SPI read sensor VN-100

I'm trying to contact sensor IMU VN-100. How can I convert the reading frame three floats?

In a normal programming lanague I activate a record of three tanks and write to the address of each item in the folder. Is it possible to do in LabView?

What values you get reading frame,

You want to extract out of the values read in three values?

If I'm right, you will get a table of 12 markings and each index 4 represent the value of (yaw, pitch, roll).

To make it work

Use the subset of the table and retrieve the number of required index and convert them into respective value.

For the detailed response provide the read values.

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