Wireless non-cisco router with aironet 1242 repeater.

Hello everyone. I'm a newbie here. I just started learning about cisco devices. Sorry if my question seems stupid.
I have a problem. A friend gave me an AP aironet 1242 and he wants to use it as a repeater for his wireless non cisco router.
Is this possible? And if it is how can i do it with simple steps.
Thanks in advance!

Thanks for the quick response Scott. I 've read this quide before i post.
The problem is that i can't connect with serial to the ap. So i can't use commands.
I can connect with ethernet and see the ap interface. When i go and make the radio0 work as a repeater it shows interface down. What i want is simple steps of how to configure it from the interface.
Sorry again.

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Authentication method          : preshared
Encryption Algorithm            : AES-256
Hash                                   : MD5
DH                                      : Group 2
Lifetime                               : 1440 minutes
Mode                                  : Main mode
Phase 2
Encapsulation                    :     ESP
Encryption Algorithm          :     3DES
Hash                                 :     SHA-1
PFS                                  :     No PFS
Lifetime                             :     3600 seconds

Airport Time capsule behind cisco router download speed

My airport time capsule is connected to the internet in bridge mode via a cisco router.
The cisco router provides a 99Mbps download speed. However, when I " bridge" my time capsule in between (wired) the speed slows down to 9 Mbps.
I have already tried to assign a static DHCP IP to my time capsules MAC address and disabled DMZ for that specific IP address, but am failing to get the speed up to par.
Any suggestions?

I have used Time capsule 1.5 year behind a copperjet modem on ADSL, no problems.
Changed provider and am connected by cable with new cisco modem including router.
So the set up looks like:
internet>cisco modem/router>airport time capsule>macbook pro
The cisco modem without airport time capsule is working ok: when logged in speed is 99 Mbps as it should be (wired and wireless)
Connecting cisco router with UTP cable to time capsule and time capsule with UTP to macbook slows down speed to 9 Mbps
(time capsule in bridgemode)
Specs:
Macbook pro OSX yosemite
Airport Time capsule 2TB 2013 (v 7.7.3)
Cisco modem/router:EPC3928

Wireless non-cisco router with aironet 1242 repeater.

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