JP2007181475A - Game machine - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To realize a structure which enables an efficient installation of a controller or the like and moreover, achieves a sufficient countermeasure against fraudulent attempts to be committed onto the structure. <P>SOLUTION: The first control board unit 201 is mounted on the rear of the game board. The first control board unit 201 has a roughly L-shaped mounting base 251 and the main controller 271 and a voice lamp controller 272 are placed on the mounting base 251. The mounting base 251 keeps the placement surface of the board where the main controller 271 is placed separated from the rear of the game board 30. A spacer member 285 is provided behind the mounting base 251. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a gaming machine.

  In this type of gaming machine, for example, in a pachinko machine, a gaming ball is launched into the gaming area, and when a gaming ball is won at various winning holes in the gaming area, a predetermined number of gaming balls are paid out accordingly. Further, for example, a symbol display unit made up of a liquid crystal display device or the like is installed in the center of the game area, and a plurality of columns of symbols are variably displayed by the symbol display unit. In this case, the symbol variation display by the symbol display unit is started with the winning of the predetermined prize opening (start winning award) as a trigger, and thereafter the symbol variation display is stopped through the variation display by the predetermined variation pattern. If the symbols are the same when the stop symbol of each symbol row is determined, the game proceeds to a special game state (big hit state) and a large amount of game balls are paid out. The probability of transitioning to the special gaming state is set with a relatively low probability, and the normal state is left when not transitioning to the special gaming state.

  The pachinko machine has a so-called main board that controls the main control of the game. With the main board, the game ball is paid out in accordance with winning a prize, and each game state is changed to a normal state or a special game state. Whether to do so is controlled. In the pachinko machine, in addition to the main board, a payout control board for controlling the payout of game balls, a display control board for controlling the fluctuation display of the symbols in the symbol display unit, and an audio device or a lamp device installed in the gaming machine. An audio lamp control board for performing effects is installed.

  As described above, the pachinko machine is equipped with a plurality of control boards (control devices) including the main board, and the control board is mounted on the gaming machine main body via the pedestal device. In this case, there is an advantage that the control board is attached in a stable state.

  In addition, in recent game machines, various efforts have been made to diversify the game effects in order to improve interests, etc., and on the back side of the pachinko machine, there are a lot of various equipment and board devices such as relay boards. Arranged. For this reason, the pedestal device is provided so as to be separated from the back side of the gaming machine (for example, the game board), and various kinds of accessories and the space between the pedestal device and the back of the gaming machine (the space behind the pedestal member) are used. Efficient arrangement of substrate devices has been studied. In addition, when the back space of the pedestal device is provided, there is a possibility that an illegal act such as inserting a hand or a tool from the outside into the back space and causing the gaming machine to malfunction is performed. Therefore, in order to prevent a hand or a tool from being inserted into the back space, a technique for providing a shielding portion on the base member has been proposed (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

However, when the pedestal device is provided so as to be separated from the back side of the gaming machine (for example, the game board) as described above, there is a concern that the space behind the pedestal device may be misused for improper purposes. Specifically, there is a concern that an illegal substrate or the like may be attached to the space. Even if the shielding portion is provided as described above, the possibility of fraud remains. Therefore, the countermeasure against the fraud is desired.
JP 2004-275553 A

  The main object of the present invention is to provide a gaming machine that realizes a configuration in which a control device or the like can be installed efficiently and that can take sufficient countermeasures against fraud in such a configuration.

  Hereinafter, effective means for solving the above-described problems will be described while showing effects and the like as necessary. In the following, for easy understanding, the corresponding configuration in the embodiment of the invention is appropriately shown in parentheses, but is not limited to the specific configuration shown in parentheses.

