JP4912569B2 - Coin taking-in and sending-out device in a revolving game machine - Google Patents

Description

INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY The present invention can be applied to a rotary-type game machine called a pachinko slot machine (abbreviated as pachislot), a general slot machine, a vending machine, an automatic cash transfer machine, a coin discriminator, etc. The present invention relates to a coin take-in and send-out device in a swivel type gaming machine capable of sequentially taking in coins such as a large number of medals and coins one by one and sending them one by one.

For example, in a coin take-in and delivery device applied to a swivel-type gaming machine, a large number of coins placed in a coin batch tray installed on the front surface of the gaming machine body are placed inside the gaming machine body. The coins are dropped and stored in a cylindrical member of the coin delivery device, and a large number of coins stored in the cylindrical member are placed in the pits of a rotating disk that is provided below the cylindrical member and can be rotated in a predetermined direction by driving a motor. Drop one sheet at a time to capture. Then, the coin taken into the pit of the rotating disk is sent out to the secondary side passage provided outside the rotating disk by centrifugal force due to the rotation of the rotating disk in a state where the thickness direction thereof is directed vertically. Thus, the coins are sent out of the coin sending device (see, for example, Patent Document 1).
JP-A-11-120401

  However, in the prior art as described in Patent Document 1 above, the coin taken into the pit of the rotating disk is moved in the centrifugal direction of the rotating disk by the centrifugal force caused by the rotation of the rotating disk, and sent to the outside. Due to the need for a large space (secondary side passage) for allowing the coin to move in the centrifugal direction (horizontal direction) of the rotating disk, the entire apparatus becomes larger, When attaching to the gaming machine main body, there is a problem that it is necessary to secure a large mounting space on the gaming machine main body side and that the mounting position is restricted.

The present invention has been made to solve the above-described conventional problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a swing- type gaming machine that allows coins to be taken in and sent out in a narrow space and can be reduced in size. It is to provide a coin take-in and delivery device.

According to the present invention, the above problem is solved as follows.
(1) A selector that is arranged on the front surface of the gaming machine main body and sequentially takes in a large number of coins that are batch-inserted one by one, and the inserted coins are inside the gaming machine main body to detect a coin identification. In a coin take-in and delivery device in a spinning-drum type gaming machine that can be sent out, the coins that are exposed on the front surface of the gaming machine body and that are inserted can be temporarily stored in a standing state with the thickness direction facing the front-rear direction A coin collective tray having an indented portion, a coin collective tray disposed opposite to the indented portion in the coin collective tray, and rotatable about a longitudinal axis inclined with respect to a horizontal direction, and the coin the coins are stored in the down-inclusive portion of the bulk tray, with the coin thickness direction is directed in the longitudinal direction, a horizontal angle obtuse, and the coin collective tray A turntable having a plurality of capture possible intake holes along the circumferential direction from the front side facing the serial drop addition unit, together with the horizontal angle is disposed directly behind the rear surface of the rotating disk becomes an acute angle, the preparative closing the Komiana from the rear side of the rotary disc, coins are incorporated into the intake hole, a predetermined occlusion to be conveyed along the rotation direction of the rotating disk, and the coins by the transport was by reaching the delivery position, the base member having a delivery opening of the coin in the thickness direction that is taken into the intake hole to permit delivery to the rear side of the rotating disk at a position facing the longitudinal direction, said base member A coin fixed to the rear surface and fed rearward from the take-in hole at the delivery position of the turntable and passed through the delivery port of the base member can be received in a posture in which the thickness direction is directed in the front-rear direction. so A guide member having a downward discharge groove capable of guiding the received coin toward the selector disposed below, and a rotation shaft fixed to the rear surface of the guide member and facing in the front-rear direction, the guide member and the base member And a motor that rotates the rotating disk by being connected to the rotating disk, and a surface facing the front surface of the rotating disk at the drop-in portion of the coin batch tray is a surface of the rotating disk. Opposite the front surface so as to have an acute angle that opens upward, tilt backward with respect to the vertical direction, and part of the rotating disk is interposed between the lower end of the opposing surface and the front surface of the base member Let

( 2 ) In the above item (1) , a recess is provided on the front surface of the base member facing the rotating disk, and the rotating disk is rotatably accommodated in the recess.

