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NAME

       libevdev-tweak-device - evdev device configuration tool

SYNOPSIS

       libevdev-tweak-device  --abs  <axis>  [--min  <min>]  [--max <max>] [--res <res>] [--fuzz <fuzz>] [--flat
       <flat>] <device>

       libevdev-tweak-device --led <led> --on|--off <device>

DESCRIPTION

       libevdev-tweak-device allows setting absolute axis parameters and controlling LEDs.

OPTIONS

       The first form of the command controls axis parameters. The options are:

       --abs <axis>
              specifies the axis to tweak; one of ABS_X, ABS_Y, ABS_Z,  ABS_RX,  ABS_RY,  ABS_RZ,  ABS_THROTTLE,
              ABS_RUDDER,  ABS_WHEEL, ABS_GAS, ABS_BRAKE, ABS_HAT0X, ABS_HAT0Y, ABS_HAT1X, ABS_HAT1Y, ABS_HAT2X,
              ABS_HAT2Y,   ABS_HAT3X,   ABS_HAT3Y,   ABS_PRESSURE,   ABS_DISTANCE,    ABS_TILT_X,    ABS_TILT_Y,
              ABS_TOOL_WIDTH, ABS_VOLUME depending on the device's capabilities.

       --min <min>
              specifies the minimum for the axis.

       --max <max>
              specifies the maximum for the axis.

       --res <resolution>
              specifies the resolution for the axis.

       --fuzz <fuzz>
              specifies the fuzz for the axis.

       --flat <flat>
              specifies the flat for the axis.

       The second form of the command controls LEDs. The options are:

       --led <led>
              specifies  the  LED  to  control;  one of LED_NUML, LED_CAPSL, LED_SCROLLL, LED_COMPOSE, LED_KANA,
              LED_SLEEP, LED_SUSPEND, LED_MUTE, LED_MISC,  LED_MAIL,  LED_CHARGING  depending  on  the  device's
              capabilities.

       --on   switches the LED on.

       --off  switches the LED off.

AUTHORS

       libevdev-tweak-device  was  written by Peter Hutterer for Red Hat, Inc. This manual page was adapted from
       the program usage information by Stephen Kitt <skitt@debian.org>, for the Debian  GNU/Linux  system  (but
       may be used by others). It was last modified for libevdev version 1.4.