Instruction: Evaluate the answerability of a question by analyzing the related document, outputting yes if the document contains information addressing the question, and no otherwise.

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Question: does it work with garmin cadence sensor?
Document: I have the previous version of this computer on my mountain bike, and bought this one to put on my new 'cross bike. The old one is great! Small size, robust construction, useful displays. This one is just a notch better, with a slicker look and a smaller sensor assembly. The controls (buttons) are a little wonky and take a minute to get used to, but once you do they're very intuitive and easy to use with gloves on. Great work, CatEye!
I like the cateye micro wireless computer, I have 1 on my road bike and 1 on my mountain bike. They seem to work well; are fairly accurate and always having the time displayed is amazing.
Even harder to reset a work-out in manual mode because you have to press both small and bigger boutons to reset the data of the last workout. 8 times out of 10 it doesn't work and switch to the night mode. That's another half star and honestly the worst point with this device.
I will give the unit one star because the electronics work properly, but the god-awful instructions and the next to useless control button prompts me to give a big thumbs down. At best, the unit is hard to use. Must note that even some that gave more stars complained about the same problems.
I ride hard and crash, but have yet to knock either the sensor or the display off the bike.
I bought this bike computer about 6 months ago. I commute to work several times a week, as well as go to other areas, so it has seen its fair share of use. It worked great for 4 of the 6 months. Then, I started having issues with erroneous speed readings. When parking at a destination, I noticed that my trip mileage somehow seemed higher when I returned.
The biggest problem, though, is its extreme sensitivity to electromagnetic interference (again, noted by others). In my case, it cannot register a signal while I have my front bike lights on, even at their lowest setting. As most of my winter journeys are done in the dark, this makes it functionally useless for me. The Protege and my other wireless computer (an Ascent Delta V) work fine with my lights, so it's going back and I expect I'll get another Protege.
I wound up on Amazon after searching to see if others were having the same problems, and if there were answers. Yes and yes.The SSE (small rubbery nub control) button is very hard to use and must be depressed fully. I finally got it to work by using a pen tip, progressed to my fingernail, and can make it function every ONCE in a while using the fleshy part of my fingers. Filing the tips of my fingernails to a vee really isn't an option.
1. Instructions are poorly written. What was probably meant to be understandable in all languages is likely understandable in none.2. Computer screen is very small and difficult to read from a sitting position on the bicycle.3. It was impossible to mount the sensor within the 5mm requirement of the magnet.I returned the product.
I bought this as an alternative to the Planet Bike Protege 9.0 Wireless that I have on another bike, because the Protege, which I generally like, needs a very small clearance between the sensor and the magnet and can get knocked out of alignment quite easily. This does not seem to have that issue, but that's about the only plus. As others have noted, it is incredibly difficult to set this thing up.
Answer: no