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The third and fourth rows of the keypad show the same numbers

Hello everyone, I'm trying to scan a keypad and show numbers 0-15 on a 7segment. I use switch case and the keypad shows numbers 0-11 correctly, but the fourth row of the keypad shows exactly the same numbers of the third row and when I change the numbers of the third row the numbers of the fourth row change. I even deleted the code for scanning the fourth row and again nothing changes and by pressing the keys of the fourth row the numbers of the third row appear.

Thanks in advance

here is my code 

#include "KBD.h"

#include "lpc17xx_gpio.h"
#include "lpc17xx_pinsel.h"

void kbd_delay()
{
uint8_t count;
for(count=0;count<25;count++)
__ASM("NOP");
}
//Matrix Keyboard Functions
void kbd_init()
{
PINSEL_CFG_Type pinConfig;

pinConfig.Portnum=KBD_Port;
pinConfig.Funcnum=PINSEL_FUNC_0;
pinConfig.OpenDrain=PINSEL_PINMODE_NORMAL;
pinConfig.Pinmode=PINSEL_PINMODE_PULLUP;


pinConfig.Pinnum=PINSEL_PIN_0+(KBD_PIN_Part*8);
PINSEL_ConfigPin(&pinConfig);

pinConfig.Pinnum=PINSEL_PIN_1+(KBD_PIN_Part*8);
PINSEL_ConfigPin(&pinConfig);

pinConfig.Pinnum=PINSEL_PIN_2+(KBD_PIN_Part*8);
PINSEL_ConfigPin(&pinConfig);

pinConfig.Pinnum=PINSEL_PIN_3+(KBD_PIN_Part*8);
PINSEL_ConfigPin(&pinConfig);

GPIO_SetDir(KBD_Port,(1<<(0+(KBD_PIN_Part*8))) |
(1<<(1+(KBD_PIN_Part*8))) |
(1<<(2+(KBD_PIN_Part*8))) |
(1<<(3+(KBD_PIN_Part*8))),0 );


GPIO_SetDir(KBD_Port,(1<<(4+(KBD_PIN_Part*8))) |
(1<<(5+(KBD_PIN_Part*8))) |
(1<<(6+(KBD_PIN_Part*8))) |
(1<<(7+(KBD_PIN_Part*8))),1 );
}

static uint8_t kbd_get()
{
uint8_t kbd_in;
//scaning first row
FIO_ByteSetValue(KBD_Port,KBD_PIN_Part,0xE0);
FIO_ByteClearValue(KBD_Port,KBD_PIN_Part,0x1F);
kbd_delay();
kbd_in=FIO_ByteReadValue(KBD_Port,KBD_PIN_Part)& 0x0F;

if(kbd_in!=0x0F)
{
switch(kbd_in)
{
case 0x0E: return 0;
case 0x0D: return 1;
case 0x0B: return 2;
case 0x07: return 3;
}
}
//scanning second row.
FIO_ByteSetValue(KBD_Port,KBD_PIN_Part,0xD0);
FIO_ByteClearValue(KBD_Port,KBD_PIN_Part,0x2F);
kbd_delay();
kbd_in=FIO_ByteReadValue(KBD_Port,KBD_PIN_Part)&0x0F;
if(kbd_in!=0x0F)
{
switch(kbd_in)
{
case 0x0E: return 4;
case 0x0D: return 5;
case 0x0B: return 6;
case 0x07: return 7;
}
}
//scanning third row.
FIO_ByteSetValue(KBD_Port,KBD_PIN_Part,0xB0);
FIO_ByteClearValue(KBD_Port,KBD_PIN_Part,0x4F);
kbd_delay();
kbd_in=FIO_ByteReadValue(KBD_Port,KBD_PIN_Part)&0x0F;
if(kbd_in!=0x0F)
{
switch(kbd_in)
{
case 0x0E: return 8;
case 0x0D: return 9;
case 0x0B: return 10;
case 0x07: return 11;
}
}

//scanning forth row.
FIO_ByteSetValue(KBD_Port,KBD_PIN_Part,0x70);
FIO_ByteClearValue(KBD_Port,KBD_PIN_Part,0x8F);
kbd_delay();
kbd_in=FIO_ByteReadValue(KBD_Port,KBD_PIN_Part)&0x0F;
if(kbd_in!=0x0F)
{
switch(kbd_in)
{
case 0x0E: return 12;
case 0x0D: return 13;
case 0x0B: return 14;
case 0x07: return 15;
}
}
return 16;
}
uint8_t kbd_read()
{
uint8_t temp=kbd_get();
FIO_ByteSetValue(KBD_Port,KBD_PIN_Part,0xF0);
return temp;
}