Ai prime hd help

[Gonebad395]

Hi guys I’m stepping back from saltwater for a bit trying something new. I’m going to do a planed fresh water tank and I’m using my biocube and ai prime. My problem is I can’t find settings anywhere for my saltwater ai prime to use in fresh water can anyone point me in the correct direction. I don’t want to buy a new light and feel that this light can do what I need.

 

[oreo54]

Easiest is just dim the blues and violets till you get a look you like..
If you want a bit more.. Start w/ shutting off/dimming royal blues..
Then the other "blueish things..

After you find a look you like you can scale intensity if desired..
Plants will grow fine w/ any spectrum available w/ that light.

Generally speaking overall intensisty to start is at about 1/3 reef levels.. ;)

to try to be a little more helpful..
whites 100%, Green 100%, red 100% reg blue 50%..
You can mix/match blues/violets and a wee bit of violet helps..
Bit of artistic liscense here but should be a good start.
don't have the photo red CREE diode spectrum atm..

Cree XT-E CoolWhite (5000-8300K) [120°] x4
Cree XP-E Green (520-535nm) [120°] x1
Cree XP-E Red (620-630nm) [120°] x1
Cree XR Blue (465-475nm) [120°] x1
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* SIMULATION DATA
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Luminous flux : 739 lm
Radiant flux : 2,548 mW
PPF : 11.4 umol/s
TCP : 6710 K
CRI : 95

 

[Gonebad395]

Easiest is just dim the blues and violets till you get a look you like..
If you want a bit more.. Start w/ shutting off/dimming royal blues..
Then the other "blueish things..

After you find a look you like you can scale intensity if desired..
Plants will grow fine w/ any spectrum available w/ that light.

Generally speaking overall intensisty to start is at about 1/3 reef levels.. ;)

to try to be a little more helpful..
whites 100%, Green 100%, red 100% reg blue 50%..
You can mix/match blues/violets and a wee bit of violet helps..
Bit of artistic liscense here but should be a good start.
don't have the photo red CREE diode spectrum atm..

Ty so much any other information mention welcome and again ty