Max array dimension for Speedy 33?

Hi all,
Does any body know what the max array dimension for Speedy 33? I am able to create 1-row arrays, but not arrays more than 1 rows..
Thanks so much in advance!
~Cassiopea

There is a really good knowledge base article on our website that discusses in detail how arrays are handled using LabVIEW DSP and how you should use them. It has exactly what you're looking for.
How Can I Be Successful With Arrays In the LabVIEW DSP Module?
Good luck with your application!
Nick R
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