As Marty stated, if the blue LED is not on, the computer is not powering up. This LED is driven directly off the motherboard of the computer, and since you have the green LED on (which is the status LED for the motion system), you shouldn't have a head/box card failure.
One thing you can try real quick without having to tear the units apart is forcing the computer to turn on. Hold down the outer two menu buttons for two seconds. This will attempt a soft-power-on of the computer server. You should hear a relay inside the top box click if you've held down the correct buttons long enough.
If the server still doesn't turn on after you have done that, then as Marty stated you could have a connection/cabling problem, or possibly a bad computer power supply.
As Marty stated, if the blue LED is not on, the computer is not powering up. This LED is driven directly off the motherboard of the computer, and since you have the green LED on (which is the status LED for the motion system), you shouldn't have a head/box card failure.
One thing you can try real quick without having to tear the units apart is forcing the computer to turn on. Hold down the outer two menu buttons for two seconds. This will attempt a soft-power-on of the computer server. You should hear a relay inside the top box click if you've held down the correct buttons long enough.
If the server still doesn't turn on after you have done that, then as Marty stated you could have a connection/cabling problem, or possibly a bad computer power supply.
