Emerson ES2S- Manuals

Bulter Johann, laborer; res 163 Kentucky ns 6 w Eleventh. Bumphry John , laborer, C. B. & Q. depot; bds Jersey ns e Eighth. Bumphry John, engineer, T. W. , W. R'y.; res Second es 2 n Hamp. Banister Michael, laborer; res Seventh es 9 s Jersey. BUNTING J. R. , , CO., (W. Bunting), plumbers, steam ...

Bush Davis, firm of C. H. Curtis , Co.; res 87 Sixth ws 3 s Jersey. Bash Joseph, Capt. Co. F, 13 U. S. Inf.; bds Broad. ns 4 w Seventh. Bushnell Nehemiah, firm of Browning , B.; res ne cor Eighth and H shire Bushnell Robert H., hardware clerk, 111 LNIaine; res ne cor Eighth and Hampshire. Bushnell W...

Charles Clark H., teller, First National Bank; res 80 Broadway ns 2 e Fifth. Charles Edward B., clerk, land office, 106 Maine: res se cor Eighth and Payson avenue. CHARLES EDWARD, tailor, shop 52 Fourth nw cor Maine; res Sixth es 3 n York. Chase Adson, clerk, H. & St. J. R. R. office; res 92 Fou...

Clark Matthew, at livery, 73 Maine; res 22 State ns 4 w Third. Clark Peter W., iron-moulder, Front s Delaware ; res State ns 4 w 3d. Clark Patrick, laborer; res 26 Ohio ss 1 e Third. Clark Simion, boatman ; res se cor Fourth and State. Clark Simion, (col) Co. F, 38 U. S.; res 126 Third es 1 n Delawa...

notions, 81 Hampshire. Crutcher Thomas, firm of C. & Fox; res nw cor Third and Jersey. Cruttenden Jeremiah Smith, clerk, mill Front n Hampshire; res Twelfth ws 2 n Maine. Culbert Henry T., foreman news-room Whig and Republican office, 38 Fourth; bds Adams House. Culbertson Catherine, widow of Al...

Dickerson Charles Denny, printer; bds Missouri Home. DICKHUT CHRISTIAN C., dealer in drugs, fancy goods, paints and oils, se cor Seventh and State; res 127 Jersey ne cor Eighth. Dickhut Christoph W.; res Broadway ns 5 e Eighteenth. Dickhut Elisabetha, widow of Wilhelm; res Washington ss 3 e Sixth. D...

cor Sixth and Spring. Durfee Cyrus R., express messenger, 43 Fourth. Durfee William, carpenter and builder; res 109 Maiden Lane 2 w 4th. Durhold Heinrich, soda water factory and res 101 7th ws 2 s Ken. Durhold Henry, cigar-maker, 122 Hamp.; res 101 7th ws 2 s Ken. Durle Franz, shoemaker, 112 Hampshi...

EBER & KOENEKE, (W. E. & C. A. K.), dealers in groceries and provisions, 123 Hampshire, and vinegar manufacturers, Olive es n Oak. Eber William, firm of E. & Koeneke; res 123 Hampshire. Eberhardt Adolph, cabinet-maker, 95 Jersey; res Jer. ns 3 w Tenth. Eberhardt August, butcher; res Kent...

Eickmeier Herman H., cooper. alley n State e Eighth ; res sw cor Tenth and Kentucky. Eierdam Peter, laborer; res Ninth ws 3 s State. Eif Bernhart, plasterer; res Elm ss 2 w Eleventh. Eif Jacob II., painter, cor Twelfth -and Hampshire; res 300 Hampshire ss 3 w Thirteenth. Eif John , laborer, cor 12th...

Flehr Peter H., Co. H, 43 Ill. Inf.; res Jackson ss 4 e Eighth, Flehr Wilhelm H., laborer; res Jackson ss 4 e Eighth. Fleischbein Anton, cabinet-maker; res 91. State ss 5 e Sixth. FLEMING MARIA, widow of John, dress and cloak making and stamping, 124 Maine; res same. Flemme Henry, sawyer, cor 5th an...

