How do I Disable Confirmation Tones on My Pioneer CD Receiver?

Pioneer began manufacturing CD players in 1984 and continues to as of 2011. Over the years, Pioneer has created a wide variety of CD receivers with many different functions. One function that is found on many CD receivers is the confirmation tone that lets out a beeping noise when you press a button on your Pioneer stereo receiver, also known as a head unit. Some people may prefer to have the audible confirmation, while others may not. If you prefer to turn the setting off, it can be accomplished in a minute or two by adjusting your stereo's audio user interface (AUI) settings.

Instructions

1. Locate and push in the "Volume" dial button on your stereo receiver. The menu will appear on the stereo's screen once you push in the button.

2. Turn the dial until you read "Audio" on the menu screen.

3. Push in the "Volume" button, when "Audio" is on the menu screen, to edit your Audio preferences.

4. Turn the "Volume" button until you read "AUI Sound Level" on the stereo's menu screen and then push in the "Volume" button to adjust the "AUI Sound Level" settings.

5. Turn the "Volume" button counterclockwise until the stereo's display menu reads "0" for the AUI level.

6. Push in the "Volume" button to save your preferred setting.

References

• Pioneer Electronics: Pioneer Through the Ages
• Pioneer Electronics: DEH-P980BT Owner's Manual