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"...............mode with high bandwidth (High Throughput (HT) Format) - are allowed only to clients, you 802.11n;
mixed-mode high-bandwidth (High Throughput Mixed Format) - an access point detects the presence of older clients and switches to a lower data rate, while the old device transmits and / or reception of data;
mode with low bandwidth (Non High Throughput Format) - in this case the 802.11n behaves as 802.11a / g. Data exchange is possible with any devices Wi-Fi, but data transmission at speeds supported by the slowest device.
Thus, the practical application of the benefits of 802.11n (faster throughput and size of cells, which cover a large number of users) can be fully achieved only under the condition that the old customers is not available and the network is operating in a mode of HT. Mixed-mode can provide high speed data transmission for customers of the standard n, only if you are not engaging older clients, or the number and density of access points should be the same as in conventional network WLAN: Unlike the standard client n, other customers may not transfer data at high speeds over long distances and can not cope with the tasks assigned to them, when access points are so far away from each other......."

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