Garmin 450 Oregon help

I have a Garmin 450 Oregon with the upper Midwest fishing guide ( Sept. 2011 ) chip . What do I need to order (part) to make the two of them to work together ?

I don’t really understand the issue. I assume that the chip is a Garmin chip?

Are you missing the SD micro SD adapter?

Should be just plug and play if you have the micro sd card. If you have the regular sd card check to see if it is micro sd card adapter, more than likey it is. If is the micro sd slides in at the top of the card. Push in a bit release it should spring out
I believe pull it out and insert the small card into unit.

In the setup menu there is a section where you can enable which maps you wish to see.

Follow the instructions at the top of the page on this site.

http://www.gpsfiledepot.com/tutorials/how-to-change-which-map-is-displayed-on-a-garmin-gps/

biggill wrote:

I don’t really understand the issue. I assume that the chip is a Garmin chip?

Are you missing the SD micro SD adapter?

I believe that’s what I need . The Chip is to big to fit into the port . Will try to get some pic’s up on what I have .

Picture of micro sd card and micro sd adaptor.
the other picture is where micro sd slides into adapter. I was wrong about pushing on it and springing out. There is a small grove when the micro sd is in the adapter at the top use your fingernail in the groove to pull the micro sd out of the adapter. When you install the micro sd card in the unit that’s where you will feel the springing feel.
The adapter lets you use the micro sd card in a gps/sonar.

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Got it thanks everyone .

FYI, I have also had issues with bad micro SD adapters. It wouldn’t make good contact with the gps unit when it was installed so the gps unit couldn’t read the card. I replaced the adapter and it worked better.

Ultimately I actually downloaded the Garmin Midwest data directly to the Colorado so I don’t have to mess with cards any more.