French Thomas N., carpenter; res 171 Hampshire. Fericks George, teamster; res Oak ss 3 e Eleventh. Frese Johann, laborer; res Adams ns 2 c Eighth. Frese Joseph, laborer; res Spring ss c Eighteenth. Frey Augustus B., book-keeper, 117 Maine; bds 120 Vermont. Friederich Jacob, blacksmith, 101 State; bd...

Galbreath James E., cigar-maker, 147 Hamp.; bds 64 4th es s Maine. Gale George A., express messenger, 43 Fourth; bds 86 Maine. GALE & CURTIS, (G. F. G. & C. L. C.), landscape photographers, 81 Hampshire. Gale George F., firm of G. & Curtis; bds 87 Hampshire. Gale Patrick, laborer; res 24...

Gould Myron, firm of G. & Allen; res ne cor Fourth and Chestnut. Gove Elijah; res se cor Eighth and Broadway. Graahy John, laborer; res Seventh es 9 s Jersey. Grabbe Johann H., laborer; res sw cor Fourteenth and Jefferson. Graeber Christian, Co. H, 43 Ill. Inf.; res nw cor 8th and Adams. Graff J...

Olive. Green Jacob, employee, H. & S. J. R. R.; res Sixth es 4 n Jefferson. Green James M., employee, H. & S. J. R. R.; res Sixth es 4 n Jeff. Green John, (col) laborer; res Spruce ss 2 w Third. Green John, (col) laborer; res se cor Tenth and Maine. Green Richard, (col) laborer; res Tenth ws...

Gullker Carl W., Co. H, 43 Ill. Inf.; res 76 Fifth ws 3 s Elm. Gullker Gerhart A. F., laborer; res 76 Fifth ws 3 s Elm. Gullker Johann H., Co. H, 43 Ill. Inf.; res 76 Fifth ws 3 s Elm. Gunn Jacob, Co. A, 21 Michigan Inf.; res 131 York ns 4 e Seventh. Gunn Joseph, carpenter; res Maine ns 4 w Thirteen...

HARRIS J. R. & CO,, (D. Harris, A. Beebe, & J. H. McVeigh), tobacco manufacturers, sw cor Fifth and Ohio. Harris Jacob R., firm of J. R. H. & Co.; res Jersey ns 4 w Third. Harris John It., firm of 11. & Brother; res Fifth es 2 n State. Harris Robert, tobacco-roller; res 69 York ns 7 ...

Haumesser Johann N., laborer; res 250 Hampshire ss 9 e Tenth. Haumuller Dietrich, laborer, nw cor Ninth and Hampshire; res Vermont ns e Tenth. Haumuller Heinrich, carpenter, nw cor Ninth and Hampshire; res Vermont ns e Tenth. Haupt Henry, shoemaker, 84 Hamp.; res 103 Fifth ws 4 s Ken, Hauser Charles...

cemetery. Hoverton Edward, sen., (retired); res Seventh es 4 s Spring. Hoverton Edward, jr., harness-maker, 97 Hamp.; res 7th es 4 s Spring. Hoverton Margaret, widow of John; res 44 Seventh es 4 n Jersey. Howard Charles, (col) laborer; res Ver. ss e Fifth, rear church. Howard Charles, (col) laborer ...

Huestis William E., barber, 70 Hampshire; bds 58 Hampshire. Huey Alexander G., gardener; res State ss 3 e Seventh. Hufendick Friedrich W., cooper; res Eighth es 3 n Ohio Hufendieck Heinrich, cooper, 9th ws s Pay. av.; bds 9th ws 1 n Wash. Hufendieck Peter, cooper, 9th ws s Pay. av.; bds 9th ws 1 n W...

Maine. Jansen Frederick W., firm of F. W. J. & Son; res Jersey ns 5 e 5th. Jansen Heinrich, wagonmaker; bds se cor Tenth and Hampshire. Jansen Heinrich E., dealer in produce; res Seventh ws 1 n Wash. Jansen Hermann, sr.; res Vermont ss 4 w Thirteenth. Jansen Hermann, jr.; res Vermont ss 4 w Thir...

Jochem Jacob, iron-moulder; res ne cor Twenty-second and Broad. Jochem Johann J., laborer; res ne cor Twenty-second and Broadway. Jochem Peter, chair-maker; bds ne cor Twenty-second and Broadway. Jochem, Nicklaus, harness-maker, 135 Hampshire; res ne cor Twenty-second and Broadway. Johannes Anton, f...