Means 1. A control board (main control board 271 etc.) having a control board (main board etc.) for controlling the game and a board case (board box 273 etc.) for accommodating the control board;
Mounting portions (substrate mounting portions 252 and 253) for mounting the control device, and leg portions (lower leg portions 261, 261) extending in the opposite direction to the substrate mounting portions (substrate mounting surfaces 252a and 253a) of the mounting portion A pedestal member (mounting base 251) having an upper leg 262),
The control device is mounted on the mounting portion, and the pedestal member is mounted on the back surface of the gaming machine main body in a state where the leg portion is placed on the back surface of the gaming machine main body (an assembly of the main body frame 12 and the game board 30). In the gaming machine attached and fixed to the side,
A spacer member (spacer member 285) is provided on the back side of the mounting portion of the pedestal member, and the pedestal member and the spacer member are coupled to each other in a non-separable manner by a coupling means (screws or the like) and mounted on the mounting portion. A gaming machine characterized in that the controller is configured to cover the coupling means.

  In the gaming machine of the means 1, the control device is mounted on the mounting portion of the pedestal member, and the pedestal seat is attached and fixed to the back side of the gaming machine main body in this state. The pedestal member is provided with legs, and when the pedestal member is attached to the back side of the gaming machine body, a predetermined space region is formed between the mounting part and the gaming machine body. . This space region is effective in the sense of increasing the degree of design freedom when, for example, various kinds of objects and a board device such as a relay board are installed. However, there is a concern that the same space area may be abused to install illegal parts.

  In this point means 1, a spacer member is provided on the back side of the mounting portion of the base member, and the space region is limited by the spacer member. This makes it possible to reduce or eliminate the space area itself, unlike an existing configuration that simply shields the opening of the space area, and to suppress the installation of an illegal substrate or the like using the space area. Still further, the base member and the spacer member are coupled so as not to be separated by coupling means (screws or the like), and the coupling means is covered by a control device mounted on the mounting portion. In this case, in a state where the control device is mounted on the mounting portion, the coupling means is not exposed and the coupling by the coupling means cannot be released. This means that the spacer member cannot be easily removed from the base member. According to the above, it is possible to realize a configuration in which a control device or the like can be installed efficiently, and to take sufficient countermeasures against fraud in such a configuration.

  The “configuration for concealing the coupling means” covers not only the whole of the members (for example, screws) constituting the coupling means but also for the portions of the members (for example, screws) constituting the coupling means to cover at least the part to be decoupled. Including.

  Mean 2. Means 1 is characterized in that the base member and the spacer member are provided with sealing means (sealing seal SF) which makes them unseparable by a joining process and leaves traces after the joining is released after joining. The gaming machine described in 1.

  According to the means 2, the base member and the spacer member are provided with sealing means having a function as a so-called sealing part (also referred to as a caulking part). According to this sealing means, the members to be joined cannot be separated by being subjected to the joining process, and a trace remains when the joining is released after joining. Therefore, it is possible to sufficiently exert a deterrent against fraudulent acts such as unauthorized removal of the spacer member from the base member.

  As described above, in the present invention, it is impossible to release the coupling means in a state where the control device is mounted on the mounting portion, and it becomes extremely difficult to remove the spacer member from the pedestal member. It is conceivable that the coupling means can be uncoupled with the control device removed. In this respect, by providing the sealing means as described above, even when the control device is detached, it is possible to sufficiently exert a deterrent against the unauthorized removal of the spacer member.

Means 3. A control board (main control board 271 etc.) having a control board (main board etc.) for controlling the game and a board case (board box 273 etc.) for accommodating the control board;
Mounting portions (substrate mounting portions 252 and 253) for mounting the control device, and leg portions (lower leg portions 261, 261) extending in the opposite direction to the substrate mounting portions (substrate mounting surfaces 252a and 253a) of the mounting portion A pedestal member (mounting base 251) having an upper leg 262),
The control device is mounted on the mounting portion, and the pedestal member is mounted on the back surface of the gaming machine main body in a state where the leg portion is placed on the back surface of the gaming machine main body (an assembly of the main body frame 12 and the game board 30). In the gaming machine attached and fixed to the side,
A spacer member (spacer member 285) is provided on the back side of the mounting portion of the pedestal member, and the pedestal member and the spacer member can be coupled only for the first time only, and the coupling means for linking the subsequent detachment operation (connection) A game machine characterized by being inseparably coupled by pieces 811, 812, etc.