According to the present invention, the following effects can be achieved.
(A) According to the first aspect of the present invention, since the coin is taken in from the front side of the turntable and sent to the rear side, a space allowing the coin to be sent around the turntable as in the prior art is provided. Compared to the configuration provided, coins can be taken in and out in a narrow space, the entire device can be easily reduced in size and thickness, and can be easily mounted in a narrow space in the gaming machine body. .

( B ) According to the invention described in claim 2 , in addition to the effect of the invention according to claim 1 , the entire apparatus can be made thinner by rotatably accommodating the rotating disk in the recess provided in the base member. Is possible.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 shows a front view of a rotating game machine to which an embodiment of the present invention is applied.
The gaming machine body (1) uses a disk-shaped game medal (coin) as a game medium, and invests by inserting this game medal into a coin take-in and delivery device (6) described later, thereby allowing a predetermined game to be played. A control board for controlling each device, a lighting device, a sound device, and a housing (2) that houses other devices, etc., and on the front side of the housing (2), From the top, the symbol display device (3) incorporating three swivel bodies (3a) with multiple types of symbols on the outer peripheral surface, and a display lamp (4) for displaying the winning line of the symbol display device (3) , A game medal payout number display (5) for displaying the number of game medals to be paid out at the time of winning when the symbols arranged on the winning line are in a predetermined combination, and a large number of discs inserted in a lump According to the present invention, it is possible to sequentially take in and send out the game medals one by one The in-take-in / delivery device (6), the switch arrangement part (7) where various operation switches are arranged, the game medals to be paid out and the game medals to be returned (8), exit from the pay-out port (8) A tray (9) for receiving the incoming game medals is provided. Note that the game medal is not limited to a disc shape, and may be a shape similar to a disc.

  The switch placement unit (7) takes in a predetermined number (for example, 50) of game medals stored in the coin take-in and delivery device (6) as an upper limit, and stores game medals in advance until a later game. Game input switch (20) that is operated when memorizing and making a credit state, a settlement switch button (10) that is operated when a game medal in the credit state is settled, and a game medal in the credit state one by one in the game A single-load switch button (11) operated when investing, a MAX bed switch button (12) operated when investing the maximum number of three in the game, and each swivel body (3a) in the symbol display device (3) ), A start lever (13) that is operated to start rotation, and a stop switch button (14) that is operated to stop the rotation of each rotating body (3a).

  A game in a spinning-type game machine is a credit state in which a game medal inserted in the coin take-in and delivery device (6) is taken into the game machine main body (1), and a single-load switch button (11) or The operation is started by operating the MAX bed switch button (12) and operating the start lever (13).

  A game medal taken in by the coin take-in and delivery device (6) is provided inside the gaming machine main body (1), and a game medal selector (external) arranged below the coin take-in and delivery device (6). After the game medal selection and insertion is detected, it is sent to a game medal payout hopper (external device) (not shown) disposed below the game medal selector.

  After the game medals are taken into the gaming machine main body (1), when the start lever (13) is operated, the three spinning bodies (3a) rotate all at once and the game is started. Then, after a predetermined time has passed, each stop switch button (14) corresponding to each turning body (3a) is operated in order to stop the rotation of each turning body (3a) individually, so that it is on the winning line. Depending on the combination of the symbols arranged, the number of game medals to be paid out is determined according to the presence / absence of a prize and the size of the prize. When winning, game medals are paid out from the payout exit (8) to the tray (9) by the game medal payout hopper for the number of payouts.

Next, the coin take-in and delivery device (6) will be described in detail with reference to FIGS.
2 is a perspective view of the coin take-in and delivery device (6), FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view of the coin take-in and delivery device (6), and FIGS. 6 is a side view of the coin take-in and delivery device (6), FIG. 7 is a plan view of the coin take-in and delivery device (6), and FIG. 8 is a line VIII-VIII in FIG. 9 is an enlarged longitudinal sectional view taken along line IX-IX in FIG. 5, FIG. 10 is an enlarged longitudinal sectional view of essential parts taken along line XX in FIG. 5, and FIG. 4 is an enlarged cross-sectional view taken along line XI-XI, FIG. 12 is an enlarged cross-sectional view taken along line XII-XII in FIG. 5, and FIG. 13 is a rear view of the coin collective tray (61). The left side of FIGS. 2, 3, 6, 8, 9 and 10 and the front side of FIGS. 4, 5 and 13 and the lower side of FIGS. 7, 11 and 12 are referred to as “front”, and FIG. 3, 6, 8, 9 and the right side of FIG. 10, the back side of the paper in FIGS. 4, 5, and 13, and the upper side of FIGS.

