Do you mean KSRConfigurator?
KRCConfigurator is used to adjust some system settings. An example is archive/backup path on older KSS versions (before KRC4). On KRC4 this is done in Menu>Start-up>Robot Data (for archive) or
Menu>File>Backup manager ... (for periodic backups)
none of them are HDD images.
To learn more about making image of the HDD/SDD read manual for USB recovery stick (manual is on the stick itself).
What is KSRConfigurator?
KSR_Configurator is the program on the KSR USB stick that allows you to configure what the KSR stick does when you boot the robot with the stick installed.
Part of the config is to set up network paths for saving the image, rather than saving it to the stick. The OP's question was a bit incoherent, but this is my best guess as to what they were referring to.
aha... the old recovery stick... (prior to 3.x)
Really? The KSR stick I have is only about 14months old -- have they gotten rid of the KSR_Configurator since then?
not removed but hidden, new ones show fewer things in the root of the drive and have some more features.
Btw. sticks can be upgraded, latest firmware is on Kuka website. Here is direct link:
KSR config must be provided a valid network path, username, and password to gain write access to an SMB shared folder that is available on the network.
Best way to work out the settings is to connect a keyboard and mouse to the robot and use Interactive Mode until you have it working correctly, then add those settings to the KSR's "silent" mode.
also, this is explained in manual that is on USB recovery stick (just saying).
screens and menu structure look different depending on stick version.
as mentioned, older sticks could be updated.
newer software also allows collecting image of one partition at a time if needed (can be handy when free space on USB stick is insufficient).