Kibbe Everett W., clerk, Tremont House; bds same. Kidwell James H., carpenter; res 130 York ss 3 w Seventh. Kiefer Bartolomeus, currier, 97 Hamp.; res 228 Maine ss 6 w Ninth. Kiefer Donat, laborer; res Payson avenue ss 2 w Fourth. Kiefer Franz ; res 228 Maine ss 6 w Ninth. Kiefer Franz. blacksmith, ...

ss 3 w 9th. Klock Friedrich, stove-mounter, Front ws s Del.; res State ss a 8th. Kloock Ernst C., patent agent; bds Adams House. Klostermann Henry, firm of Worrell, Sylvester & Co.; res 37 Fourth es 3 n Washington. Klusmeier August, shoe-shop and res Payson avenue ns 3 e Eighth. Klusmeier Charle...

notions, watches, jewelry, &c.. 118 Hampshire; res same. Kohn Ignatz, porter, 118 Hampshire; res same. Kohn Jacob, clerk, auc. and com., 118 Hamp.; res 72 4th es 3 n Jer. Kolker Adam, firm of Wm. & A. K.; res 46 Hamp. se cor Third. Kolker Elisabetha, widow of Heinrich J.; res Maid. L. ns 4 w...

Leach Thomas E., fireman, C. B. & Q. R. R.; bds foot Vermont. Leach William B., clerk, exp. office, 43 Fourth; bds Tremont House. Leahey Thomas, stone-mason; res Walnut alley, ss 1 w Seventh. Leak William, tinner, 62 Hampshire; res sw cor Third and Broad. Leary John, farmer; bds Farmers' Home. L...

Luttenberger George, saddler, 5th ws 2 n Hamp.; res Jer. ns 3 w 8th. Luttenberger Margaretha, widow of Carl; res 30 Seventh es 4 n Maine. Lyman Charles W.; res sw cor Fourth and Broadway. LYMAN JOSEPH, carpenter and builder; res 122 Vermont ss 5 e Seventh, shop in rear. Lynch Edward, laborer, distil...

Michael Hermann, cooper, shop and res Hampshire ns 4 w Twelfth. Michelmann Henry, firm of Oerter, M. & Co.; res Del. ns 4 w Fourth. Michels & Metz, (A. M. & G. H. M.), carpenters, 193 State. Michels Arnold, firm of M. & Metz; res Kentucky ns 5 e Ninth. Michels Andreas, saloon, Jersey...

Moore William G.; res Ninth es 2 n Kentucky. Moore William P., grocer's clerk, 144 Maine; bds 115 Jersey ns e 7th. Moore Willis, (col) 3 Mo. Inf.; res sw cor Third and Spruce. Moormann Joseph, quarrier, Front n State; res State ns e Second. Moran John, laborer; res Jersey ss e Ninth. Moran Joseph, q...

OSBORNE JOHN 0., life, fire, and marine insurance agent, and general agent of the AEtna Life Insurance Co., Hartford, Connecticut, Fifth es cor Maine; res n Maine I e Twenty-fifth, East Quincy. Osburn Stephen, firm of Michels & 0.; res Jersey ss 3 w Eighth. Osendorf Joseph, brewer, ne cor Twelft...

Pfeifer Mathias, cabinet-mkr., 95 Jersey e 6th; res Ver. ss 6 w 13th. Pfeiffer Charles, assistant general agent AEtna Life Insurance Co., Fifth es cor Maine; res 66 Fifth es 7 s Jersey. Pfeiffer George R., firm of Woodruff & P.; rooms 96 Hampshire. Pfeiffer Heinrich, iron-moulder, Front s Del.; ...

Redmond Patrick, student; res ne cor Eleventh and Jersey. Redmond Thomas, farmer; res ne cor Eleventh and Jersey. Redmond William, drayman; bds 132 Jersey ss 3 e Eighth. Redner George, drives express wagon; res Maine ss 3 e Tenth. Rednour Mary, widow of Noah; res 50 Fifth es s Maine. Reed Candace M....

