Hello from rainy Baltimore, Anna,
By “one set” I mean one transmitter and one receiver. The two little boxes you have.
After resetting the transmitter and receiver, you should be OK, but…
If you find the wireless doesn’t work due to interference, you will have to change the operating frequency by scaning with the receiver and then changing the transmitter as I have outlined earlier in this string.
And…….
Different countries have different uses of the frequency spectrum. I don’t know what Ethiopia’s rules are. Neither does Sennheiser, but if you’re going to be in other countries you may need to find out.
Here’s the link: https://www.sennheiser.com/sennheiser/home_en.nsf/root/professional_wireless-microphone-systems_frequency-check
Some countries reserve certain frequencies for government use. If you operate the wireless on a frequency that is assigned to another use and they can find you, you may be in some trouble.
OTOH, you may be fine.
Regards,
Ty Ford
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