  The coin take-in and delivery device (6) is disposed on the front surface of the gaming machine main body (1), and is capable of accepting a large number of game medals that are batch-inserted, and a coin batch tray (61). ) A base member (62) fixed to the rear side, a turntable (63) rotatably supported on the front side of the base member (62) so as to face the coin collective tray (61), and a base A vertical guide member (64) provided on the rear side of the member (62), a motor (65) disposed on the rear side of the guide member (64) and for rotating the rotating disk (63), and a base member (62) and a concealing member (66) for concealing the upper half of the front surface of the turntable (63), and a coin batch tray (61), concealment member (66), turntable (63), a base member (62), a guide member (64), and a motor (65) are assembled so as to be sequentially stacked on the rear side. The motor (65) is preferably a stepping motor, but may be a DC motor.

  The screw (15) is for fixing the base member (62) to the rear side of the coin collective tray (61). The screw (16) is for fixing the concealing member (66) to the front part of the base member (62). The screw (17) is for fixing the guide member (64) to the rear portion of the base member (62). The screw (18) is for connecting the rotating disk (63) to the motor (65) side, and the screw (18) of the motor (65) fitted in the deformed hole (63b) provided in the center of the rotating disk (63). Screwed onto the rotating shaft (65a).

  The coin batch tray (61) is connected to a substantially U-shaped receiving portion (61a) for receiving a large number of inserted game medals in front and a rear end of the receiving portion (61a), and a rotating disk (63 ) In the standing state, specifically, the game medal is dropped so that the medal thickness direction is in the front-rear direction, and is formed from a drop portion (61b) that can be temporarily stored. Yes.

  As shown in FIGS. 6 and 8, the coin batch tray (61) is installed so that the receiving portion (61a) exposed from the front surface of the gaming machine body (1) is inclined downward toward the rear side. The Thereby, the game medal received by the receiving part (61a) slides on the upper surface of the receiving part (61a) with its own weight and falls into the dropping part (61b).

  As will be described later, the drop-in part (61b) of the coin collective tray (61) is provided so as to face the front surface of the rotating disk (63) supported in the backward tilted posture, and mainly as shown in FIG. In addition, the side view is substantially an inverted triangle, and as shown mainly in FIG. 13, the rear view has a downwardly semicircular shape, and the shape is such that the opening width gradually narrows downward as a whole. Yes. Further, as shown in FIG. 8, the facing surface (61c) facing the rotating disk (63) in the drop-in part (61b) is slightly inclined backward with respect to the vertical direction (V), that is, the rotating disk (63). Tilt to the side.

  Since the drop part (61b) has the above-described shape, the game medal dropped into the drop part (61b) is in a posture in which the medal thickness direction is directed in the front-rear direction, as indicated by reference numeral (100) in FIG. In addition, it approaches the center of the lower part, and as shown by the reference numeral (100) in FIG. 8, it tends to fall backward, that is, toward the turntable (63).

  Further, the gap (A) in the front-rear direction between the upper end of the drop-in part (61b) and the turntable (63) is set to be narrower than the diameter of the game medal (100) as shown in FIG. ing.

  As shown mainly in FIGS. 6 and 8, the base member (62) is fixed to the rear side of the coin collective tray (61) in a backward inclined posture, and a turntable (63) is formed on the front surface of the base member (62). A recess (62a) having a depth to be accommodated in the direction is provided.

