In my iPhone  wifi screen the setup airport express is  not visible  how I turn it visible in my wifi page

I'm not see in my iPhone 4s in the wifi the setup airport express the only see the wifi connections and ask to join network  I don't see the setup screen how I charge this in the wifi options

To administer the AirPort Express, you need to install the iOS version of the AirPort Utility. You can get it via the App Store app on your iPhone.

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