Hi
I get the following error on one of my routers
system,error,critical router was rebooted without proper shutdown by watchdog timer
It keeps on rebooting the whole time.
Anyone know how to fix, I already treid switching of watchdog timer, then router does not come back.
Latest RouterOs loaded 2.9.40, after reboot no wireless devices found, so rebooted again with antennas disconnected and wireless devices were there, so i connected the antennas up one by one and still running, too scared to reboot.
Config
Routerboard 532
Daugtherboard 564
2 x R52 Cards Running 5 ghz with 27dbi grids
2 x SR2 Cards On 16dbi Sectors
Power Supply To Mikrotik POE 48V
Config
Routerboard 532
Daugtherboard 564
2 x R52 Cards Running 5 ghz with 27dbi grids
2 x SR2 Cards On 16dbi Sectors
Power Supply To Mikrotik POE 48V
You can try some Doughterboard 502 and you will see if problem persist.I have changed the routerboard on that specific site, was running fine for about 45 minutes then same error again, updated to latest routerOS and same problem, haven't updated firmware as yet.
OK upgraded firmware to 2.6 on routerboard and still same problem
Any suggestions anyone???
Changed power to 48volt, router ran for an 1 hour, then rebooted, now it keeps rebooting every 2 minutes with no error in the log when it comes back up 
any ideas.
Config : Routerboard 532 (Replaced Yesterday)
Daughterboard 564
2 x Sr2 Cards
2 x R52 Cards
48 volt psu unit
2 x 27dbi 5.8 grids
2 x 16dbi Waveguide sectors
any ideas.
Config : Routerboard 532 (Replaced Yesterday)
Daughterboard 564
2 x Sr2 Cards
2 x R52 Cards
48 volt psu unit
2 x 27dbi 5.8 grids
2 x 16dbi Waveguide sectors
How do you have those 4 wlan cards distributed on the system (main board/daughterboard)?
Might be an issue of the total power that can be delivered to the daughterboard?
Furthermore the routerboard.com website has this note for the RB564 daughterboard:
Perhaps try to reduce the number of installed cards for testing if it gets stable then. Or put one high power (SR2) and one normal (R52) card on the mainboard and daughterboard each (to distribute power load)?
Just some thoughts...
Best regards,
Christian Meis
Might be an issue of the total power that can be delivered to the daughterboard?
Furthermore the routerboard.com website has this note for the RB564 daughterboard:
Not having the chipset specs for the SR2 at hand, I can't really judge if this applies here...Note! You can not use more than two AR5414 chipset (e.g. R52) cards in RB/564. If you want to use three or four miniPCI cards in RB/564, you should use other chipset based ones for those extra slots, like CM9. For example, two R52 + two CM9 is OK, four CM9 is also OK, but not three or four R52.
Perhaps try to reduce the number of installed cards for testing if it gets stable then. Or put one high power (SR2) and one normal (R52) card on the mainboard and daughterboard each (to distribute power load)?
Just some thoughts...
Best regards,
Christian Meis
Your problem is definitely overloading the RB532 voltage regulators.
You've probably got 4 x 400mW cards in there all running at full power - common mistake, especially obvious that it happens when you start putting traffic through it. I've even seen it happening with 4 x R52's ...
Is the 532 a 333 or 400MHz board? If it's a 333, try upgrading - the new ones have got a few more watts available, or add another RB532.
You've probably got 4 x 400mW cards in there all running at full power - common mistake, especially obvious that it happens when you start putting traffic through it. I've even seen it happening with 4 x R52's ...
Is the 532 a 333 or 400MHz board? If it's a 333, try upgrading - the new ones have got a few more watts available, or add another RB532.
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