-Edit rule: Edit the focused rule. You can edit a rule by pressing phone’s “Select” key.

-Add additional rules: When adding a new profile, you can only divide callers up to three groups including, callers on phonebook/list, callers not in above lists and private numbers. You can add four empty additional rules for editing by choosing this menu item.

-Delete additional rules: You can delete all empty additional rules by choosing this menu item when all additional rules are empty.

-Hide additional rules: Hide all additional rules. You will see a plus sign on the ball icon at the first line rule when there are hidden additional rules.

-Show additional rules: Show all additional rules.

-New rule: You can create a new rule when the focused rule is an empty additional rule.

-Delete rule: You can delete a rule when the focused rule is an existing additional rule.

3-3 Create, view & edit a rule

When you are creating or viewing & editing a rule, possible edit items include:

3-3-1 Callers in

All callers: This option means all incoming callers. If you choose this option, all incoming callers are considered as one group.

Phonebook: This option means incoming callers are listed in phonebook.

List: This option means incoming callers are listed in a selected list. When this option is selected, PhonePilot will let you choose or create a new list.

3-3-2 Response

When incoming callers match the condition of section 3-1, available responses include:

Accept (don’t handle): PhonePilot ignores these incoming calls. It’s up to you to accept or reject them.

Voice response: Answered by voice response. See section 4 for more information.

Send busy tone: Send busy tone to reject these callers right now.

Divert calls to: Divert callers to a pre-defined phone number. When you choose this option, PhonePilot will let you input a phone number manually or select one from phonebook. Then

send call diversion request to your carrier. Notice! This function is based on “Call divert if busy” service provide by your carrier, PhonePilot will send busy tone to callers and the incoming calls will be diverted to the pre-defined phone number. So you may be charged with voice communication or monthly charge of call diversion. Please contact you carrier for more information.

Record conversation: If you choose this option, PhonePilot will automatically record conversations

of these calls after you picking up calls manually. Notice! Both parties will hear a beep every five seconds when call record is processing. These beeps are generated by you phone and can’t be muted, it is used to remind both parties that call record is on going.

Busy+Send SMS: First send busy tone to reject these callers right now, then send custom SMS

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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.

One of the standout characteristics of the Nokia E62 is its ergonomic design. It features a large QWERTY keyboard, which makes typing emails and text messages more efficient for users who require extensive communication options. The keys are well-spaced and tactile, providing a satisfying typing experience that was quite advanced for its time. The device is also equipped with a 2.4-inch display with a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels, offering clear visibility for emails, documents, and web browsing.

In terms of connectivity, the Nokia E62 supports GSM and GPRS standards, enabling users to stay connected through voice calls and data services. While lacking in 3G capabilities, the device could still access the internet and email via GPRS, making it suitable for on-the-go professionals. Bluetooth support allowed for seamless connections with other devices, including headsets and computers, facilitating a wide range of applications.

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.

An impressive battery life is another highlight of the E62, with a removable battery that provided up to 6 hours of talk time and several days of standby. This longevity is crucial for business users who rely on their devices throughout the day without frequent interruptions for charging.

In summary, the Nokia E62 encapsulates an era of smartphones tailored to professional use. Its QWERTY keyboard, solid build quality, Symbian OS, and long-lasting battery make it a remarkable device in Nokia's lineup. While it may seem dated by modern standards, the E62 laid the groundwork for subsequent smartphones focused on productivity and efficient communication, demonstrating Nokia's commitment to the business user segment.
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