No puedo instalar airport 5.6 en mi mac mini

Tengo una mac mini con lion mountain y no puedo instalar mi time capsule 1a generacion de 1T . Aunque me dijero que instalara la aplicacion Airport 5.6.1 no puedo realizarlo en la mac mini

Está usando una versión de Utilidad AirPort superior a 5.6, por lo que no puede instalar Utilidad AirPort 5.6 con su instalador.
En su lugar, siga estos pasos para instalar Utilidad AirPort 5.6 (inglés) > http://frank.is/mountain-lion-and-the-old-airport-utility/

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I purchased the airport express with i tunes, it was
my understanding this device allowed you to connect
any eihernet device to a wirless airport extreme
connection. But , its not working. I seem to have
entered the wrong settings into the pc side and the
mac mini side appears to be unrecognized by the mac
min software or the base station software on the pc.
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