# Tera Term command line

    TTERMPRO [ <host>[[:]<TCP port#>] | telnet://<host>[:<TCP port#>][/] | \\<server>\pipe\<pipe name>]
             [/B] [/BAUD=<speed>] [/C=<serial port#>] [/DS] [/E] [/ES]
             [/F=<setup file>] [/FD=<file transfer directory>]
             [/H] [/I] [/K=<keyboard setup file>]
             [/KR=<kanji code (receive)>] [/KT=<kanji code (transmit)>]
             [/L=<log file>] [/LA=<language>] [/M=<macro file>] [/NOLOG]
             [/P=<TCP port#>] [/R=<replay file>] [/SPEED=<speed>] [/T=<telnet flag>]
             [/TEKICON=<icon name>] [/TIMEOUT=<connecting timeout value>]
             [/V] [/VTICON=<icon name>] [/W="<window title>"] [/WAITCOM]
             [/X=<window pos (x)>] [/Y=<window pos (y)>] [/PIPE]
             [/AUTOWINCLOSE=<flag>] [/OSC52=<operations to permit>]
             [;<comment>]

## Options

<host>
  Host name or IP address.
<host>:<TCP port#>
  <host> with a TCP port number.
  ":" is placed between <host> and <TCP port#>.
<host> <TCP port#>
  <host> with a TCP port number.
  Space character(s) between <host> and <TCP port#>.
  Number just after <host> is interpreted as a port number.
telnet://<host>[:<TCP port#>][/]
  URL style - for telnet handler
  TCP port number and "/" at the end are optional.
  If TCP port number is omitted, use 23. (TCPPort setting in setup file is ignored.)
\\<server>\pipe\<pipe name>
  Pipe name.
  Connects to a named pipe <pipe name> on the <server>.
  Connects to local named pipe by specifying \\.\pipe\<pipe name>.
/B
  Telnet binary option.
/BAUD=<speed>
  speed of serial port. Same as the /SPEED= option. Actually, the serial port driver may not reflect your speed.
/C=<serial port#>
  Serial port
  - /C=1 COM1
  - /C=2 COM2
  - /C=3 COM3
  - :
  - /C=256 COM256
  By default, maximum serial port number is 256. It is configurable in MaxComPort setting.
/CDATABIT=<value>
  Data bit of serial port
  - /CDATABIT=7 7bit
  - /CDATABIT=8 8bit
/CPARITY=<value>
  Parity of serial port
  - /CPARITY=none none
  - /CPARITY=odd odd
  - /CPARITY=even even
  - /CPARITY=mark mark
  - /CPARITY=space space
/CSTOPBIT=<value>
  Stop bit of serial port
  - /CSTOPBIT=1 1bit
  - /CSTOPBIT=1.5 1.5bit
  - /CSTOPBIT=2 2bit
/CFLOWCTRL=<value>
  Flow control of serial port
  - /CFLOWCTRL=x Xon/Xoff
  - /CFLOWCTRL=hard RTS/CTS
  - /CFLOWCTRL=rtscts RTS/CTS
  - /CFLOWCTRL=none none
  - /CFLOWCTRL=dsrdtr DSR/DTR
/CDELAYPERCHAR=<value>
  Transmission delay time per character of serial port(msec)
  - /CDELAYPERCHAR=n n millisecond
/CDELAYPERLINE=<value>
  Transmission delay time per line of serial port(msec)
  - /CDELAYPERLINE=n nmillisecond
/DS
  Disable displaying the "New connection" dialog on startup
/E
  Disable TCPLocalEcho and TCPCRSend option
/ES
  Enable displaying the "New connection" dialog on startup
  When the port type is TCP/IP, "New connection" dialog is shown basically. However, the dialog can be not shown when HostDialogOnStartup is off. The /ES option can be forced to show the "New connection" dialog regardless of the setting.
  When the port type is Serial, the "New connection" dialog does not be shown. Also, the /ES option can not be effected.
/F=<setup file>
  Setup file
  /F=TERATERM.INI (default)
  If this value is not a full path, it is understood as a relative path from ttermpro.exe.
/FD=<file transfer directory>
  File transfer directory
/H
  Hide title bar.
/I
  Iconify Tera Term window.
  NOTICE: This mode can also be used with Windows task scheduler when a user is not logged in.
/K=<keyboard setup file>
  Keyboard setup file
  /K=KEYBOARD.CNF (default)
  If this value is not a full path, it is understood as a relative path from ttermpro.exe.
/KR=<kanji code (receive)>
  Note: Japanese, Korean and UTF-8 mode only
  - /KR=SJIS
  - /KR=EUC
  - /KR=JIS
  - /KR=UTF8 UTF-8(Normalization Form C: Windows, Linux)
  - /KR=UTF8m UTF-8(Normalization Form D: Mac OS X)
  - /KR=KS5601 for Korean mode
/KT=<kanji code (transmit)>
  Note: Japanese and Korean mode only
  - /KT=SJIS
  - /KT=EUC
  - /KT=JIS
  - /KT=UTF8
  - /KT=KS5601 for Korean mode
/L=<log file>
  Start Tera Term with logging.
/LA=<language>
  Language mode.
  - /LA=E English
  - /LA=J Japanese
  - /LA=K Korean
  - /LA=R Russian
  - /LA=U UTF-8
/M=<macro file>
  Start Tera Term with macro.
  If this value is not a full path, it is understood as a relative path from ttermpro.exe.
/MN=<multicastname>
  Multicast name for sendmulticast macro command.
/NOLOG
  Start Tera Term without logging.
/OSC52=<operations to permit>
  operations to permit for clipboard access from remote host.
  - /OCS52=off deny read and write access.
  - /OCS52=read permits read access only
  - /OCS52=write permits write access only
  - /OCS52=readwrite permits read and write access
/P=<TCP port#>
  TCP port number
/R=<replay file>
  Replay file
/SPEED=<speed>
  speed of serial port. Same as the /BAUD= option. Actually, the serial port driver may not reflect your speed.
/T=<telnet flag>
  - /T=1 Enable telnet
  - /T=0 Disable telnet
/TEKICON=<icon name>
  TEK window icon. Could be specified the same value of TEKIcon of setup file.
/TIMEOUT=<connecting timeout value>
  Could be specified per seconds.
/V
  Start Tera Term in hidden (invisible) state.
/VTICON=<icon name>
  VT window icon. Could be specified the same value of VTIcon of setup file.
/W=<window title>
  Window title
/WAITCOM
  When serial port is specified with with /C= option and the port does not exist, Tera Term will wait for port connection.
/X=<window position (x)>
  Windows position (horizontal)
/Y=<window position (y)>
  Windows position (vertical)
/PIPE
  Connects to a named pipe. The host name(pipe name) is ccomplemented by these rules:
  - If the host name begins with a \, the name is not changed.
  - If the host name does not include a \, the \\.\pipe\ is added at the beginning.
  - If the host name includes a \ anywhere but first, before that is treated as server name and after that is treated as pipe name.
/AUTOWINCLOSE=<flag>
  AutoWinClose
  - /AUTOWINCLOSE=on Automatically close the window on disconnection.
  - /AUTOWINCLOSE=off Do not close the window on disconnection.
;<comment>
  Comment. Should be last in the command line.

