wlan1: [MAC] requires more rates than we support (UNABLE to connect to 5 GHz network)

I was not able to connect as a client to my 5 and 2,4 GHz home router (from UPC/Vodafone provider) from my Mikrotik RB433 router with CM9 (AR5213) card even other devices at home has no problem (phones, notebooks, tablets of various kinds).

When i turn on wireless logging, i saw:

wlan1: [MAC] requires more rates than we support

I try to enable all rates available with no luck.
I found here a post about a bug in firmware so I decided to upgrade to the latest stable/current and problem was solved only on 2.4 GHz.

But I’m still unable to connect to the same 5 GHz home network router with the sam error message even latest current/stable version (6.47 or 6.45.9).
Seems like the bug persist on 5 GHz - http://forum.mikrotik.com/t/rb-sxt-g-5hpacd-requires-more-rates-than-we-support/86247/1

Same here, connecting to Archer C6 with this error. I’m using RB333, AR5413, 5Ghz A, RouterOS 6.47.
Interesting thing is that I replaced ancient RB532 with 5.26 firmware, which was able to connect to this wlan without any issue.
Also, when I set the interface to wds slave, it is able to briefly connect, but this mode is not a station, so this is a no go.

I had to downgrade to ~2 years old RouterOS to be able to connect to 5 GHz network.
There is no change even I tick on all data rates (or default) on Wireless - Data Rates.

[admin@MikroTik] > /system logging                                            
[admin@MikroTik] system logging> add topics=wireless,debug action=memory

And log messages:

[admin@MikroTik] /log> /log  
[admin@MikroTik] /log> print
...
11:14:41 wireless,debug wlan1: must select network 
11:14:41 wireless,debug AC:22:05:58:DE:C3: on 5180 AP: yes SSID home5 caps 0x1531 rates 0xOFDM:6-54 BW:1x-4x SGI:1x-4x HT:0-23 VHTMCS:SS1=0-9,SS2=0-9,SS3=0-9 basic 0xOFDM:6,12,24 BW:1x VHTMCS:SS1=0-7,SS2=0-7,SS3=0-7 MT: no 
11:14:41 wireless,debug wlan1: AC:22:05:58:DE:C3 requires more rates than we support 
11:14:41 wireless,debug wlan1: no network that satisfies connect-list,  by default choose with strongest signal 
11:14:41 wireless,debug wlan1: failed to select network

what version did the trick?

I’m not able to reproduce it again (I don’t have access to original devices anymore). It seems like AP settings was changed to be able to connect.