4x4 Keypad Encoder VHDL

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Hey Guys,

I'm designing a combinational lock using a 4x4 keypad input. I'm sure you guys are familiar with this type of keypad; 4 bits for input to the keypad, and 4 bits for output of the keypad.


Here is my code so far for my Keypad module:
Code: 
	begin
		input : process (clk)
		begin
			if reset = '1' then
				row_out <= "0001";
				current_Input <= "00000";
				previous_Input <= "00000";
			elsif clk'event and clk = '1' then
				previous_Input <= current_Input;
				if columns = "1000" then
						if row_out = "1000" then
							current_Input <= "00001";
						elsif row_out = "0100" then
							current_Input <= "00010";
						elsif row_out = "0010" then
							current_Input <= "00011";
						elsif row_out = "0001" then
							current_Input <= "00100";
						end if;
				elsif columns = "0100" then
						if row_out = "1000" then
							current_Input <= "00101";
						elsif row_out = "0100" then
							current_Input <= "00110";
						elsif row_out = "0010" then
							current_Input <= "00111";
						elsif row_out = "0001" then
							current_Input <= "01000";
						end if;		
				elsif columns = "0010" then
						if row_out = "1000" then
							current_Input <= "01001";
						elsif row_out = "0100" then
							current_Input <= "01010";
						elsif row_out = "0010" then
							current_Input <= "01011";
						elsif row_out = "0001" then
							current_Input <= "01100";
						end if;	
				elsif columns = "0001" then
					if row_out = "1000" then
						current_Input <= "01101";
					elsif row_out = "0100" then
						current_Input <= "01110";
					elsif row_out = "0010" then
						current_Input <= "01111";
					elsif row_out = "0001" then
						current_Input <= "10000";
					end if;
				else
					current_Input <= "00000";
				end if;
				
				if row_out = "1000" then
					row_out <= "0100";
				elsif row_out = "0100" then
					row_out <= "0010";
				elsif row_out = "0010" then
					row_out <= "0001";
				else 
					row_out <= "1000";
				end if;
				
				if previous_Input = current_Input then
					LedTest <= "00000";
				else
					LedTest <= current_Input;
				end if;
				
				previous_Input <= current_Input;				
		end if;
		end process;
		

		rows <= row_out;
end Behavioral;

I think I have the right idea, but what is missing is some type of debouncing... and I'm having trouble figuring this out.

Thanks for your help in advance
 

hi
u can use this method that check every press key 2 time .it means that u can write for example :
if row_out = "1000" then
if row_out = "1000" then
current_Input <= "00001";
elsif row_out = "0100" then
elsif row_out = "0100" then
current_Input <= "00010";
i hope this is useful.i check it in my project and its work.its work like a filter or denouncing method.
be success
 

i hope this is useful.i check it in my project and its work.its work like a filter or denouncing method.
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Are you sure about your statement?

IMHO, this test happens in the same clock period, so this is not working as a debouncer
 

we have to type of computing in VHDL
sequential and concurrent.
Conditional rule like if , are sequential.means that this program check every if every one after the other
 

KarajRobo said:
we have to type of computing in VHDL
sequential and concurrent.
Conditional rule like if , are sequential.means that this program check every if every one after the other
Click to expand...

I know what concurrent and sequential is, but your code won't be able to debounce a switch.

Assuming your code would look like (this code doesn't operate properly)
Code: 
process (clk, rst)
begin
   if rst = '0' then
      ...
   elsif rising_edge (clk) then
      if row_out = "1000" then
         if row_out = "1000" then
            current_Input <= "00001";
         elsif row_out = "0100" then
         elsif row_out = "0100" then
            current_Input <= "00010";
         end if;
      end if;
   end if;
end process;

be assured that the two 'if row_out = "1000" in this process won't take place at different clock pulses)
 

u can use this method in this way : declare a variable like x.in one clock read the data and after that increase the variable.in the second clock check the variable and data again.

process (clk, rst)
begin
if rst = '0' then
...
elsif rising_edge (clk) then
if row_out = "1000" then
x<=x+1;
end if;
end process;

process (clk, x)
begin
if x = "2" then
if row_out = "1000" then
current_Input <= "00001";
x<=0;
end if;
end if;
end process;
 

KarajRobo said:
u can use this method in this way : declare a variable like x.in one clock read the data and after that increase the variable.in the second clock check the variable and data again.
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You are making it very difficult.
The code will have a problem too (up to you to find it)

something that will work:
Code: 
process (clock)
begin
  if rising_edge(clock);
      SHIFT_PB(2 Downto 0) <= SHIFT_PB(3 Downto 1);
      SHIFT_PB(3) <= PB;
      If SHIFT_PB(3 Downto 0)="1111" THEN
        PB_DEBOUNCED <= '1';
      ELSE 
        PB_DEBOUNCED <= '0';
      End if;
end process;

Just change the code to work with your keypad.
 

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