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speedy-33 feedback loop

Hi, i'm using speedy-33 as my DSP target and i wish to perform a feedback loop. i tried the example found in the NI website but it shows error that the array size is mismatch. Does anyone know how the data flows? Let say when i create an analog input, it is a 1-D array. Inorder to create a feedback loop i need to create an array of known size 1st, am i right to say that?? From there onwards, wat are some of the ways that i can can my array size or when do i need to alter my array? Can anyone pls help?? Thanks
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Hi Alantino,
 
Thanks for your post. You are correct to say that you cannot dynamically allocate memory when using LabVIEW DSP module targets. I am not sure exactly what example you are referring to but here are some addtional details on this that may help you better understand and workaround this constraint:
 
How Can I Be Successful With Arrays In the LabVIEW DSP Module?
 
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/websearch/684D71E7BFD4D56C8625700E00662BF7
 

Why Do I Receive an Error When I Use Stacked Shift Registers in My DSP VI?

http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/websearch/0B37248F9063664D8625700E006A9E64
 
 
I hope this helps. Thanks Alantino and have a great day!
 
Best regards,
 
Steven C
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Hi steven,
Thanks for the reply,
 
Using labview 8.2, DSP target speedy-33
Currently i'm trying to get a feed back from my sample delay function then add back to my signal to create a reverberation effect.
 
problem
1)the waveform i see from my waveformchart are square wave.
2)I try to set my frame size at 1024 but the programm just run for a few sec and stop.
3)my audio signal sounds like transformer singing!! 
 
can someone help me point out where my problem lies on??
 
Thanks in advance.
 
 
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