Philips received an email from the customers biomed supervisor that a spo2 failure to alarm on (b)(6) 2022 approx.00:30 am, room 354 occured.The customer stated that they evaluated the system and device working as expected the remote support application specialist reviewed all of the provided log files from the customer and provided the following answer to the customer via email: from the clinical audit trail for the dates/times of (b)(6) (0800 hours) and (b)(6) (0030 hours) it appears that the devices did alert, with sound and some silenced or ended if spo2 values fell back within the normal limits.When an alarm occurs at the bedside, the alert is activated within 6-8 seconds at the picix.The information provided and the clinical audit is that the system worked as designed.There was no product malfunction; this is considered a user issue.The remote support specialist reviewed the provided log files and stated that the alarms were seen to have occurred at the piic ix and silenced by the user at the bedsite monitor.
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