Hello, my Archos 704 to connect to check the car?

Archos has a AV out put? Is to control your monitor to enter AV?

I had taken my car to get a smog check and everything passed except for the OBD monitor test. I not exactly sure what this is, but they said that all I needed to do was to drive the car for a few days and then the monitor would reset itself. I have been driving it for over two months, and it still will not pass. What can I do? Is there another way around this?

A good mechanic still needs to fix something on your car that is setting it off. I have no clue from here.

What an OBD Monitor is:

The On-Board Diagnostic system keeps tabs on a vehicle’s performance through the use of “Monitors.” A monitor is a specific type of test that the OBDII system performs on a certain component or subsystem of the vehicle. There are two types of monitors:

Continuous: These monitors run all the time as long as the key is turned on and/or the engine is running. There are three continuous monitors that every OBDII equipped vehicle has, they are the Comprehensive Component Monitor, The Fuel Monitor and the Misfire Monitor.

Non-Continuous: These monitors require certain conditions such as speed, acceleration/deceleration, fuel level, ambient and other conditions to be met in order for the monitor to run its testing sequence. If the specific conditions are not met, then the monitor will not perform its tests and cannot report as to whether or not there are any problems. Non-continuous monitors include the Catalyst, Heated Catalyst, Evaporative System, Secondary Air System, Air Conditioning (A/C) System, Oxygen (O2) Sensor, Heated O2 Sensor and Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) System.

Hope this helps & good luck :o)