  In the gaming machine of the means 3, the control device is mounted on the mounting portion of the pedestal member, and the pedestal seat is attached and fixed to the back side of the gaming machine main body in this state. The pedestal member is provided with legs, and when the pedestal member is attached to the back side of the gaming machine body, a predetermined space region is formed between the mounting part and the gaming machine body. . This space region is effective in the sense of increasing the degree of design freedom when, for example, various kinds of objects and a board device such as a relay board are installed. However, there is a concern that the same space area may be abused to install illegal parts.

  In this point means 3, a spacer member is provided on the back side of the mounting portion of the base member, and the space region is limited by the spacer member. This makes it possible to reduce or eliminate the space area itself, unlike an existing configuration that simply shields the opening of the space area, and to suppress the installation of an illegal substrate or the like using the space area. Furthermore, the pedestal member and the spacer member are unseparably coupled by a coupling means that allows only the first coupling operation and disables the subsequent coupling release operation. In this case, it is possible to increase the difficulty of removing the spacer member from the base member by disabling the coupling release operation of the coupling means. According to the above, it is possible to realize a configuration in which a control device or the like can be installed efficiently, and to take sufficient countermeasures against fraud in such a configuration.

  Means 4. The gaming machine according to means 3, wherein the control means mounted on the mounting portion is configured to cover the coupling means.

  According to the means 4, the coupling means is not exposed unless the control device is removed. Therefore, the fraud prevention effect can be enhanced.

  Means 5. The coupling means is a locking member (connecting pieces 811 and 812, etc.) having a locking portion (locking portions 811b and 812b), and the locking member is a locked portion of the base member or the spacer member ( The gaming machine according to claim 3 or 4, wherein the locking portion is accommodated in a closed space after the locking portion is fitted into the locking receiving portions 801 and 802) and the locking portion is locked.

  According to the means 5, after the locking means is in the locked state, the locking portion of the locking member is accommodated in the closed space. The locking of the locking member cannot be released. Therefore, the desired effect described above can be obtained.

  Means 6. A plurality of control device sealing means (to be coupled to the control device and the pedestal member) that make them unseparable by a joining process and separable in a state of leaving a trace by a joining release process after joining. A gaming machine according to any one of means 1 to 5, wherein a piece 255 and a coupling piece 276) are provided.

  According to the means 6, the sealing device for the control device is provided, and the sealing device performs the sealing process between the control device and the base member. In this case, since it is possible to exert a deterrent against the unauthorized removal of the control device from the pedestal member, the coupled state between the pedestal member and the spacer member is maintained well.

  Mean 7 The gaming machine according to any one of means 1 to 6, wherein the leg portion is provided so as to surround a space region between the mounting portion of the pedestal device and the gaming machine main body.

  According to the means 7, the leg portion provided on the pedestal member prevents entry from the outside into the space region between the mounting portion of the pedestal device and the gaming machine main body. Thereby, the fraud countermeasure effect can be enhanced.

  Means 8. The pedestal member is provided with a plurality of control devices, and a plurality of mounting portions (substrate mounting portions 252 and 253) for mounting these control devices are formed in a form having steps with respect to each other. A gaming machine.

  According to the means 8, since the mounting portion for mounting the plurality of control devices is formed in a step shape on the pedestal member, the control device desired to be arranged away from the back surface of the gaming machine main body, and the gaming machine main body Both of the control devices to be arranged close to the back surface can be mounted on the same base member. In this case, it is possible to diversify the arrangement form and the like when mounting a plurality of control devices on the gaming machine.

  Means 9. The gaming machine according to claim 8, wherein the plurality of mounting portions are formed so as to extend in directions crossing each other when viewed from the back side of the gaming machine main body.

