HT1178 How do I restrict access to my network to mac addresses?

I am setting-up a new Time Capsule and wish to restrict access to my wireless network to only those mac addresses of my equipment. I can't find instructions on how to do this. Any help in pointing me to the correct resource would be appreciated.

Suggest that you check the Help area in AirPort Utility for instructions.
Open AirPort Utility
Click the Help menu at the top of the screen
Click AirPort Utility Help
Wait for Help to load
Click Setting up a Wi-FI network on the left side of the main page
Click Control when a user can access your network
Click Control access to your wireless network

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