JP2000042240A - Inter-machine apparatus - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an inter-machine apparatus wherein a great reduction in the cost of products can be achieved and the miniaturization of the apparatus can be realized. SOLUTION: Drive instructions and control systems of a main body of the inter-machine apparatus are closely mounted on a main printed-circuit board including a CPU or microprocessor of a bank note identification device coupled to the main body of the inter-machine apparatus, and the drive constructions and control systems of the main body of the inter-machine apparatus are mounted on a printed-circuit board including a CPU or microprocessor of a display device coupled to the main body of the inter-machine apparatus. And the drive instructions and control systems of the main body of the inter-machine apparatus are mounted on a printed-circuit board including a CPU or microprocessor of a power source coupled to the main body of the inter-machine apparatus, while the drive instructions and control systems of the main body of the inter-machine apparatus are mounted on a printed-circuit board including a CPU or microprocessor of a hopper coupled to the main body of the inter- machine apparatus.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improvement in a machine for a game machine such as a pachinko slot machine, a pachinko machine, a slot machine and the like.

[0002]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Normally, a slot machine such as a pachislot machine inserts a bill and presses a push button switch or responds to the insertion of a bill, so that a predetermined number or a certain number of game medals or the like, and a payout slot are provided. Will be paid to. The main components of this machine include a main printed circuit board that controls a mechanism for paying medals and the like, authenticity of bills, a denomination identification device, a hopper for storing medals, and the like. Harness connectors,
Power supply.

When the power supply is turned on, a signal serving as a command system is sent from a main printed circuit board to an identification machine, a hopper, or the like, and a bill is inserted. It is in a standby state waiting for an input by a button switch.

[0004]

However, such a conventional machine requires a space for harness connectors for electrical connection and a space for accommodating a printed circuit board. Compactness was hindered, and the product price was deadlocked, making it impossible to reduce costs.

[0005]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned conventional circumstances and problems, and it has been made possible to solve such problems and to greatly reduce the price of products and to reduce the size of the stand. The purpose is to provide a machine.

[0006]

In order to achieve the above object, the inter-machine according to the present invention comprises a driving command and a control system for the inter-machine, and a bill discriminating apparatus assembled to the inter-machine. It is characterized by being centrally mounted on a main printed circuit board including a CPU or a microprocessor, and a drive command and a control system of the main body of the machine are provided by a CPU or a microprocessor of a display device assembled to the main body of the machine. A printed circuit board including a CPU or a microprocessor as a power supply for assembling a drive instruction and a control system of the inter-machine unit with the main unit, characterized in being mounted on a printed circuit board including a processor. The drive command and the control system of the main body of the machine are provided in a CPU of a hopper to be assembled to the main body of the machine. It is characterized in that are mounted on a printed circuit board including a microprocessor.

[0007]

According to the above-mentioned structure, it is possible to reduce a large number of components which have been required in the past, thereby greatly reducing costs and reducing the size of the product, and in addition, the maintenance is easy. You can do it.

[0008]

Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be described. The outline of the embodiment is that the operation of the mechanism as a stand-to-face machine, the generation of command signals for counting, and the control are processed by a printed circuit board having a main CPU installed and added to the bill validator. .

That is, in a computer system, the above-mentioned CPU includes a circuit for controlling the interpretation and execution of instructions, and a storage device and an input / output control device are required in addition to the CPU. A microcomputer system is configured using one or more microprocessors (LSIs), and the CPU of the present invention includes the microprocessor as a synonym.

[0010] Specifically, when a bill is inserted into a bill insertion slot of a bill discriminating device attached to the surface of the machine, the driving mechanism circuit of the discriminating device is turned on, and at the same time, the driving mechanism of the machine itself is driven. Circuit is also turned on.

If the inserted bill is checked for authenticity and denomination and the result is OK, the loading operation of the bill in the discriminating device and the accommodation mechanism in the stacker stand by, and at the same time, the work of paying out the required number of medals in the hopper is in the standby state. Become.

When a predetermined number of medals are paid out from the hopper, a signal for sending the sales signal to a storage device of a computer controlling the whole is mounted on a main printed circuit board of the bill validator. CPU
Will be sent to

[0013] The machine between frames according to the present embodiment is configured as described above. In other words, the inter-machine in this embodiment is set up in an operable state by attaching the bill validator. The only requirement for such a configuration is a change in the capacity of the CPU on the main printed circuit board mounted on the bill validator, and does not have a significant effect as a whole.

[0014]

The inter-machine according to the present invention is configured as described above. By installing command systems for driving and controlling the inter-table machine main unit on the main printed circuit board of the bill validator, many components that were required in the past become unnecessary, resulting in significant cost reduction and It can be made compact and maintenance is easy. In addition, a harness connector or the like is naturally unnecessary, but even if it is needed, a very short connector can be used. Further, in the embodiment, the banknotes are collectively mounted on the printed circuit board in the above-described bill identification device. However, this is equivalent to the case where the banknotes are collectively mounted on the circuit of the display device, the power supply circuit, and the drive circuit of the hopper. The effect of can be obtained.

Claims (4)

[Claims] 1. A driving command and a control system of a main unit of a machine between
CP of the banknote recognition device assembled to the main machine
A stand-alone machine characterized by being collectively mounted on a main printed circuit board including a U or a microprocessor. 2. A driving command and a control system of the main body of the inter-chamber machine,
A stand-by machine characterized by being mounted on a printed circuit board including a CPU or a microprocessor of a display device assembled to the stand-by machine main body. 3. A driving command and a control system of the main body of the inter-chamber machine,
An intermediary machine characterized by being mounted on a printed circuit board including a CPU or a microprocessor, which is a power supply to be mounted on the intermediary machine body. 4. A driving command and a control system of the main unit of the machine between
A hopper mounted on the main body of the hopper, mounted on a printed circuit board including a CPU or a microprocessor.