Advancing slideshow in jQuery

I use this piece of code from tutorialzine:

$(window).load(function(){

    // The window.load event guarantees that all the images are loaded before the auto-advance begins.
    var timeOut = null;

    $('#slider_navigator .arrow, #slider_navigator .dot').cl开发者_JAVA技巧ick(function(e,simulated){
        // The simulated parameter is set by the trigger method.
        if(!simulated){
            // A real click occured. Cancel the auto advance animation.
            clearTimeout(timeOut);
        }
    });

    // A self executing named function expression:
    (function autoAdvance(){
        // Simulating a click on the next arrow.
        timeOut = setTimeout(autoAdvance,2000);
        $('.slider_rightlink').trigger('click',[true]);
    })();

});

This works like expected except one thing, the first slide is immediately advanced when I load the page. After loading it rotates nicely with the rest of the slides.

How can I change this so that it shows the first slide 2 seconds like the rest?

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$(window).load(function(){setTimeout(function(){

    // The window.load event guarantees that all the images are loaded before the auto-advance begins.
    var timeOut = null;

    $('#slider_navigator .arrow, #slider_navigator .dot').click(function(e,simulated){
        // The simulated parameter is set by the trigger method.
        if(!simulated){
            // A real click occured. Cancel the auto advance animation.
            clearTimeout(timeOut);
        }
    });

    // A self executing named function expression:
    (function autoAdvance(){
        // Simulating a click on the next arrow.
        timeOut = setTimeout(autoAdvance,2000);
        $('.slider_rightlink').trigger('click',[true]);
    })();

},2000);}

);

There's probably a setTimeout jQuery function, but this will work.

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do not make it self executing function:

function autoAdvance(){
    // Simulating a click on the next arrow.
    timeOut = setTimeout(autoAdvance,2000);
    $('.slider_rightlink').trigger('click',[true]);
};
timeOut = setTimeout(autoAdvance,2000);