When using a time-driven sequencer, the sequencer advances to the next step:
A)when the preset value equals the accumulated value.
B)when the preset value is less than the accumulated value.
C)for every true-to-false transition of the sequencer rung.
D)for every false-to-true transition of the sequencer rung.

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In a time-driven sequencer, the sequencer advances to the next step when the preset time value equals the accumulated time value. This is typically used in applications where actions are based on specific time intervals.

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