you mean port?
micro uses newer KSS but it all should be the same.
have not used KRC5 micro yet but it has a switch. not sure if managed or not. what do you mean it does not save settings? how are you testing? do you mean that added port is not showing up after reboot? if you are trying to ping it from some external node, are you sure you are connecting to correct port? and are you sure you are doing cold boot with "reload files" or merely letting Windows restart?
well, it is supposed to show that it was added as soon as you go back to it... it looks like something is either wrong with the plugin or file is read only. you can try to edit it manually and then do a cold start with reload files. perhaps post your KLIConfig.xml.
this is what it looks like on KSS8.5
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<KagaConfig xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="/Roboter/Config/System/Common/Schemes/KagaConfig.xsd">
<Version Label="">
<Info Version="KUKA V8.3" />
<Schema Version="300" />
</Version>
<BusConfig isActive="true" Id="NETWORK_CONFIG_KUKA_LINE_INTERFACE">
<PhysicalNetworkDevice Priority="12" HibernateSupport="true" LinkSettings="Autonegotiation">
<IfConfig Name="gei" Unit="1" IpConfigType="noIp" Ip="none" Netmask="none" />
<VirtualNetworkDevice>
<IfConfig Name="KLI" Unit="5" IpConfigType="IpnetStatic" Ip="172.31.1.147" Netmask="ffff0000" />
<Queue Priority="60" Resources="100">
<Filter String="Filter0" />
<Filter String="Filter1" />
<Filter String="EthernetIP" />
</Queue>
<Queue Priority="255" Resources="100">
<Filter String="AcceptAll" />
</Queue>
</VirtualNetworkDevice>
</PhysicalNetworkDevice>
</BusConfig>
<NAT GlobalInterface="virtual5">
<NATRule>map [GlobalNatInterface] [host:WINDOWS] -> 0/32 portmap tcp/udp 18000:18999</NATRule>
<NATRule>map [GlobalNatInterface] [host:WINDOWS] -> 0/32 icmpidmap icmp 19000:19999</NATRule>
<NATRule>rdr [GlobalNatInterface] [addr] port 3389 -> [host:WINDOWS] port 3389 tcp proxy RemoteIP</NATRule>
<NATRule>rdr [GlobalNatInterface] [addr] port 139 -> [host:WINDOWS] port 139 tcp</NATRule>
<NATRule>rdr [GlobalNatInterface] [addr] port 445 -> [host:WINDOWS] port 445 tcp/udp</NATRule>
<NATRule>rdr [GlobalNatInterface] [addr] port 49001 -> [host:WINDOWS] port 49001 tcp</NATRule>
<NATRule>rdr [GlobalNatInterface] [addr] port 49002 -> [host:WINDOWS] port 49002 tcp</NATRule>
<NATRule>rdr [GlobalNatInterface] [addr] port 49003 -> [host:WINDOWS] port 49003 tcp</NATRule>
<NATRule>rdr [GlobalNatInterface] [addr] port 49004 -> [host:WINDOWS] port 49004 tcp</NATRule>
<NATRule>rdr [GlobalNatInterface] [addr] port 49006 -> [host:WINDOWS] port 49006 tcp</NATRule>
<NATRule>rdr [GlobalNatInterface] [addr] port 49010 -> [host:WINDOWS] port 49010 tcp</NATRule>
<NATRule>rdr [GlobalNatInterface] [addr] port 443 -> [host:WINDOWS] port 443 tcp</NATRule>
<NATRule>rdr [GlobalNatInterface] [addr] port 4840 -> [host:WINDOWS] port 4840 tcp</NATRule>
<NATRule>rdr [GlobalNatInterface] [addr] port 9985 -> [host:WINDOWS] port 9985 tcp</NATRule>
<NATRule>rdr [GlobalNatInterface] [addr] port 9986 -> [host:WINDOWS] port 9986 tcp</NATRule>
<NATRule>rdr [GlobalNatInterface] [addr] port 50457 -> [host:WINDOWS] port 50457 tcp/udp</NATRule>
<NATRule>rdr [GlobalNatInterface] [addr] port 7000 -> [host:WINDOWS] port 7000 tcp/udp</NATRule>
<StandardGateway Ip="0.0.0.0" />
</NAT>
<UserFilter Id="Filter0" Type="pkt" Attribute="8100" />
<UserFilter Id="Filter1" Type="pkt" Attribute="8892" />
</KagaConfig>te refieres a puerto?
micro usa KSS más nuevo, pero todo debería ser igual.
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Kuka krc4
kss 8.6.6
kr270c
impresionante,
do you have a manual about how to create smart buttons like this ? switch the images and what do yo change to see the current position in each of buttons ?
just for funny debug test 
Regards
which smart buttons? you mean the items in the red frame?
i did that using VisualStudio by creating standard windows form application.
basic idea is to display window, turn off the border, place it in specific location and do whatever you need from it (add picture box or label). note that placement depends on environment. if this is OfficePC (OfficeLite) , HMI window can be moved by user. this meant using Windows API to locate main window of the HMI. also i used transparency so that own background is not visible.
Panic Mode, i have to tell you i am impressed, you really know your stuff. Good job, Again!
