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HALO ANGELMATCH-USER GUIDE

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OVERVIEW

HALO AngelMatch can be used anywhere and anytime to confirm the match between a mother and

her baby. A simple press of a button provides instant audible and visual confirmation.

HALO AngelMatch can be easily expanded at any time by adding more mother tags and infant tags.

COMPONENTS:

HALO AngelMatch includes five (5) infant tags and five (5) mother tags. The bundle also includes ten

(10) straps for the infant tags and five (5) lanyard straps for the mother tags.

Infant tag Mother Tag Lanyard strap for Mother Tag*

Infant Tag Strap

*Other strap types such as breakaway straps, pullout/retractable cords, clip-ons, etc. can be used for the mother

tag depending on hospital preference. The straps shipped could be of slightly different model than the one shown

on picture.

Extra infant tag straps and lanyards can be ordered through your dealer or eXI. Alternatively, they can be ordered

directly from the manufacturer. Please contact your dealer or eXI for more information.

LED

Button

Securing pin

& flap

Summary of content (7 pages)

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HALO ANGELMATCH-USER GUIDE 1 OVERVIEW HALO AngelMatch can be used anywhere and anytime to confirm the match between a mother and her baby. A simple press of a button provides instant audible and visual confirmation. HALO AngelMatch can be easily expanded at any time by adding more mother tags and infant tags. COMPONENTS: HALO AngelMatch includes five (5) infant tags and five (5) mother tags. The bundle also includes ten (10) straps for the infant tags and five (5) lanyard straps for the mother tags.
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HALO ANGELMATCH USER GUIDE MOTHER TAG WITH THE INFANT 2 BONDING TAG The first step is to bond the mother tag with the infant tag(s). The mother tag has the capability of handling multiple births (twin, triplets etc.) and can be bonded with up to eight infant tags. 1. When the mother and the baby/babies are ready, take one mother tag and as many infant tags as are required. 2. Hold the mother tag with the button facing upwards. Make sure you have the infant tags readily available. 3.
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HALO ANGELMATCH USER GUIDE 6. Press and hold the button again. The tag will beep and the LED will change to flashing orange. The tag is now in bonding mode. 7. Without letting go of the button, place the infant tag so that it is within 12 inches of the mother tag. The mother tag will now bond with the infant tag. 8. A beeping sound will confirm the successful bond between mother tag and infant tag. 9.
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HALO ANGELMATCH USER GUIDE 3 ATTACHING THE TAG TO THE BABY Hold the tag with the top (Blue) uppermost and thread the strap through one Tag arm, across the bottom of the Tag and through the other arm. Place the strap around the baby’s wrist or leg and insert the securing pin in an appropriate position on the strap. Fold over the securing flap and press firmly so that the securing pin snaps in place. Make sure the strap is not restricting circulation, or it will potentially cause chaffing.
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HALO ANGELMATCH USER GUIDE 4 MATCHING MOTHER WITH BABY Anytime and anywhere the mother or hospital staff want to confirm the match between the mother and a baby, the following steps apply: 1. Bring the baby and the mother tags together so that they are within 12 inches of proximity. 2. Press the mother tag button and release. 3. If there is a match, a ‘good match’ melody will play and the LED on the mother tag will display a solid green light. 4.
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HALO ANGELMATCH USER GUIDE 5 DISCHARGE When the mother and the baby are ready to leave the hospital, simply release the infant tag by cutting the strap. The infant tag(s) will remain bonded with the mother tag until the next bonding process, which will clear the mother tag memory and enter new tag(s). It is recommended that the mother tag is rebonded with the infant tag(s) every time HALO AngelMatch is assigned to a mother and her baby.
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HALO ANGELMATCH USER GUIDE FCC Regulations This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for Class B Digital Device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.