Cateye Quick Wireless Cycle Computer - Black

The computer uses a CR1616 battery, and the sensor uses a CR2032. Remove the battery compartment cover, replace the battery, and replace the cover, ensuring it is properly sealed.

Refer to the product manual for instructions on setting the tire size. You'll typically use the computer buttons to enter the correct tire circumference value.

The Cateye Quick Wireless Cycle Computer is weather-proof, designed to withstand rain and splashes. Avoid submersion.

The CR1616 battery in the computer lasts approximately 1 year with 1 hour of use per day. The sensor battery (CR2032) lasts approximately 10,000 km or 6,250 miles.

The odometer tracks the total distance you have ridden on your bike. This is the accumulated distance since the computer was set up or since the last reset.

The pace arrow indicates whether your current speed is above or below your average speed. If the arrow points up, you're going faster than average; if it points down, you're going slower.

The Cateye Quick Wireless Cycle Computer has a manual odometer setting feature, allowing you to set the odometer reading manually.

The product manual can be found online at the Cateye website or included in the product packaging.

Check the battery in both the computer and the sensor. Also, verify that the sensor and magnet are properly aligned and within range. Make sure the tire size is correctly set.

Double-check your tire size setting. Make sure the magnet and sensor are closely aligned. Check for any obstructions between the sensor and the magnet. Inspect for any interference.

Ensure the battery is properly installed and making contact. If the battery is new, there may be a problem with the unit.

Relocate the sensor or computer away from any potential sources of interference, such as power lines or other electronic devices. Check for other wireless devices nearby that might be interfering.