Solvent optimization using NoneqGrad

Questions
#1

I tried to optimize the first excited singlet state in PCM by using NoneqGrad keyword, But NoneqGrad keyword is not working.
Input as follows:
$molecule
read opt-S0.txt
$end
$rem
jobtype opt
METHOD wB97X-D
BASIS 6-31+G(d,p)
CIS_STATE_DERIV 1
CIS_N_ROOTS 3
CIS_SINGLETS TRUE
CIS_TRIPLETS FALSE
STATE_FOLLOW TRUE
max_scf_cycles 200
SCF_CONVERGENCE 8
THRESH 12
INCDFT FALSE
mem_static 4000
MEM_TOTAL 32000
MOLDEN_FORMAT TRUE
solvent_method pcm
$end

!$pcm
!NONEQUILIBRIUM TRUE
!$end

$pcm
NonEquilibrium
NoneqGrad TRUE
$end

$solvent
Dielectric 8.93
OpticalDielectric 2.03
$end

But ,I received a error message in output as :
Checking the input file for inconsistencies…
An unrecognized keyword “NoneqGrad” was found in the $pcm input section
The Q-Chem input file has failed to pass inspection

I couldn’t figure out then how to use this keyword …
Thanks in advance!

#2

It turns out that NonEqGrad (and also NonEqRelax), which are described in the manual, are no longer implemented in the code. I believe these may have been accidentally deprecated in recent changes to PCM code, and I will open a ticket to get this fixed (and also remove from the manual in the meantime). That said, according to the manual all NonEqGrad is supposed to do is to switch from the static to the optical dielectric constant and you could force this change manually simply by setting the (static) dielectric constant to be equal to the value of the optical dielectric constant.