Roach David, laborer; res 187 Jersey ns 5 e Tenth. Robb Thomas W. E., saddler, Fifth ws 2 n Hampshire; res Fifth es n Spruce. Robbers John, porter, 77 Maine; res l59 State ss 3 e Ninth. Robbins Edward K., cutter and tailor, 98 Maine; bds se cor Third an Spring. Robbins Joseph, firm of Bissett & ...

Stegmuller Ludwig, watch-maker, 38 Fifth; res 112 Broadway. Stein & Hanauer, (H. S. & S. H.), dealers in dry goods, 35 Fourth. Stein Henry, firm of S. & Hanauer; res Sixth es 2 n York. STEINAGEL JOHN, dealer in wines and cider, 40 Seventh es 3 s Maine; res same. Steigmeier Kathrine, wido...

Maine under Quincy House; machine shop and round-house Front foot Oak. Toles James, (col) carpenter; res Maine ns 2 w Thirteenth. Tomlin Jeremiah J. T. res sw cor Thirteenth and Maine. Tomlinson James B., carpenter shop and res sw cor 10th and Chest. Tonsman August, teamster; res 173 State ns 3 c Ei...

w 7th. Uhlenbrock Heinrich, laborer; res Eighth ws 1 n Kentucky. Uhlenbrock Heinrich, Co. H, 43 Ill. Inf.; res Washington ns 3 e 7th. Uhlenbrock Joseph, shoemaker, 114. Hamp.; res 8th ws 1 n Ken. Ulrich John V., firm of J. P. Wenzel & Co.; res State ns 4 e 9th. Underwood William 0., at C. B. &am...

Westerbeck Johann Wilhelm, teamster; res Ninth ws 1 s Ohio. Westerbeke Albert, carp., 9th es s York; bds ne cor 9th and York. Westerholt Joseph, collar-mkr., 97 Hamp.; res Maine ss 3 w Ninth. Westermann Friederich, chair-maker; res 175 Kentucky ns 3 w 11th. Westermann Wilhelm, laborer; res Monroe ns...

4 Connecti ng The AC Pow er Cor d This system is designed to operate on 120V 60Hz AC power only. Connecting this system to any other power supply may cause damage to the unit which is not covered by your warranty. 1. Unwind the AC Power Cord completely. 2. Insert the plug into any convenient 120V 60...

5 Locati on Of Contr ol s And Indi cator s Fr on t Pane l 1. O STANDBY (Power). 2. Headphones Jack. 3. CD door OPEN/CLOSE / SNOOZE. 4. Multifunction LCD Display. 5. CD PLAY/PAUSE RP 6. CD STOP C 7. B Reverse SKIP / Search. 8. F Forward SKIP / Search. 9. CD REPEAT / CHANNEL DOWN. 10. CD RANDOM / CHAN...

6 20. SUB-WOOFER Output Jack. 21. AUX Input Jack. 22. LINE OUT Jack. 23. AM / FM antenna terminals. 24. Speaker terminals. 25. AC Power Cord. R ea r Pane l ES2_ib041503.p65 15/4/2003, 9:36 6

7 Remo te C on tr ol 26. Infrared Transmission LED. 27. O STANDBY (Power). 28. CD Select / INTRO Mode. 29. TUNER / BAND Select. 30. AUX Input Select. 31. F Forward SKIP / Search. 32. CD PLAY/PAUSE RP 33. Display MODE / CD REMAIN Time. 34. CD RANDOM / CHANNEL Up. 35. CD / Tuner MEMORY / PROG / CLOCK ...

8 I nstal l i ng The Remote Contr ol Batter i es At the back of the remote, press the indented area and slide open the battery compartment. Insert 2 ‘AAA’ batteries (not included). Make sure the polarity of the batteries is as shown above. Once the batteries are inserted, slide the battery compartme...

9 Pr epar ati on For Use Place the unit on a strong, level surface such as a cabinet or shelf. Make sure the unit is within easy reach of an AC outlet. To ensure adequate ventilation for the unit, do not operate it while it is placed on a soft surface (such as a carpet). Make sure that the ventilati...

