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A philips' on-site field service engineer (fse) was able to observe the situation; the yellow alarm was not triggered but can be found in the alarm memory and in the clinical audit trail.Further investigation found that the mx 700 monitors in the rooms are all configured to 0 volume.In addition, the yellow alarm was configured not to evaluate (that can be used to generate audible alarms even if the user has turned alarm volume to 0).The default nbp alarms are set to alarm only on the systolic measurement and for the systolic measurement the default values are set to 180 mmhg as high alarm and 90mmhg as low alarm.Only the central station logs were provided.An alarm can be seen in the logs at the control center and was also acknowledged from there.( redid the following as these since they were hard to follow) 14.11.2025 12:03:51,310.1 f,**nbps 141 >140 finished.,piic ix: ix31s, 14.11.2025 12:03:03,,red alarm sound sounds.,piic ix: ix31s, 14.11.2025 12:02:29,,yellow alarm sound sounds.,piic ix: ix31s, 14.11.2025 12:02:29,310.1 f,**nbps 141 >140 generated at 12:02:18.,piic ix: ix31s, the field service engineer (fse) also advised the customer that the intellivue patient monitor (ivpm) software was outdated and needed to be updated.The fse updated all of the ivpm devices (updated ivpm mx700 software from m.03.00 to m.04.05.Updated ivpm x3 software from m.03.02 to m.04.07.Update ivpm fms-4 software from m.03.00 to m.04.05).A philips product support engineer (pse) reviewed the information/logs provided.The alarm review from the central station indicates the nbp yellow alarm was announced.The precondition must be that the alarm was also announced at the bedside.The event stated that it occurred on (b)(6) 2025 in bed 310.1 f at 12:03.In the audit log the alarm is seen at 12:02:29.The nbp alarm is acknowledged, from the bedside at 12:03:45 which indicated the alarm was seen at the bedside.The default nbp alarms are set to alarm only on the systolic measurement and for the systolic measurement the default values are set to 180 mmhg as high alarm and 90mmhg as low alarm.Based on the results of the analysis, the product was confirmed to be operating per specifications.A software update was completed, and the alarm functionality was confirmed, and no further events were reported.The device(s) was returned to full use functional after the software update.Reporting institution phone # (b)(6).Reporter phone # (b)(6).
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