
7.5.6 Parameter Backup ......................................................................39
7.5.7 Reboot ................................................................................39
7.5.8 System log.............................................................................40

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8 MECHANICAL DETAILS .............................................................41
9 ENVIRONMENTAL .................................................................41
10 WASTE REMOVAL INFORMATION ....................................................41
11 MAINTENANCE ...................................................................41
12 CERTIFICATION....................................................................42
13 ORDERING INFORMATION ..........................................................42
14 GLOSSARY OF TERMS..............................................................43
15 APPENDIX A ......................................................................44
15.1 Definitions .............................................................................44
15.2 Documentation .........................................................................44
15.3 Software ..............................................................................44
15.4 Update ................................................................................44
16 SOFTWARE LICENSE ..............................................................45
16.1 Ownership.............................................................................45
16.2 License Grant ..........................................................................45
16.3 Restrictions and Requirements............................................................45
16.4 Transfer and Assignment Restrictions ......................................................45
16.5 Verification ............................................................................45
17 TERMINATION ....................................................................46
17.1 Termination ............................................................................46
17.2 Effect of Termination ....................................................................46
18 INFRINGEMENT AND WARRANTIES.................................................46
18.1 Infringement ...........................................................................46
18.2 Disclaimer of Warranties .................................................................46
19 GENERAL PROVISIONS.............................................................47
19.1 Update Policy..........................................................................47
19.2 Limitation on Liability ...................................................................47
19.3 Notices................................................................................47
19.4 Severability ............................................................................47
19.5 Waiver ................................................................................47
19.6 Entire Agreement .......................................................................48
19.7 Heirs, Successors, and Assigns ............................................................48
19.8 Export Restrictions......................................................................48
19.9 U .S . Government Restricted Rights .......................................................48
19.10 Third Party Intellectual Property Rights ....................................................48
19.11 Indemnity .............................................................................49
19.12 Confidentiality .........................................................................49
19.13 Note on JAVA Support...................................................................49
19.14 Governing Law .........................................................................49
20 APPENDIX B ......................................................................50
21 CYBERSECURITY REFERENCES ......................................................57

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CSL RugiCAM-IP MK2
Intrinsically Safe Network camera
1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Description
The CSL RugiCAM-IP MK2 is an Intrinsically Safe (IS) Network Camera ideally suited to Group I
Mining applications. It connects directly to compatible IS Ethernet Systems via a wired LAN cable
or Wi-Fi (both work concurrently). The small, rugged and cost effective design makes it the ideal
choice for many applications:
Petrochem- Drill Rigs, Process Monitoring, Remote Safety Inspections, Hazardous Zone
Security….Mining- Conveyor Transfer Points, Bunkers, Fan Sites, Face Roof Supports (Chocks/
Shields)….
The CSL RugiCAM-IP MK2 is an improved version of the popular MK1 model. It features Full HD
1080P resolution and supports video streaming via the H.264 or
H.265 compression standards and/or Motion JPEG with frame rate selectable to reduce network
bandwidth. All configuration is by a standard web browser or ONVIF compliant tool (settings can
be backed up and restored to file).
The camera body is manufactured from high quality polished 316 stainless steel to suit harsh
Group I Mining applications. A 6mm thick toughened glass window provides optimal protection
in the harsh environment.
As well as adding H.265 compression and MJPEG support, this new MK2 version also features
an enhanced low-light image sensor with wide dynamic range ideal for underground use. The
Wi-Fi antenna is integrated into a ‘Puck’ design on the bottom of the enclosure to improve on the
ruggedness of the MK1 external antenna connector arrangement
2 FEATURES
• Intrinsically Safe ATEX / IECEx / QLD Certification
• Ex ia I Ma (M1 mining). Ex ia IIB T4 Ga; Ex ia IIIC T135°C Da (non-mining)
Ta =-40ºC to +60ºC
• Resolution 1920x1080, 1290x720 (main) + D1, VGA, CIF (sub-stream)
• 1/2.8” SONY Back-Illuminated CMOS Starlight Technology Sensor + HS3516D DSP
• Min. illumination 0.001Lux + Wide Dynamic Range (WDR)
• Mega-Pixel 4mm f1.6 IR Lens, viewing angle (approx) 78°(H) x 59°(V) x 98°(D)
• H.264 + H.265 Server, MJPEG and Adjustable Frame Rate- Controls Network
Bandwidth Usage (30fps max)
• 10/100 IS Ethernet LAN Interface supports up to 100m Cat5e Connection
• Wi-Fi supporting 802.11 b/g/n standards at up to 150Mbps – with integral antenna
‘Puck’ design
• LED indication (on rear) – Power / LAN
• ONVIF 2.4
• Backup and Restore of Configuration Settings
• 12VDC IS Power Supply Input or PoExTM (Power over IS Ethernet)
• Minimum operating voltage 10VDC
• 300mA operating Current maximum <400mA inrush current
• Rugged IP66 rated polished 316 StainlessSteel Enclosure suitable for harsh environments
• Compact dimensions W:87 x H:95 x D:165 (with WIFI),
W:87 x H:79 x D:165 (without WIFI)
• Plug & Socket Connections- shortens installation time