  According to the means 9, since the plurality of mounting portions are formed so as to extend in directions intersecting with each other, the control devices can be arranged so as to intersect vertically and horizontally, for example. Therefore, it is possible to arrange a control device with a high degree of freedom. For example, the two mounting portions may be arranged so that their longitudinal directions are orthogonal to each other, and may be configured in a substantially L shape, a substantially T shape, or the like as a whole.

  Means 10. A gaming machine characterized in that, in the means 8 or 9, the plurality of control devices are mounted on each mounting portion in a state of being overlapped in the front-rear direction of the gaming machine.

  According to the means 10, since the plurality of control devices are mounted on the respective mounting portions in a state of being overlapped in the front-rear direction of the gaming machine, the plurality of control devices can be efficiently used with a limited size on the back side of the gaming machine body. It is possible to arrange the control device.

  Means 11. A game machine according to any one of means 8 to 10, wherein a picture display unit (variable display unit 35) for variably displaying a picture is arranged in a state of protruding from the back side of the gaming machine main body, and bypasses the picture display unit. A gaming machine comprising the pedestal member arranged as described above.

  According to the means 11, the pedestal member is arranged so as to bypass the picture display unit, and the pedestal member can be arranged efficiently without interfering with the picture display unit.

  Means 12. A gaming machine according to claim 11, wherein one opening leading to the space behind the mounting portion is closed with the picture display unit, and the other opening is closed with the leg portion.

  According to the means 12, one opening leading to the space behind the mounting portion is closed by the pattern display unit, and the other opening is closed by the leg portion of the base member. In this case, even if all the openings leading to the back space of the mounting portion are not blocked by the shielding portion, a desired effect of preventing entry into the back space can be obtained. Further, in this case, it is possible to route the electrical wiring or the like using a portion that is not blocked by the leg portion.

  Means 13. Any of the means 1 to 12, wherein the spacer member has a hollow three-dimensional shape as a whole and has a space subdividing member (rib 286 or the like) for subdividing a space formed by the outer portion thereof. The gaming machine described.

  According to the means 13, since the spacer member has a three-dimensional shape, it is suitable for limiting the space region. Furthermore, since the space subdividing member is provided in the spacer member, a relatively large one is not formed as each space-like lump. As a result, it is possible to realize a configuration suitable for suppressing the installation of an unauthorized substrate.

  Means 14. 14. The gaming machine according to claim 13, wherein the spacer member is provided with the space subdividing member along the part while avoiding the part provided on the side of the gaming machine body facing the spacer member. .

  According to the means 14, it is possible to limit the desired space area without hindering the installation of various components on the side of the gaming machine body facing the spacer member.

  Means 15. The spacer member has a hollow three-dimensional shape as a whole, and a plurality of partition plates (ribs 286) having a lattice shape are provided in a space formed by the outer portion thereof. A gaming machine according to any one of the above.

  According to the means 15, since the spacer member has a three-dimensional shape, it is suitable for limiting the space region. Furthermore, since the spacer member is provided with a plurality of partition plate portions having a lattice shape, a relatively large one is not formed as each space-like lump. As a result, it is possible to realize a configuration suitable for suppressing the installation of an unauthorized substrate. Further, the reinforcing effect of the spacer member can be obtained by the partition plate portion.

  Means 16. 16. The gaming machine according to claim 15, wherein the spacer member is provided with the partition plate portion along the part while avoiding a part provided on a side of the gaming machine main body facing the spacer member.

  According to the means 16, it is possible to limit the desired space area without hindering the installation of various components on the side of the gaming machine body facing the spacer member.

  Means 17. The spacer member has a hollow three-dimensional shape as a whole, and a plurality of column members (bosses 621) are provided in a space formed by an outer portion of the spacer member. A gaming machine according to any one of the above.

  According to the means 17, since the spacer member has a three-dimensional shape, it is suitable for limiting the space region. Furthermore, since the spacer member is provided with a plurality of pillar members interspersed, a member that blocks the space can be appropriately arranged. As a result, it is possible to realize a configuration suitable for suppressing the installation of an unauthorized substrate.