## Examples

    TTERMPRO
    TTERMPRO myhost.example.com
    TTERMPRO myhost.example.com:23
    TTERMPRO myhost.example.com 23
    TTERMPRO 192.0.2.1
    TTERMPRO myhost.example.com /T=0 /P=7
    TTERMPRO \\.\pipe\vmware-serial-port
    TTERMPRO /C=1
    TTERMPRO /F=TELNET.INI
    TTERMPRO foohost.example.org /F=FOOHOST.INI
    TTERMPRO /C=2 /SPEED=9600 /F=MYSETUP.INI
    TTERMPRO /K=MYKEY.CNF /W="My host"
    TTERMPRO /R=README.TXT ; replay a file
    TTERMPRO myhost /B /X=100 /Y=50
    TTERMPRO /PIPE pipename ; same as \\.\pipe\pipename

## Default values

Following default values are stored in the Tera Term setup file:

    <TCP port#>
    /B
    <speed>
    <serial port#>
    <file transfer directory>
    /H
    <kanji code (receive)>
    <kanji code (transmit)>
    <language>
    <macro file>
    <telnet flag>
    <icon name>
    <window title>
    <window pos (x)>
    <window pos (y)>

## Note

[1] Only if <telnet flag> is 1 (on) and <TCP port#> is 23, Tera Term starts spontaneously sending telnet commands to the host for the option negotiation when the TCP/IP connection is established. In any cases, Tera Term can respond to telnet commands sent by the host.

[2] If the parameter value can include the space character and semicolon, a user should put the value in quotations by using `"' character.
If the value includes the `"' character, the user should write the `"' character two times.(version 4.63 or later)

    /F="C:\Document and Settings\user\My Documents\teraterm\server1.INI"
    /W="Tera Term"
    /W="""Tera Term"""
    /W="Tera;Term"

## See also

Telnet port number / Terminal setup for non-telnet connection