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August 31, 2026 3 min read
Installation and operation manual for the Chamberlain AGDMEV Garage Door Monitor — an indoor status display and remote close switch for up to four MyQ-enabled garage door openers.
Installation and operation manual for the Chamberlain AGDMEV Garage Door Monitor — a MyQ-compatible indoor status monitor that shows whether your garage door is open or closed and lets you close it remotely from inside the home.
To comply with FCC and Industry Canada rules, adjustment or modification of this transceiver is prohibited — there are no user-serviceable parts. This device complies with FCC Part 15 and IC RSS-210.
The garage door monitor indicates the status of your garage door from inside the home and can be programmed with up to four MyQ-enabled garage door openers. (Note: this monitor is compatible with MyQ-enabled openers only.)
Sets the audible alert volume to low, medium, high, or off.
Closes all open doors at once. Both LEDs blink simultaneously while the doors close, and a long beep confirms once they've closed.
| Red LED | Green LED | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Blinking | Off | At least one garage door is open |
| Off | Solid | All doors are closed |
| Solid | Off | No signal received from a programmed opener in the last 20 minutes (implies a power outage or opener malfunction) |
| Solid | Solid | The monitor has been successfully programmed |
| Blinking simultaneously | Blinking simultaneously | The garage door(s) is closing after pressing the Close Door button |
| Blinking alternately, slow | Blinking alternately, slow | Not programmed to any garage door opener |
| Blinking alternately, fast | Blinking alternately, fast | The monitor is in programming mode |
| Off | Off | No power to the garage door monitor |
The Volume Control button sets alert volume to low, medium, high, or off (marked tones below are silent when volume is set to OFF).
| Tone | Meaning |
|---|---|
| One short beep* | Programming initiated / Erase memory initiated / Memory erased / Close Door button pressed |
| Two short beeps | Monitor successfully programmed |
| Two long beeps | Failed attempt to program a fifth garage door opener (max is 4) |
| Three short beeps* | A garage door is opening |
| One short beep, repeating* | A garage door is open |
| One long beep, repeating* | No communication with the garage door opener |
| One long beep* | Door closed successfully after pressing Close Door button |
Connect the adapter to the garage door monitor and a standard 110 Vac outlet.
Tip: Depending on where you plan to mount the monitor, it may be easier to temporarily place it near the garage door opener during programming, then move it to its final location once programming is complete.
To program additional openers, repeat these steps for each one. The monitor supports up to four garage door openers.
To erase all programmed garage door openers, press and hold the Learn button on the monitor for at least six seconds. One short beep sounds at the start, and one short beep confirms all codes have been erased.
© 2011, The Chamberlain Group, Inc. • 1-800-528-9131 • www.chamberlain.com
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