Configure Access point 1140

Dear All,
I am not expert in wireless and cisco. I need to configure accesspoint 1140 in my network. I have 10 vlans in my network (Switch 2960)
how i can configure accesspoint to used two ssid, one for lan and one for guest this two ssid in separate vlans. I was try like this...
i create vlans on 3750 switch. I connected my accesspoint to switch 2960 (2960 switch is enduser switch). I trunk the port on 2960 switch is connected to access point. I assign ip address to BVI Interface in accesspoint static. i am unable to ping from access point to other vlans, from other vlans to access point.
can any one help to configure access point.
regards.,

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