Dear Nilesh Jadav

You can use Labview. please see the following link for detail:

https://knowledge.ni.com/KnowledgeArticleDetails?id=kA03q000000x0MPCAY&l=en-US

I agree Zahoor response. Further, I suggest to use any SCADA software that have included OPC technologies in TOOLS for communication between PLC and SCADA sistem. Besides, any PLC have incorporated a slave protocol comunication that can be conected with master from SCADA.

I totally agree with the previous answers. Some SCADA vendors provide protocol support for the principal PLC brands in the market. And they also allow communication to field devices by means of the Open Platform Communications (OPC) set of protocols. There are different options from third party OPC vendors that also give support to PLC-SCADA communications.

You can get further information about OPC in https://opcfoundation.org/about/what-is-opc/. And you will also find there a list of certified products.

A simple answer is Modbus, which virtually any PLC can and do connect to most SCADA packages. It is the typical generic way that PLC's connect to different instrument system. In addition most SCADA packages have other drivers to connect to various specific brand PLC's to connect to different systems, but Modbus is the most common generic (open) communication protocol.. Check with the SCADA software supplier as to what drivers they standardly supply with their software. If you are looking for the SCADA software a small to medium project, something like Wonderware might work.