Notebook hardware control on a Satellite

Hi,
I want to ask if somebody has expirience with the programm notebook hardware control on a toshiba satellite.
Greetings.

Hi Olser
Usually if you use Toshiba designed tools it is enough for successfully notebook usage. Can you please tell us what you mean exactly with "hardware control"?

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matthewabennett wrote:
CCTM, thank you! I have a small idea what you mean, but I still can't implement it :-)
You have some fundamental choices:
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B) you could simply use drawbar screen controls only and remap them to other parameters for non-organ patches
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