As shown in FIG. 8, the turntable (63) is housed in the recess (62a) of the base member (62) from the front side, and is substantially the same as the drop portion (61b) of the coin batch tray (61). It is pivotally supported in the recess (62a) of the base member (62) by the axis direction (X) tilted by about 30 degrees in the forward tilt and the rotation axis (65a) tilted with respect to the horizontal direction. Is done. Thus, the front surface of the rotating disk (63), i.e., the horizontal angle is an obtuse angle and the one side surface facing the drop portion (61b) of the coin batch tray (61) is the opposite surface (61c) of the coin batch tray (61). ) With a sharp angle (approximately 30 degrees), and a large number of game medals move forward and backward between the facing surface (61c) of the drop-in part (61b) and the front surface of the turntable (63). Therefore, it is possible to prevent the medals from being overlapped in the direction and to take in the game medal through the take-in hole (63a). The axial direction (X) coincides with the axial direction of the rotating shaft (65a) of the motor (65). Further, as can be understood from FIG. 8, the lower end portion of the rotating disk (63) is interposed between the lower end portion of the facing surface (61c) of the drop portion (61b) and the front surface of the base member (62). The

  The depth of the recess (62a) of the base member (62) is slightly deeper than the thickness of the turntable (63) so that the turntable (63) does not protrude forward from the base member (62). .

  On the turntable (63), game medals that have fallen into the drop-in part (61b) of the coin batch tray (61) are arranged in the medal thickness direction from the front side of the turntable (63) to the rear side of the turntable (63). That is, a plurality of (four in the present embodiment) circular intake holes (63a) are provided for passing through the other side surface where the horizontal angle is an acute angle.

  The take-in hole (63a) is a state in which the game medals thrown into the coin collective tray (61) at the take-in position (B), which will be described later, are rotated in the thickness direction in the front-rear direction by the rotation of the turntable (63). It takes in and acts so that it may send out behind a turntable (63) in the below-mentioned sending position (C). In addition, by using a plurality of take-in holes (63a), it is possible to quickly take in and send out game medals.

  The thickness in the front-rear direction of the portion provided with each intake hole (63a) in the turntable (63) is slightly larger than the thickness of one game medal and smaller than the thickness of two game medals. Is set. Thereby, the game medal can be surely taken into the take-in hole (63a), and the game medal can be reliably conveyed to the sending position (B).

  When the turntable (63) is rotated counterclockwise in FIGS. 4 and 5 by the motor (65) in cooperation with the base member (62) provided along the rear surface of the turntable (63). A game stored in the drop-in portion (61b) by the intake hole (63a) in the intake position (B) (the lowest position in the present embodiment) among the plurality of intake holes (63a) When the medal can be taken in from the front side and the take-in hole (63a) into which the game medal is taken is displaced to the sending position (C) (in this embodiment, a position slightly past the uppermost position) As described above, the game medals are sent backward from the take-in hole (63a).

  The base member (62) has an intake hole in a range until the intake hole (63a) is displaced from the intake position (B) toward the delivery position (C) as the turntable (63) rotates. Rotate the game medal by closing the back of the take-in hole (63a) so that the game medal taken into (63a) does not come out from the take-in hole (63a) to the rear side of the turntable (63) When the closing part (62c) that can be conveyed along the rotation direction of the board (63) and the take-in hole (63a) into which the game medal is taken are displaced to the delivery position (C), the game medal changes its thickness direction. A feed outlet (62b) that opens the rear of the intake hole (63a) so as to be sent out from the intake hole (63a) to the rear surface side of the turntable (63) in a state of being directed in the front-rear direction. ing.

  The guide member (64) is fixed to the rear surface side of the base member (62), and on the front surface side, the guide member (64) is fed from the intake hole (63a) of the rotating disk (63) and fed to the base member (62). A downward discharge groove (64a) for guiding the game medal that has passed through the outlet (62b) toward the game medal selector is provided. The upper part of the discharge groove (64a) is provided at a position facing the delivery port (62b) of the base member (62).

  The upper right edge of the discharge groove (64a), that is, the part corresponding to the position where the intake hole (63a) is taken in is when the game medal comes out of the intake hole (63a) and enters the discharge groove (64a). A backward-facing inclined surface (64b) is provided along the moving direction of the game medal for relaxing the contact sound.

