You'll need to convert the binary data to numeric values in LV yourself, but once you have the data, here are two basic ways of converting it to a flattened pixmap, which is what you need for saving it as a picture:
You can find all the functions based on their names and the help for each function explains how to use it. The top VI in the second example is only used to get the cluster type - it doesn't actually do anything. Also, I didn't test it, so I might have gotten something wrong.
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