K7 PRO III Spectrum Sharing

[BeanAnimal]

It means 6 colors in hexadecimal in manual mode
Like 006400640064

Ahh makes sense now… obvious now that I look at it!
I will update my utility to enable those changes.

 

[noopsyche]

Ahh makes sense now… obvious now that I look at it!
I will update my utility to enable those changes.

OK

 

[BeanAnimal]

The Profile Generator Tool is finished.
The post is here

Noo-Psyche K7 Pro III QR Code Profile Generator

I built this... https://beananimal.com/tools/noo-psyche-k7-profile-generator/ Should be much easier to use (as compared to the noopsyche app) for creating schedules. It works - Needless to say - use it at your own risk. Use a desktop or tablet - too much going on for a pleasant mobile...

www.reef2reef.com

The tool is here

Noo-Psyche K7 Profile Generator | BeanAnimal's Reef

Noo-Psyche K7 profile generator can be used to generate custom QR Code lighting profiles for Noo-Psyche K7 Pro III reef aquarium LED light fixtures.

beananimal.com

Enjoy

-Bean

 

[noopsyche]

Provide users with an Excel that can automatically generate data

 

[noopsyche]

The Profile Generator Tool is finished.
The post is here

Noo-Psyche K7 Pro III QR Code Profile Generator

I built this... https://beananimal.com/tools/noo-psyche-k7-profile-generator/ Should be much easier to use (as compared to the noopsyche app) for creating schedules. It works - Needless to say - use it at your own risk. Use a desktop or tablet - too much going on for a pleasant mobile...

www.reef2reef.com

The tool is here

Noo-Psyche K7 Profile Generator | BeanAnimal's Reef

Noo-Psyche K7 profile generator can be used to generate custom QR Code lighting profiles for Noo-Psyche K7 Pro III reef aquarium LED light fixtures.

beananimal.com

Enjoy

-Bean

thank you very much for providing the tool for reefers!

 

[BeanAnimal]

Provide users with an Excel that can automatically generate data

I also built a google sheet with code behind that does similar - it also generates QR Codes similar to the web-application that I wrote. I did not build an import utility and abandoned the project in favor of the web based chart with draggable nodes. If there is interest in the google sheet, I can publish it as well.

 

[noopsyche]

I also built a google sheet with code behind that does similar - it also generates QR Codes similar to the web-application that I wrote. I did not build an import utility and abandoned the project in favor of the web based chart with draggable nodes. If there is interest in the google sheet, I can publish it as well.

That will be great! Can I share it to users? Really appreciate everything you do

 

[BeanAnimal]

I will finish it up when i get a chance and post a link.

 

[BeanAnimal]

The profile generator tool has been updated with some basic curve adjustment tools.

 

[BeanAnimal]

Another Update - It was driving me nuts not being able to just move 1 or more channels by themselves.
Self explanatory

 

[Boreas_SA]

Thanks @BeanAnimal , awesome tool. Just a quick question on the mapping of the colours of the sliders to the channels, trying to figure out what chips are in which channels and how it maps to the sliders, is this correct? Want to try and get to an AB+ type spectrum with a bit of white added, so want to understand the ratios of all the chips per channel.

A – White Channel – Osram Cool white LEDs - The first "W" channel - contains 6 Cool white chips
B – Light Blue Channel – Osram blue LEDs - The 5th "C" channel - contains 6 Blue chips (Ice blue or cyan)
C – Dark Blue Channel – Osram royal blue and Semi LED 430nm LEDs - The second "B" channel - Contains 8xRoyal Blue chips and 4x430nm chips
D – UV Channel – Semi LED 415nm & Semi LED 405nm LEDs - The 4th "U" channel - Contains 2x405nm chips and 4x415nm chips
E – Warm Red Channel – Osram red & Osram warm white LEDs - The 6th "R" channel - Contains 2 Red and 2 Warm White chips
F – Green Blue Channel – Osram blue and Osram green LEDs - The third "G" channel - Contains 2 green and 4xBlue chips (Ice Blue or Cyan)

 

[BeanAnimal]

I am not sure I understand the question.