  When the game medal (100) moves from the take-in hole (63a) to the discharge groove (64a), as shown in FIG. 11, the front end in the moving direction first enters the discharge groove (64a), and then The rear end enters the discharge groove (64a). At this time, as shown in FIG. 12, the rear end portion of the game medal (100) is guided by the inclined surface (64b) and can gradually enter the discharge groove (64a). ) Can be smoothly and quietly moved to the discharge groove (64a).

  The concealing member (66) has a semicircular shape substantially upward when viewed from the front, and is fixed to the base member (62) so as to cover the front surface of the upper half of the rotating disk (63). ) Or a part or the whole of the intake hole (63a) other than the intake hole (63a) in the vicinity thereof. This prevents foreign matter from entering the intake hole (63a) whose front is concealed by the concealing member (66), so that the rotating disk (63) can always rotate smoothly.

In the present embodiment, the lower right edge portion of the concealing member (66) forms a coin passage restricting means (67). The coin passing restriction means (67) is provided in the middle of the path In the front of the rotating disk (63), and the intake holes (63a) is moved to the delivery position from the loading position (B) (C) When two game medals are taken into the take-in hole (63a) in a superimposed manner, the game medal that has been taken in later is retreated from the take-in hole (63a).

  As shown in FIG. 10, the gap between the coin passage restriction means (67) and the front surface of the turntable (63) was taken in with two game medals (100) overlapped in the take-in hole (63a). In this case, it is set so that the front game medal (100) that is taken in later is narrower than the amount protruding forward from the take-in hole (63a).

  The left half of the rear surface of the concealing member (66), that is, the portion facing the intake hole (63a) in the intake position (C) (the portion facing the delivery port (62b) of the base member (62)) A game medal escape portion (66a) is provided. This relief portion (66a) is recessed in a fan shape on the opposite side (front side) and when the game medal moves from the intake hole (63a) to the discharge groove (64a), The rear end side does not interfere with the concealing member (66), and the game medal is smoothly sent out to the discharge groove (64a).

Next, the game medal take-in and send-out operations in the coin take-in and send-out device (6) and the effects of the respective parts at that time will be described.
When a switch such as a game insertion switch (20) is operated in a state where a large number of game medals are inserted into the coin collective tray (61), the motor (65) is driven and controlled, and the turntable (63) is shown in FIG. Rotates counterclockwise.

  Along with the rotation of the turntable (63), the game medals stored in the drop-in part (61b) are taken in the take-in holes (63a) at the take-in position (B) with the thickness direction facing the front-rear direction. ).

  When dropping the game medals into the drop portion (61b), as described above, the gap (A) in the front-rear direction between the facing surface (61c) of the drop portion (61b) and the turntable (63), Since it is smaller than the diameter of the game medal, it is possible to prevent a situation where the game medal is caught in the drop part (61b) and the drop part (61b) is clogged. In the state where the thickness direction is directed in the front-rear direction, it can be surely dropped into the drop-in part (61b).

  Explaining this in detail, as shown in FIG. 8, the game medal (100) inserted into the coin collective tray (61) is dropped into the drop-in part (61b) with its radial direction directed vertically. If the gap (A) is larger than the diameter of the game medal (100), the game medal (100) falls to the middle of the drop part (61b), but the drop part ( There is a situation in which no further depression can be caused by being sandwiched between the facing surface (61c) of 61b) and the rotating disk (63). When such a situation occurs, the dropped portion (61b) is clogged, and other game medals subsequent thereto cannot be dropped into the dropped portion (61b), and the game medals cannot be taken in.

  However, when the gap (A) is made smaller than the diameter of the game medal (100) as in the present embodiment, the coin medal tray ( 61) to prevent clogging of the drop portion (61b) of the coin batch tray (61) without being caught between the opposing surface (61c) of the drop portion (61b) and the rotating disk (63). The game medal can be surely dropped into the drop portion (61b) of the coin batch tray (61), and the game medal can be surely taken in by the take-in hole (63a) of the turntable (63).

  Also, since the opposing surface (61c) of the drop-in part (61b) and the turntable (63) are in an acute angle relationship as described above, a large number of game medals fall into the drop-in part (61b) at once. The game medal can be taken in one by one through the take-in hole (63a).

