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Re: RoboRIO not getting power.
The first thing to check is to see if the voltage is coming out of the PDP on the port to the RoboRIO.
If not, the fuse next to the port is the first place to look.
If it is, check at the 'RIO end of the power cable to be sure you don't have a broken wire.
If you're getting voltage at the 'RIO input, but the lights aren't coming on, it's time to look at National Instruments documentation. If you can't find anything on this in a reasonable amount of time (an hour or two), contact them - the NI documentation and website are well known for being terrific at some things and terrible at others.
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