Any way to avoid adjusting the ring volume?

Any way to avoid adjusting the ring volume? Don't know how but after using the phone for a day or two, the ring volume is adjusted. Is it because I adjust the volume of iPod or other apps. Is there a way to fix the ring volume at a constant level and won't be changed until actually changing the ring volume setting itself?
Anyone?
Thanks
Gaston

The ring volume is seperate from the iPod or 3rd party apps volume. You can have these at seperate levels. As a test, I made sure the ringer volume is at 100%. I started playing a song and lowered the iPod volume to 50%. I stopped the song and checked the ringer volume which remained at 100%.
There is no lock setting for this. If you adjust the volume when not using the iPod or when not playing a 3rd party app, it will adjust the ringer volume.

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