When “USED” is selected:
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The 
mark appears if the P2 card is write- protected.
2.P2 Card Status (used memory capacity) The used memory capacity of the P2 card is indicated by a bar graph and a percentage figure. The bar graph indicator moves to the right as the used memory capacity increases. The following indications may appear, depending on the card status:
FORMAT ERROR:
An unformatted P2 card is inserted.
NOT SUPPORTED:
An unsupported card is inserted in the camera- recorder.
NO CARD:
P2 cards are not inserted.
Push the Operation lever in the direction to place the cursor on the P2 card for data you want to access and press the SET button on the Operation lever to display detailed information about the P2 card to check individual information such as the serial number and the user ID.
3.P2 Card memory capacity/Total Capacity Displays the used memory capacity on a P2 card and the total capacity, in minutes. Because fractions are truncated, the figure shown for used memory capacity on a P2 card may differ from the figure for total capacity.
The used memory capacity of a
During native recording with VFR, this changes depending on the frame rate.
4.Total used memory capacity for all slots Displays the total used memory capacity for all 2 slots.
Please note that the remaining capacity of a writeprotected P2 card is not included in the total remaining capacity.
When REC FUNCTION is set to LOOP, the slot total indicates the standard recording time for loop recording. However, when PROPERTY SETUP → USED is selected, the used space of the slot total is greater than that actually used, and is less than that actually used when PROPERTY SETUP → REMAIN is selected.
5.Warning symbol
When the following P2 card is detected, the 
symbol is displayed.
RUN DOWN CARD:
The maximum number of overwrites on the P2 card has been exceeded.
DIR ENTRY NG CARD:
The directory structure on the P2 card is not supported.
The warning can be confirmed on the P2 card detailed information indication in “2. P2 Card Status (used memory capacity)” (Page 97).
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