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NOTE
The unit is certified to operate safely at-40°C while the standard designed operating/storage
range is-20°C to +60°C, the unit will function at-40°C. Some aspects of performance are not
guaranteed by design at temperature below-20°C (e.g. Wi-Fi range), additionally possible issues
with condensation or frosting of the glass window should be considered at low temperatures, both
of these depend on the actual installation and environment and may not affect all applications.
3 CONNECTION
12Vdc Power / RS485 X1
4 Pole M12 Connector (M)
Wire Colour Description
1Brown -
2 White -
3 Blue +12Vdc
4Black 0V
12Vdc Power / RS485 X1
4 Pole M12 Connector (M)
Wire Colour Description RJ45
Connector
1ORG-WHT Tx+ 1
2 ORG Tx- 2
3 GRN-WHT Rx+ 3
4GRN Rx- 4
5 BRN-WH PoEx- 5
6 BRN PoEx- 6
7 BLU-WHT PoEx+ 7
8 BLU PoEx+ 8
Shield Screen GND Shield
NOTE
The cable core colours as shown in the diagrams above are for reference if using an MTL supplied
cable assembly. Alternatively some cables may have black cores numbered 1-4 corresponding to
the M12 connector pin ..

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3.1 LED Indications
3.2 Hardware reset
By removing the top cover, it is possible to access the hardwire reset button (shown below).This
button needs holding in for about 40 seconds on a power up. Make sure to replace the top cover
maintaining the seal.
1.1.1 Installation
The RugiCAM-IP MK2 is an Intrinsically Safe IP Network Camera capable of producing high quality
colour video images at up to 1920x1080p at 30fps.
The H.265 compression technique ensure optimal bandwidth usage of the Ethernet network and
compatibility with all major video streaming players.
The IP66 rated units are constructed from high quality anodised aluminium, powder coated steel
or stainless steel to suit different applications and environments and contains a fully encapsulated
camera (or LED) module. The resulting compact and cost effective solution is suited to many HD
video monitoring and surveillance applications in and around the Hazardous Area.
The connections are made by multi-pin M12 plug and sockets on the rear of the unit. This allows
easy installation and maintenance in the event of a damaged cable assembly.
WARNING !
This equipment must be installed, operated and maintained only be trained
competent personnel and in accordance with all appropriate international, national
and local standard codes of practice and site regulation for intrinsically safe apparatus
and in accordance with the instructions contained here

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1.1.1 ActiveX installation
In order to view the video using Internet Explorer or the IE Tab add-on (www.ietab.com) for other
browsers, an ActiveX Control needs installing first.
Enter the IP address of the camera into the browser to get to the login page, on this page Click
File to download the ActiveX:
NOTE
The default LAN IP Address of the camera is 192.168.0.168

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3.3 Possible Problems
If when installing the ActiveX a window pops up as shown below, then the security setting within
the Browser need altering:
Open IE, Go to Internet Options Security Trusted sites.
Click Sites, uncheck Require server verification (https:) for all sites in this zone and add the IP
address of camera to Websites.
FOR EXAMPLE: HTTP://192.168.0.*

