How to put time capsule AP in 40 MHz (for 2.4G)

Hello,
Can anybody help me in putting time capsule AP in 40 MHz (for 2.4G). I am able to put 40MHz in 5G using airport utility in XP by checking use width channel.
Thanks in advance,
Vishal

Can anybody help me in putting time capsule AP in 40 MHz (for 2.4G).
Sorry, but this is not possible as the Time Capsule does not support wide channels on the 2.4 GHz radio.

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