10 FM Antenna Wi r e Connect the single FM antenna wire (pig tail) to the terminal marked FM (Press terminal flap, insert wire, release the flap). AM Loop Antenna Connect the AM loop antenna to the terminals marked AM and G (Press terminal flap, insert wire, release the flap). Position and adjust th...

11 Oper ati ng I nstr uctions Plug the unit into the AC outlet. The STANDBY (POW ER) button O will turn red to indicate that the unit is in Standby mode. Switch the unit on by pressing the STANDBY (POW ER) button O on the remote control or on the unit. The STANDBY button turns to green. The unit is ...

12 Setti ng The Cl ock You may use the buttons on the remote or the touch panel screen for this operation. Using remote or touch panel screen. 1. Press the STANDBY (POW ER) button O to switch the unit on. 2. Press the AUX button. (Note the time setting appears at the center of the display.) 3. Press...

14 Headphones For private listening, connect a pair of stereo headphones (not included) to the jack marked on the front panel. W hen headphones are plugged-in, the speakers are switched off automatically. Gr aphi c Equal i z er The graphic equalizer ( EQ ) adjusts the character of the sound. It prov...

15 CD Oper ati on All CD functions can be operated by the remote. IMPORTANT - The CD door operates electrically - don't try to force it open or closed by hand. Note - Before CD operation, m ake sure you've rem oved the colored protective cardboard disc inside the door. • Switch the unit on and press...

16 W henever you close the door, the unit checks if any CD is loaded. You will see the disc spin for a second or two, and then the total tracks and playing time will appear on the display. Pl ayi ng A Di sc 1. Load the disc and close the CD door. 2. Press PLAY RP button on the touch panel screen or ...

17 Hi gh Speed M usi c Sear ch To search within tracks while a disc is playing, depress and hold the B or F buttons until you locate the desired passage, then release the buttons to resume normal playback. Note: The playback volume is automatically reduced during high speed music search. Pause And S...

18 Pr ogrammed Pl ayback You can program the unit to play up to 60 tracks on a disc in any desired order. The same track may be programmed several times if desired. Notes: • The player must be stopped in order to program a disc. If the disc is playing, press the STOP button before you begin the prog...

20 I ntr o Scan Pl ayback If you have forgotten the title of the song you wish to hear you can use the INTRO function to automatically sample the first 10 seconds of each track on the disc. • Press CD button to select CD mode. • Press CD button again to begin Intro Scan playback. (It is not necessar...

21 Li steni ng To The Radi o 1. Press the TUNER (BAND) button to select the Tuner function. The display will show either an AM (kHz) or FM (MHz) radio frequency. 2. Press the TUNER (BAND) button again to switch between AM and FM bands if necessary. 3. Tune to the desired station with the B or F butt...

22 3. Press the MEMORY (PROG) button immediately to store the station, or within 5 seconds the MEMORY and CHANNEL indicators stop flashing and the station that appears on the display is now automatically stored in the Channel (Memory) number that you selected. Note: After pressing the MEMORY (PROG) ...

24 Al arm Oper ati on This system also includes an alarm function that can be used to wake you up to the TUNER, the CD player, or an electronic BUZZER tone. I M P O R TAN T: When setting the wake up time, and wake up mode, you must make each adjustment while the ALARM indicator is flashing in the di...

27 Car e And Mai ntenance There are no user serviceable parts inside the unit. Do not attempt any adjustments other than those described in the manual. Refer all other problems to qualified service personnel. Co mp ac t di sc c ar e • To remove a disc from its storage case, press down on the centre ...

28 FOR CUSTOMER SERVICE, PLEASE WRITE TO: Emerson Radio Corp. Consumer Affairs Dept. 1901 Diplomat Drive, Farmers Branch, TX 75234. FOR ADDITIONAL SET-UP OR OPERATING ASSISTANCE PLEASE CALL: 1-800-898-9020 TO FIND THE L OCATION A ND PH ONENUMBER OF YOUR NEAREST SERVICEC E N T E R P E R M I T T E D T...

29 L IM IT ED WAR RA NT Y Emerson Radio Corp. warrants manufacturing defects in original material, including original parts and workmanship, under normal use and conditions, for a period of ninety (90) days from the date of original purchase in the U.S. With your dated proof of purchase, we will pro...