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Click custom level;
Under activex controls and plug-ins
Enable allow previously unused activex controls to run without prompt Set download unsigned
activex controls to prompt.
Under miscellaneous
Set Include local directory path when uploading files to a server Under Advanced tab, tick the
setting
“Allow software to run or install even if the signature is invalid”
On IE interface (after login), reload the page

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f when installing the ActiveX, the window below appears, Close the Browser and click Retry.
4 LOGIN
After the ActiveX installation completes, Input the IP address of the camera to get to the login
page, then enter the username and password
4.1 Default setting
User Name: admin
Password: admin
Click login to continue to the main interface

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5 LIVE PREVIEW
In the Live view interface, there are numerous operations like Snapping, Recording, Playback,
Call, Listen, Clear Alarm, Log Search, Local Zoom of Image, Full-screen Viewing, PTZ and Lens
Control.
Main Stream
Open up the main stream of camera to get the best quality.
Sub Stream
Open up the sub stream of camera, which is a lower resolution, suitable for problematic networks.
Snap
Takes a snapshot of the current image and saves it in .JPG format automatically to the storage
directory of snapped images.
Record
This starts the Manual image recording; it automatically records the current video saving them in
264 format to the storage directory of recorded images. Click again to turn off.
Zoom
This feature allows the manual drag and drop of video display area partially zooming in.
Full
Display the video in full-screen, right click or click Esc to exit full screen mode.
W:H
Click “W:H” to get the real Width and Height ratio of image, avoiding the distortion when
stretched to the screen size.
Replay
Click “Replay”, the playback window will pop up for searching and playback of recorded videos or
pictures. See Section 9
Alarm
When there is an alarm, the warning light will flash, Click Alarm to cancel the alarm message
manually, and pop up the log-searching window see Section 10.8.8. The last 512 alarms are
stored.

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5.1 Snapshot Request
In order to request a snapshot the user can enter the following into the browser
http://<server ipaddr>/cgi-bin/images_cgi?channel=<value>&user=<value>&pwd=<value>
When the camera is set to default the syntax will be as follows:-
http://192 .168 .0 .168/cgi-bin/images_cgi?channel=0&user=admin&pwd=admin
6 REPLAY
Users can search for recorded video or picture files on the local PC. The files are arranged
according to date.
PC
Users can select a specific date to search for files stored on the local PC
Search
Click this button to perform a search for recorded files

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File List
Shows the recorded video or picture files using the selected parameter
Play
Choose the recorded video or picture in file list, right click the file or click the play button to play.
The contents of the file are displayed in the window. If viewing a video it can be controlled using
the toolbar.
Info
Users can view information about the file
Select the storage media
SD card or PC
List of the
recorded files

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7 SET SYSTEM PARAMETERS
7.1 Local Config
Preview Mode
Users can choose Real time priority or Fluency priority mode according to their needs.
Reset Mosaic
Select this option to make image quality better, but CPU usage rate will be higher at the same
time.
Record file packing time
Set packing time of record files for local PC when it is recording.
Record file path
Set the storage directory for local records and snapped files.
After you set these parameters, click Save to confirm the settings.

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1.1.1 OSD Settings
Title
Enter a name for the video channel so that it can be easily recognisable.
Color
Choose the colour to use for the onscreen text.
OSD
Choose what information to display on the screen. The options are Title, Date, Time or Week.
Date Format
Select the format of the Date to be on the video.
Frame/Bitrate of channels .
Choose what information to display on the screen. The options are Title, Date, Time or Week.
Position
Use the arrow buttons to adjust the position of video title, Date, Time or Week.
Click save to confirm settings.

