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Mikronik does not comply with the Z2 standard for several reasons (mostly bus timing and noise), but I'd expect it to at least show up in the early startup menu.
Can you boot the machine and try an "initial" flash with the flash tool? It wouldn't be the first time that a flakey power supply causes a flash to lose it's data.
It is the 20-year anniversary edition and has the latest (52-101) firmware.
I did improve a few details on the bus interface a few weeks after it's release in February 2018, so if it's one of the first controllers, it's worth checking if it has the latest CPLD code. When did you buy it?
The flash tool would tell you if the CPLD version is old, but if you ordered it on that date directly from us, it's the new version.
The only thing left to try would be cleaning the connectors and trying a different slot - the Mikronik board makes a lot of mistakes, but it should not break autoconfig. I'm pretty sure it breaks IDE functionality, but the card should show up with vendor ID 4626 and product ID 0 in early startup.
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