Help Midnite Solar Classic 150 Experts - Resting not float

That is a photo of the WBjr Shunt status... And no WBjr is installed (?)

I think that this is the wrong status screen... Press and hold Left Arrow key and while holding < , tap the [enter] key.

I have never seen a Midnite Classic--Just my understanding of the button presses.

You have a:

200 Watts
Voc 43.2 volts
Isc 6.17 amps
Vmp 36 volts
Imp 5.56 amps

That means your Voc-array is ~7x43.2 volts = 302.4 volts (array cool at ~25C).

Way over your controller's operational range.

From using the Midnite Classic sizing tool for the 200 volt rated unit... You should be using 4 panels in series x 1 or 2 (or more) parallel strings. You could run 5 panels in series, but it is marginal .

So, either your system shut down because of over voltage (Hypervolt)--Or was damaged by extreme overvoltage >> 248 maximum voltage). Or your system is OK, and presently your array wiring is "broken". 

In any case, you need to rewire to 3 or 4 panels in series --- 5 is sort of OK... 6+ is too high.

http://www.midnitesolar.com/sizingTool/index.php

Here is the 4sx2p panel string (you current have 7 series x 1 parallel with 10C low to 45C high --Too many panel in series). You presently have 7 panels--So you either need +1 panel, or cut back to 6 panels for now (3s x 2p).

How to use the Classic String Sizing Tool

PV Array
Rated PV Array Power:	1600	Watts
Anticipated Array Power @ 45C:	1456	Watts
Rated PV Array Current:	11.12	Amps
Battery Charging Current @ 57.6 V:	27.8	Amps
VMP (Maximum Power Point Voltage) :	144	Volts
VOC (Open Circuit Voltage):	172.8	Volts
VMP @ 10 C°:	153.6	Volts
VOC @ 10 C°:	181.2	Volts

Classic, Classic SL & Classic Lite Charge Controller Selection	150	200	250
Max Operating Voltage	150	200	250
Max Non operating VOC (HyperVOC) @ 48V Nominal Battery Voltage	198	248	298
Maximum Number Of Modules In Series	3	4	5
Max Number Of Modules In Series (Using HyperVOC)	4	5	6
Max Allowable Output Current Per Classic  Based On This Current Configuration	76	65	55
Max Allowable Wattage Per Classic  Based On This Current Configuration	4438	3796	3212
Present PV Array Wattage Of This Configuration	1600	1600	1600
Design Check
Max VOC	MARGINAL  (HyperVOC)	OK	OK
Temperature The Classic Will  Enter HyperVOC	ALWAYS	-23 C°	-110 C°
Array Power (Wattage)	OK	OK	OK
Classics Required	0.4	0.5	0.5
NOTE: MidNite Solar recommends a second controller be added after 1.2 NOTE: Generally speaking you'll want to use the Classic 150 or 200 as they are less expensive and will handle more power. With MPPT controllers the higher the input voltage the less efficient they are. This is not a large value but it will add up to a little more heat in the controller and a point or two less in efficiency. BUT you also have to be careful not to have the input voltage to low. Most all MPPT controllers will want to see a minimum of 130% of the actual high battery voltage. So if we have a 48v battery and it has an Equalize voltage if 62.3 volts than we would multiply that by 130% and we would need a minimum of 81 volts on the input on the hottest day of the year in order to have enough headroom for the MPPT to work. WARNING: MidNite Solar makes no representation, warranty or assumption of liability regarding the use of the String Calculator. This tool uses data provided by other parties (such as PV module specs) and makes calculations based on assumptions which may or may not prove to be valid.

-Bill