By what scook said it sounds like you can just use the preset, but Samplitude has a very powerful controller configorator (if that's a word - I'm tired). I managed to use it to program my ancient M-Audio ProjectMix, assigning all the buttons to my choice of useful features. It now works better in Samplitude than it has ever done in any of the software it was designed to work with due to the fact that every button does what I want it to do and I have essentially doubled the available functions by using the shift modifier, meaning that most of my buttons now have two functions!
The controller configerator lets you select from huge lists of assignable functions. It took a little while to get my head around it, and it took me several hours to program due to the immense lists of assignable functions. I then saved it as a preset which is saved as a file that I can backup.
If your controller works in Sonar, I see no reason why it won't work even better in Samplitude!