  Furthermore, since the opposing surface (61c) of the drop part (61b) is inclined rearward, the game medal dropped into the drop part (61b) falls toward the turntable (63), With the rotation of (63), it is reliably taken in by the take-in hole (63a) in the take-in position (B).

  The game medals taken in by the take-in hole (63a) is closed with the rotation of the turntable (63) because the back of the take-in hole (63a) is closed by the closing part (62c) of the base member (62). Then, in the state of being taken into the take-in hole (63a), it is conveyed along the rotation direction of the turntable (63) and moved to the delivery position (C).

  In addition, when the game medals are taken in, if two game medals are taken into the take-in hole (63a) in a state of being overlapped, as shown in FIG. Protrudes forward from the mounting hole (63a), so that the game medal (100) taken after the game medal (100) is transferred to the delivery position (C) is transferred to the coin passage control means (67 ) And withdrawing from the take-in hole (63a), a large number of game medals placed in the coin batch tray (61) can be taken in one by one and sent out one by one.

  As shown in FIG. 5, as the turntable (63) rotates, the intake hole (63a) reaches the delivery position (C) and overlaps with the delivery port (62b) of the base member (62). Since the board (63) is tilted backward, the game medal (100) is pulled out from the take-in hole (63a) with its own weight.

  The game medal that has escaped from the take-in hole (63a) at the delivery position (B) passes through the delivery port (62b) of the base member (62) and is fed into the discharge groove (64a) of the guide member (64). The discharge groove (64a) ensures the delivery to the game medal selector.

  During rotation of the turntable (63), the concealing member (66) conceals the front of the take-in hole (63a) at or near the delivery position (C), so that the take-in hole (63a) Thus, it is possible to prevent malfunctions such as foreign matter getting into the disk and making the rotating disk (63) inoperable, and a reliable rotation of the rotating disk (63) can be obtained.

  As described above, the coin take-in and delivery device (6) includes the coin batch tray (61), the concealing member (66), the rotating disk (63), the base member (62), the guide member (64), and the motor ( 65) can be assembled so as to be laminated sequentially rearward, so that the assemblability is extremely good.

  Further, since the turntable (63) is supported by the base member (62) fixed to the coin collective tray (61), more specifically, the turntable (63) is rotated at an angle with respect to the horizontal direction. By pivotally supporting the base member (62) by the shaft (65a) and providing the coin collective tray (61) on the base member (62) so as to face the front surface (one side surface) of the rotating disk (63). The coin collective tray (61), the base member (62), and the turntable (63) can be unitized, and can be easily and reliably attached to the gaming machine body (attached body).

  Furthermore, since the game medal is taken from the front with its thickness direction facing in the front-rear direction and can be sent out backward, it is different from the conventional game medal that is sent out in the centrifugal direction of the turntable. The game medals can be taken in and sent out in a narrow space, and the entire apparatus can be easily reduced in size and thickness, and can be mounted in the narrow space of the gaming machine main body (1).

As mentioned above, although one Embodiment of this invention was described, it is possible to give the following various deformation | transformation and change with respect to this Embodiment within the range which does not deviate from the summary of this invention.
(I) The coin collective tray (61) and the base member (62) are integrally formed.
(Ii) The base member (62) and the guide member (64) are integrally formed.
(Iii) Make the number of intake holes (63a) other than four.
(Iv) Apply the coin take-in and delivery device (6) to general slot machines, vending machines, automatic cash transfer machines, coin discriminators, etc., other than the revolving game machines.
(V) The coin passage restriction means (67) is provided at a portion other than the lower edge of the concealing member (66), or provided separately from the concealing member (66).
(Vi) The coin take-in and delivery device (6) is attached to the body to be attached obliquely or sideways.
(Vii) Arranging the motor (65) other than the rear side of the guide member (64). For example, it is arranged above, below or beside the guide member (64) via a gear, a belt or the like.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a front view of a rotating game machine to which an embodiment of the present invention is applied. It is a perspective view of the coin taking in and sending out device in the present invention. Similarly, it is an exploded perspective view of a coin take-in and delivery device. Similarly, it is a front view of a coin taking-in and sending-out device. Similarly, it is a front view of the coin taking-in and sending-out apparatus in the state which the rotary disk rotated to the position different from FIG. Similarly, it is a side view of a coin taking-in and sending-out device. Similarly, it is a top view of a coin taking-in and sending-out device. It is a longitudinal cross-sectional view which follows the VIII-VIII line in FIG. FIG. 6 is an enlarged longitudinal sectional view taken along line IX-IX in FIG. 5. FIG. 6 is an enlarged longitudinal sectional view of a main part taken along line XX in FIG. 5. FIG. 5 is an enlarged cross-sectional view taken along line XI-XI in FIG. 4. FIG. 6 is an enlarged cross-sectional view taken along line XII-XII in FIG. 5. It is a rear view of the coin collective tray in a coin taking in and sending out device.