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1.1.1 Video Coding
Coding Level
Baseline and Main profile and High profile available, for H.264 compression format. Baseline suits
low delay and when real time video is required. Then main profile suits the best image quality
video. Main Profile is an average of the two.
Coding
H256+, H265, H.264 and MJPEG.
Resolution
Preferred Stream 1920*1080, 1280*720 Alternate Stream 704*576, 640*480, 320*240
Quality
You can choose the right quality according to your need: Fine, Normal, Basic, and the parameters
can also be user-defined by choosing [advanced].
Rate control
CBR and VBR are optional
CBR adopts constant encoding bitrate,
VBR adopts variable encoding bitrate.
Quality
Under CBR setting: set the bitrate range via “Image Quality”, you can choose self-adaption, it
means the bitrate controlled by the software, and also can choose ±10% ±50%, ±10% means
the bitrate range from-10% to +10% of the value of bitrate. Under VBR setting: set image quality
via “Image Quality”, 6 level available, from best to worst.
Bitrate
The range of preferred and alternate stream is 30~16384Kbps.Higher bitrate setting can generate
better image quality, but it occupies more bandwidth, please adjust the setting according to your
actual bandwidth. Under CBR setting, [Bitrate] is the constant bitrate of encoding. Under VBR
setting, [Bitrate] is the variable bitrate of encoding.
Frame rate
Set encoding frame rate per second. Under poor network condition, frame rate can be reduced
to control encoding bitrate to make motion images smoother.

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GOP (Group Of Pictures)
Adjustable between 1 200 (Preferred Stream), 1 200 (Alternate Stream). Smaller I frame interval
means higher bitrate and better image quality. It is recommended to set the I frame interval as
above 25.
LAN default value
Main stream
H.264 Coding:
GOP: 25, frame rate: 25, rate control: VBR, image quality: better 720P:2080kps,
1080P:4096kps
MJEPG Coding
GOP: 25, frame rate:25, rate control: VBR, image quality: better 720P:9216kbps,
1080P:10240kbps
Sub Stream
H.264 Coding
GOP: 50, frame rate: 25, bitrate: VBR, 512kbps, image quality: Bad
MJPGE Coding
GOP50, frame rate: 25, bitrate: VBR, 4096kbps, image quality: Bad
WAN default value
H.264 Coding: GOP: 25, frame rate: 5, bitrate: CBR, 384kbps, image quality: Bad
MJPEG Coding: GOP: 25, frame rate: 5, bitrate: CBR, 4096kbps, image quality: Bad
Click save to confirm the setting (camera will restart)
1.1.1 Video Mask
Enable Mask
Enable or disable video masking.
Mask area set
Click and move the cursor to set an image masking area. The image can be masked partially or
entirely. The camera supports a maximum of four masked areas.
All
Mask the whole image. Clear all masked areas.
Clear
Clear all masked areas.
Click save to confirm the settings

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1.1.1 Video Parameter
Images
Allows the adjustment of the Brightness, Contrast, Hue, Saturation, Acutance, Gamma of video
and Image mode to Transparent or True Color.
Click Save to confirm the settings
Basic
Mirror
Horizontally rotate the video if required.
Flip
Vertically rotate the video
LSC
Lens Shading Correction corrects the phenomenon where the image is darkened or blurred on
the periphery
CTB
Colour Temperature Blue automatically increases the colour temperature of the image.
WDR
Wide Dynamic Range enhances the image quality in such area: strong light source (sunlight,
lamps or reflectors, etc.) , shadow of high-brightness, backlight.

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3D-DNR
3D DNR processes the noise reduction between two frames. It can decrease the noise effect,
especially when capturing moving images in low light conditions and delivering more accurate
and sharp image.
Video Standard
If flashing lamps are resulting in the image to flicker, ensure that this setting matches the power
frequency. 50HZ for PAL systems, 60HZ for NTSC systems.
Iris Mode
Leave at Non-Auto as the RugiCAM-IP only support Non Auto Iris Lens.
Click Save to confirm the settings
IR
IR Mode
This function only for the camera has infrared function, support three kinds of detection mode,
suit for different infrared light board and situation.
Time Detection
For this mode, set the time to turn day mode and B/W mode, this mode with first priority.
Video Detection
For this mode, the sensor will detect the value of LUX, and decide turn to B/W mode or not. The
larger the value is more sensitive about turn to B/W mode.
IR Detection
For this mode, the photo-resistor will detect the value of LUX, to suit different infrared Light
board; we support 3 kinds of wording mode:
Low-level mode
When the device gets a low voltage from Infrared light board, the device will
turn to B/W mode
High-level mode
When the device gets a high voltage from infrared light board, the device will turn to
B/W mode;
Auto detection mode
When the device powers on, it takes sample of light, then adjusts its mode to day
or B/W mode. It also gets the value of voltage from infrared light board; a combination
of the two values turns to day mode or B/W Mode.