Strange modem...

Hi all, Just had a box come today. Inside are around 32 discs from CU Amiga and Amiga Format. I plan to catalogue them along with my other Amiga CD32 stuff during this week (I have the week off). Also in the box is a 56K (Data/Fax/Voice) modem, manufacturer is unknown. It simply states on the front end... "56K V.90/K56 flex" ... with more data on the bottom of the kit: "FCC No.: H52PT-3020 Data: K56 Flex/ITU-T V.90 & ITU-T V.34 MNP 4/5 & V.42/ V.42 bis Fax: G3 14.4K/14.4K Send/Recieve Voice: Simultaneous Audio/Voice & Data; Full-duplex speakerphone mode Power: AC 9V/1A Made in Taiwan" On the front it has two sockets for a mic. and a speaker to be plugged in along with 9 lights for: RD TD CD OH AA HS DTR MR PW I think I know what most of them mean. On the back it has an on/off switch, a power socket, a parallel port style socket (I have necessary cable), line socket and phone socket. I assume the line socket plugs into the phone connection socket, but what's the phone connection for? To plug the phone/fax line in?? I also have Active: Netconnect CD's V2 & V3, so having software to go online shouldn't be a hassle - I just want to upload and download stuff from Aminet (site for storing various Amiga files, utilities, games, patches and more) Regards, Andrew B aliensrcooluk at yahoo.co.uk