Dead power supply?

[ghssovereign]

So I recently picked up an acer altos g700 server. I plugged this baby into the wall and immediately the back of the power supply is blinking green on the top most LED. I go to press the power button (or what I think is the power button the case is actually missing the front) and nothing happens. I am really just looking to part out this machine, but I wanted to test if it works first. Does the LED mean a bad psu? or am I just stupid and don't actually know how to turn the machine on. BTW on there front there are the expansion bays, the (what I would call) hot swap HDD bays and then to the right of those there is a button (but a black stick that should house a button with the front of the case on). Above that there is some sort of connector that has nothing plugged into it, it has ten pin slots and a ground wire that comes off of it. Am I missing the power button? Thank you for any help you can give

[brwainer]

17 hours ago, ghssovereign said:

So I recently picked up an acer altos g700 server. I plugged this baby into the wall and immediately the back of the power supply is blinking green on the top most LED. I go to press the power button (or what I think is the power button the case is actually missing the front) and nothing happens. I am really just looking to part out this machine, but I wanted to test if it works first. Does the LED mean a bad psu? or am I just stupid and don't actually know how to turn the machine on. BTW on there front there are the expansion bays, the (what I would call) hot swap HDD bays and then to the right of those there is a button (but a black stick that should house a button with the front of the case on). Above that there is some sort of connector that has nothing plugged into it, it has ten pin slots and a ground wire that comes off of it. Am I missing the power button? Thank you for any help you can give

I'm looking at images of this server online, and it looks like the power button is integrated into the front panel, which I would imagine connects to those 10 pins. It should be just like pins on a motherboard, where shorting the right two together is the same as pressing the power button.