Explanation of symbols

(1) Game machine body (attachment)
(2) Housing
(3) Symbol display device
(3a) Revolver
(4) Indicator lamp
(5) Game medal payout number display
(6) Coin take-in and delivery device
(7) Switch placement section
(8) Payment exit
(9) saucer
(10) Checkout switch button
(11) Single switch button
(12) MAX bed switch button
(13) Start lever
(14) Stop switch button
(15) (16) (17) (18) Screw
(20) Game input switch
(61) Coin bulk tray
(61a) Receiving part
(61b) Drop part
(61c) Opposite surface
(62) Base member
(62a) Recess
(62b) Outlet
(62c) Blocking part
(63) Turntable
(63a) Intake hole
(63b) Profile hole
(64) Guide member
(64a) Discharge groove
(64b) Inclined surface
(65) Motor
(65a) Rotating shaft
(66) Concealment member
(66a) Relief part
(67) Coin passage restriction means
(100) Game medal (coin)
(A) Front-rear direction gap between the drop-in part and the turntable
(B) Taking-in position of taking-in hole
(C) Feed hole delivery position
(X) Axis direction of rotating disk

Claims (2)

Arranged on the front of the gaming machine main body, and sequentially picks up a large number of coins to be inserted one by one , and sends the coins to the selector inside the gaming machine main body that can detect the identification of the coin In a coin take-in and delivery device in a swing type game machine that is possible,
A coin collective tray having a drop-down portion that is exposed on the front surface of the gaming machine main body and that can temporarily store coins to be inserted in an upright state in which the thickness direction faces the front-rear direction;
The coin batch tray is disposed so as to face the drop portion, and is rotatable around a longitudinal axis inclined with respect to the horizontal direction, and is stored in the drop portion of the coin batch tray. In the circumferential direction, there is a take-in hole that can take in a coin from the front side facing the drop-in part of the coin collective tray with the obtuse angle of the horizontal direction with the coin thickness direction facing the front-rear direction. A plurality of turntables,
It is arranged directly behind the rear surface of the turntable where the horizontal angle is an acute angle, closes the intake hole from the rear surface side of the turntable , and allows the coins taken into the intake hole to be inserted into the turntable. The closing portion that can be conveyed along the rotation direction, and the coin that has reached the predetermined delivery position by the conveyance, the posture in which the thickness direction of the coin taken in the intake hole is directed in the front-rear direction A base member having a delivery port that enables delivery to the rear side of the turntable;
A posture in which the thickness direction of the coin fixed to the rear surface of the base member and fed rearward from the take-in hole at the delivery position of the turntable and passed through the delivery port of the base member is directed in the front-rear direction. A guide member having a downward discharge groove that can be received by and capable of guiding the received coin toward the selector disposed below;
A rotation shaft fixed to the rear surface of the guide member and facing the front-rear direction passes through the guide member and the base member and is connected to the turntable to rotate the turntable , and
A facing surface of the drop portion of the coin collective tray that faces the front surface of the rotating disk faces an acute angle that opens upward with respect to the front surface of the rotating disk and tilts backward with respect to the vertical direction. A coin take-in and delivery device in a rotary type gaming machine , wherein a part of the rotating disk is interposed between a lower end portion of the facing surface and a front surface of the base member. 2. A coin take-in and delivery device in a rotating game machine according to claim 1, wherein a concave portion is provided on a front surface of the base member facing the rotary plate, and the rotary plate is rotatably accommodated in the concave portion.

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