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## Automatic command
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With **KiTTY** it is possible to send an automatic command as soon as the connection to the server (telnet or ssh) is up.
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You just have to fill the **Command** field in the **Connection/Data** configuration box.
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As for the [Password](AutomaticPassword.md) field you can send several commands.
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Commands have to be separated by the two characters **\n** (see example above).
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Some special characters have been created:
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* **\p** means wait for 1 second (you can add several **\p** if needed )
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* **\s05** for a 5 second pause (05 or another value )
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* **\\** of course for sending a **\**
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Some delays can be configured in the **kitty.ini** file for autocommand feature:
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[KiTTY]
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initdelay=2.0
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commanddelay=0.1
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bcdelay=5
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* initdelay: this is the delay (in seconds) between KiTTY startup and the sending of the first autocommand line
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* commanddelay: this is the delay (in seconds) between two lines (the same between login and password, and password and command)
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* bcdelay: this is the delay (in milliseconds) between characters (should not be modified)
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