Point #21:
GP & CSA (Good Practice and Common Sense Advice) for Mikrotik devices
Post also the CAP configuration, otherwise it would be difficult to understand how it works.
What about home.34_2_IOT?
Possibly unrelated, but you have some duplicated settings in configuration/security and actual interfaces, IMHO adopting a scheme like the one in the Mikrotik help:
# Creating a security profile, which will be common for both interfaces
/interface wifi security
add name=common-auth authentication-types=wpa2-psk,wpa3-psk passphrase="diceware makes good passwords" wps=disable
# Creating a common configuration profile and linking the security profile to it
/interface wifi configuration
add name=common-conf ssid=MikroTik country=Latvia security=common-auth
# Creating separate channel configurations for each band
/interface wifi channel
add name=ch-2ghz frequency=2412,2437,2472 width=20mhz
add name=ch-5ghz frequency=5180,5260,5500 width=20/40/80mhz
# Assigning to each interface the common profile as well as band-specific channel profile, in case of "no supported channels" message on interfaces, make sure that correct (channel) configuration is applied to each.
/interface wifi
set wifi1 channel=ch-5ghz configuration=common-conf disabled=no
set wifi2 channel=ch-2ghz configuration=common-conf disabled=no
makes them more readable and avoids possible conflicts.