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Nokia 5500 Examples of applications, Accept callers in white list, reject callers in blacklist

Models: 5500 E62 E50

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10. Examples of applications

Accept all incoming calls, accept callers from phonebook and reject all incoming calls

In profiles view, activate one of pre-defined profiles, “Accept all”, “Accept phonebook” or “Reject all”.

Accept callers in white list, reject callers in blacklist

In profile view, edit pre-defined profile “Accept white list” or “Reject black list”. Choose a white list or blacklist for edit item “Callers in”. Exit edit mode and activate the profile.

You are on holiday, you want to divert callers in phonebook to home number and ignore all other callers (So that you can keep your home number in private)

In profiles view, edit pre-defined profile “Divert phonebook to”, then input a phone number to “Diverted number”. Exit edit mode and activated the profile.

You want to record conversations with callers in specific list

In profile view, edit pre-defined profile “Record callers in list”. Choose the list you want to record for edit item “Callers in”. Exit edit mode and activate the profile.

You want to accept all calls at office, and divert callers in phonebook to home number, then reject all other at home

Firstly, create a new schedule for office in scheduler view. Select pre-defined profile “Accept all” for profile name, set schedule type to “per day”, and input the working time to “Start time” and “End time”, then activate this profile. Secondly, create another new schedule for home in scheduler view. Select pre-defined profile “Divert phonebook to” for profile name, set schedule type to “per day”, and input the home time to “Start time” and “End time”, then activate this profile also,

You are in a meeting now. You want to inform your wife with a voice message of not eating dinner home today. Other callers send a SMS to inform them that you will call them after the meeting

In profiles view, create a new profile first, select “List” for “Callers in” and select the list containing your wife only. Then select “Voice response” for “response”. The settings of selected voice response should like this:

a.Type of the voice response’s “call in” action should be “Leave a message”.

b.Record a voice message of not eating dinner home today for edit item “Greeting”.

Select “Busy+Send SMS” for the response of “Callers not in above lists” rule and input a SMS texts to inform them that you will call them after the meeting. Finally, Select “Send busy tone” for the response of “Private numbers” rule.

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5500, E62, E50 specifications

The Nokia E62 is a notable device that emerged in the mid-2000s as part of Nokia's E-series, which focused heavily on business and productivity. Launched in 2006, the E62 was specifically designed for professionals, combining traditional phone features with advanced smartphone capabilities.

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The Nokia E62 runs on the Symbian OS, specifically the S60 platform, which allows users to install various applications and customize the device to meet their needs. The presence of a microSD card slot enables users to expand storage, an important feature for those who required more space for documents, applications, and multimedia.

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