Ion type in NAMD Implicit solvent model for ionizing the system

From: Susmita Ghosh (g.susmita6_at_gmail.com)
Date: Wed Sep 13 2017 - 00:31:50 CDT

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Dear NAMD users,

In NAMD implicit solvent model how to specify the type of ION for ionizing
the system? If I use only the "ionConcentration" command then by default
it will take NA+ and CL- ions. Now I want to use KCL instead of NACL to
ionize the system. Is there any any way to do that with Implicit solvent
model?

Thanks in advance!

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