In automatic (AUTO) cycling mode, what action does the system take regarding the next waypoint?

• A. It captures the "TO" waypoint and updates steering information to the next waypoint.
• B. It initiates a hold at the current waypoint.
• C. It reroutes directly to the final destination.
• D. It disables automatic sequencing until manually reenabled.

Answer: (A)

Automatic sequencing in AUTO cycling mode moves to the next waypoint by capturing the designated “TO” waypoint and updating the steering toward that waypoint. The system uses the next target to refresh guidance, allowing a seamless transition to the subsequent leg without manual input. This is why the next waypoint becomes the active target and steering is recalculated toward it. The other options would interrupt or bypass the planned route: holding would stall progression, rerouting directly to the final destination skips intermediate legs, and disabling automatic sequencing stops the automatic advancement.