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I've been working on a project for the entertainment system. I've cracked open my AV switch and I'm grafting in some extra smarts. Part of this requires me to decode a 2x4 button matrix that is being driven by another chip. Below is part of the code that is doing that decoding with notes in the comments. There's a fairly subtle bug in the code that had me scratching my head for a little while. It's not immediately obvious but it does make sense once you see it. The bug manifests itself as buttons 2, 3 and 4 not working when pressed.

Note:
The functions readButtons14() and readButtons58() are attached to interrupt lines and executed when RB2 and RB3 go high respectively.

#define debounce        500
int lastTime = 0;

/*
  The buttons on the system selector use a 2x4 matrix arrangement.
  RB2 and RB3 are the inputs to the matrix and RB4-7 are the outputs.
  
  RB2 pulses high for 50µs every 33ms (~30Hz)  RB3 then goes low for
  the remainder of the 33ms.
  
  We can check the states of RB4-7 during these times to see if a
  button has been pressed.  These are pulled low by 10k resistors tied
  to ground so a HIGH value means that a button has been pressed.
  
  RB2 --- 1 -- 2 -- 3 -- 4
          |    |    |    |
  RB3 --- 5 -- 6 -- 7 -- 8
          |    |    |    |
         RB4  RB5  RB6  RB7
*/

void readButtons14()  //RB2 has gone high
{
  int now = millis();
  if( lastTime + debounce < now )
  {
    lastTime = now;
    if( digitalRead(RB4) ) { doButton(1); }
    else if( digitalRead(RB5) ) { doButton(2); }
    else if( digitalRead(RB6) ) { doButton(3); }
    else if( digitalRead(RB7) ) { doButton(4); }
  }
}

void readButtons58()  //RB3 has gone high
{
  int now = millis();
  if( lastTime + debounce < now )
  {
    lastTime = now;
    if( digitalRead(RB4) ) { doButton(5); }
    else if( digitalRead(RB5) ) { doButton(6); }
    else if( digitalRead(RB6) ) { doButton(7); }
    else if( digitalRead(RB7) ) { doButton(8); }
  }
}

Can you figure it out?

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