  Means 18. 18. The gaming machine according to claim 17, wherein the spacer member is provided with the pillar member along the part while avoiding a part provided on a side of the gaming machine main body facing the spacer member.

  According to the means 18, it is possible to limit the desired space area without hindering the installation of various components on the side of the gaming machine body facing the spacer member.

  Means 19. Means 1 to characterized in that a spacer forming piece (spacer forming piece 831) having a plurality of projecting portions (standing ribs 833, upstanding pins 834) is used, and the spacer member is formed by combining a plurality of the spacer forming pieces. 18. The gaming machine according to any one of 18.

  According to the means 19, a finer subdivision can be easily realized in the hollow portion of the spacer member by combining a plurality of spacer forming pieces. In other words, when a protruding portion such as a rib is produced, the installation interval is limited due to manufacturing convenience, but the combination of a plurality of members can reduce the installation interval. For example, when the spacer member is resin-molded, the installation interval of the protrusions is limited due to restrictions such as the size of the mold, but this inconvenience is solved by this means. The protrusions may be either plate-shaped (rib-shaped, fin-shaped, etc.) or column-shaped (columnar, polygonal column-shaped, etc.).

  Means 20. The spacer forming piece is a base plate portion (base plate portion 832) provided with a plurality of protruding portions (standing ribs 833, standing pins 834), the base plate portion faces and the protruding portions. 20. The gaming machine according to means 19, wherein the spacer member is formed by assembling a plurality of spacer forming pieces so that they are arranged in a mutually different manner.

  According to the means 20, as described above, the spacer member in which the installation interval of the protruding portions is narrowed can be easily formed. In this case, assuming a case where two spacer forming pieces are combined, a configuration in which the protruding portions protrude from each other and the two spacer forming pieces are combined with each other, or two protruding protrusions in the same direction The structure which combines a spacer formation piece can be considered. However, in the case where the protrusions are provided in the same direction, it is preferable to provide a through hole for penetrating the protrusions in at least one base plate.

  Means 21. The gaming machine according to any one of means 1 to 20, wherein an outer surface portion different from an attachment surface portion to the pedestal member in the spacer member is a closed surface.

  According to the means 21, since the outer surface portion different from the mounting surface portion to the pedestal member in the spacer member is a closed surface, an unauthorized tool is inserted from the outer surface portion (closed surface) or an unauthorized substrate is attached. Can not be done. Further, when the spacer member has a hollow three-dimensional shape and ribs or bosses are provided in the hollow space (see means 13 to 17), it is difficult to act to cut the ribs or bosses. Become. That is, the space subdivided by ribs, bosses and the like is not illegally expanded.

  The “outer surface portion different from the mounting surface portion to the pedestal member in the spacer member” means, for example, a surface (game) that becomes the back side of the spacer member when the spacer member is mounted on the back surface of the mounting portion of the pedestal member. The surface facing the machine body).

  Means 22. The gaming machine according to means 21, wherein an outer surface portion different from a mounting surface portion to the pedestal member in the spacer member is transparent.

  According to the means 22, the inside of the spacer member can be visually recognized. Therefore, it becomes possible to easily confirm the presence or absence of fraud applied to the inside of the spacer member.

  Means 23. The spacer member is configured as an assembly of a plurality of spacer blocks, and each spacer block is provided with a coupling portion that cannot be separated by a coupling process and remains untouched after the coupling is released. A gaming machine according to any one of means 1 to 22.

  According to the means 23, since the spacer member is configured as an aggregate of a plurality of spacer blocks, the three-dimensional shape as the spacer member can be variously changed by appropriately changing the combination of the spacer blocks. In this case, the spacer member can be easily formed to correspond to each space area, and can be suitably dealt with, for example, when the model / model is changed. In addition, since the coupling portion is provided for each spacer block, it is possible to prevent fraud such as any of the plurality of spacer blocks being removed illegally.

  The coupling portion provided in each spacer block may be a coupling process between the spacer blocks, or other spacer blocks and pedestal members, spacer blocks and gaming machine bodies, spacer blocks and control devices, spacer blocks and covers. Any of the members may be subjected to a bonding process.

