What name is given to an abeam waypoint in the FMS? In a Flight Management System, what name is given to an abeam waypoint in case of DIR TO?
Is this name format different in Thales and Honeywell FMS?
From the Thales Pilot Guide:


  If ABEAM PTS are desired:
  ABEAM PTS [3R] .......... Confirm/Press
  If Option 1 is defaulted, ABEAM PTS is displayed yellow, if not press [3R].  
  
  ND shows direct track (dashed yellow), as entered, superimposed on existing ACTIVE F-PLN.
  Abeam WPTs are named ABxxxxx, xxxxx representing the first five characters of the relative WPTs.
  Ex: ABADAIB, ABBOKNO, ABDEVRO  


Honeywell FMS is different:


  Abeam Points (ABEAM PTS)  
  
  Push -  
  
  
  creates place bearing distance waypoint on the Direct To leg abeam
  the bypassed waypoint if the bypassed waypoint was a database
  airport, navaid, NDB, or waypoint
  creates latitude/longitude waypoint on the Direct To leg abeam the
  bypassed waypoint if the bypassed waypoint was a
  latitude/longitude waypoint
  


So in the Honeywell FMS the abeam points will use the Place Bearing Distance name or the Lat/Lon name depending on the type of original waypoint.