The chart provided by NooPsyche is below.
I raised and lowered each slider and confirmed that this is an accurate representation.

The channels "manual slider" and "schedule columns" are in the same order as they are in the NS APP
Call the columns 1-6 or sliders 1-6

However somewhere on this site and elsewhere NS named the channels A-F (it must be that way on the controller?) but those are not in the same order as the NS APP columns or sliders.

So yes
A = chan 1
B = chan 5
C = chan 2
D = chan 4
E = chan 6
F = chan 3

A (c1)– White Channel – Osram Cool white LEDs
B (c5) – Light Blue Channel – Osram blue LEDs
C (c2) – Dark Blue Channel – Osram royal blue and Semi LED 430nm LEDs
D (c4) – UV Channel – Semi LED 415nm & Semi LED 405nm LEDs
E (c6)– Warm Red Channel – Osram red & Osram warm white LEDs
F (c4) – Green Blue Channel – Osram blue and Osram green LEDs

You got an accurate AB+ mapped out let me know.

While I am not super unhappy with the lights, I can't get them to look as good as the OLD G2 Radions they are replacing. I am thinking of selling them and moving on to Profilux Mitras and controlling with my P4.

 

[Boreas_SA]

Ok, so quick back of matchbox calc based on the G6 blue chips, I get this. Disclaimer, I have not tried it on my tank, and the channels are different between Radion and the Noopsyche, with the green not even being in the Radion, and no 395nM in Noopsyche. But this is what it looks like. I combined the blue and green channel, as both contain cyan, so would suggest ramping up the blue channel and ramping down the green channel if it looks a bit funky. Also limited it to 100% for the royal blue and 430nm channel, because combined that is biggest percentage in the G6 blue. Last column will be the settings on the Noopsyche. Makes sense to me, but please critique if anything doesn't make sense.

Radion G6 Blue chips	Radion Chips	Radion %	Chips needed for 40 chip light	In Noopsyche	Individual chip contribution	Percentage for G6 Blue
Cool White	8​	8%​	3.20​	6​	1.3%​	36.4%​
Royal Blue + 430nm	44​	44%​	17.60​	12​	3.7%​	100.0%​
Blue channel + Green channel (need to adjust down so it looks right due to green)	32​	32%​	12.80​	12​	2.7%​	72.7%​
395nm + 405nm + 415nm	10​	10%​	4.00​	6​	1.7%​	45.5%​
Warm White + Red	6​	6%​	2.40​	4​	1.5%​	40.9%​

 

[Jonreefer]

Noopsyche needs to make their app for light programming like this tool.

 

[TimG]

@BeanAnimal Is the default schedule in the tool modeled after anything? Is that that the schedule your running?

 

[Genetics]

For my 20g nano I have this setting that seems to be pretty decent.

 

[Genetics]

Anyone know the channel wattages on the k7 v3? I am trying to dial this in a bit closer to AB+ or the old phoenix 14k bulbs but without wattages makes it difficult.

 

[BeanAnimal]

Rough estimate would be to plug it into a kill-a-watt
Take wattage at 0
Then wattage at each channel at 100%
The difference between the fixture at zero and each channel at 100% would give you an approximate ratio between each channels power consumption.

 

[Genetics]

Rough estimate would be to plug it into a kill-a-watt
Take wattage at 0
Then wattage at each channel at 100%
The difference between the fixture at zero and each channel at 100% would give you an approximate ratio between each channels power consumption.

Yeah thought about that. I asked them through their chat again today. They are saying everything is 3w aside from the cool white / royal blues which are 5w.

Went through and roughly compared them to the G3 Radions. It looks like if you set the royal blues to 50% intensity this is the translation to Noop k7 v3.

For AB+

Royal Blue 50%
Blue 40%
UV 17%
Cool White 16%
Red 18%
Green 27.6%

For SPS PHX14

Royal Blue 50%
Blue 40%
UV 17%
Cool White 16%
Red 23%
Green 19%

The green seems really high in these. I’m wondering if the old G3 greens were less than 3w.

 

[Genetics]

SPS 14k phoenix bulb spectrum slow ramp for longer day.