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In order to associate a transition system with an event structure, it is customary to use configurations, constructing a transition system by repeatedly adding executable events. It is also possible to use residuals, constructing a transition system by repeatedly deleting non-executable events. The present paper proposes a systematic investigation of how the two methods are interrelated. The focus will be on asymmetric versions of prime, bundle, and dual event structures. For each of them, configuration-based and residual-based transition system semantics will be defined. The pairwise bisimilarity of the resulting transition systems will be proved, considering interleaving, multiset, and pomset semantics.