  Means 24. 24. A gaming machine according to any one of means 1 to 23, wherein a visual recognition means is provided on the mounting portion of the control device and the pedestal member so that a spacer member provided on the back side of the mounting portion is visible. .

  According to the means 24, since the mounting portion of the control device and the base member is provided with visual recognition means (for example, a window or an opening) that enables the spacer member provided on the back side of the mounting portion to be visible, the control device or the base member Thus, the spacer member behind it can be confirmed. Therefore, it can be confirmed that the spacer member is normally attached. In addition, it can be confirmed that there are no fraud holes or openings in the spacer member, and that ribs or bosses are not cut off illegally when ribs or bosses are formed in the spacer member. . In this case, the spacer member is preferably made of a transparent material in order to make the fraud confirmation on the spacer member easier.

  Means 25. 24. A gaming machine according to any one of means 1 to 23, wherein the control board and board case of the main control device and the mounting portion of the pedestal member are formed of a transparent material.

  According to the means 25, since the control board and the substrate case of the main control device and the mounting portion of the pedestal member are formed of a transparent material, the spacer member behind the control device and the pedestal member can be confirmed through the control device and the pedestal member. Become. Therefore, it can be confirmed that the spacer member is normally attached. In addition, it can be confirmed that there are no fraud holes or openings in the spacer member, and that ribs or bosses are not cut off illegally when ribs or bosses are formed in the spacer member. . In this case, the spacer member is preferably made of a transparent material in order to make the fraud confirmation on the spacer member easier.

  Since a large number of ground patterns are formed on the control board, it is conceivable that the visibility is lowered by the ground pattern even if the board itself is made a transparent body. Therefore, a ground pattern may be provided along the peripheral edge of the control board.

  The basic configuration of various gaming machines to which the above means can be applied is shown below.

  Ball game machine: operation means operated by a player (-game ball launching handle 111), ball launching means (game ball launching device 61) for playing and launching a game ball based on the operation of the operation means, A ball passage (ball launch passage 53) for guiding the fired game ball to a predetermined game area, and each game component (general winning port 31, variable winning device 32, operation port 33, variable display unit) arranged in the game region 35 etc.).

  Ball game machine equipped with a variable display device: an operation means (game ball launching handle 111) operated by a player, and a ball launching means (game ball launching apparatus) for playing and launching a game ball based on the operation of the operation means 61), a ball passage (ball launch passage 53) for guiding the launched game ball to a predetermined game area, an operation port (operation port 33) arranged in the game region, a variable display device (first symbol display) Device 41) and a variable winning device (variable winning device 32), the symbols displayed on the variable display device are variably displayed upon detection of a game ball entering the operating port, and the symbol at the time of stoppage is a specific symbol. A game machine in which the variable winning device is opened in a predetermined manner when

  Rotating ball-type game machine: A variable that displays a fixed sequence of symbols after a variable display (specifically, a reel rotation) of a sequence of symbols (specifically, a reel with symbols) made up of multiple symbols. Display means (specifically, a reel unit) are provided, and the variation of the symbol is started due to the operation of the start operation means (specifically, the start lever), and the stop operation means (specifically, the stop button) Special game states (bonus games, etc.) that are advantageous to the player are required on the condition that the change of the symbol is stopped due to the operation of or after a predetermined time has elapsed and the confirmed symbol at the time of the stop is a specific symbol And a throwing device for performing a throwing process for taking a game ball from the ball tray and a paying device for paying out the game ball to the ball tray. Thrown in Gaming machine constructed as the operation of the starter operation means becomes effective by the.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of a pachinko gaming machine (hereinafter referred to as “pachinko machine”), which is a type of gaming machine, will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. 1 is a front view of the pachinko machine 10, FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing an exploded or exploded main configuration of the pachinko machine 10, and FIG. 3 is a front view showing a front structure of a main body frame 12 constituting the pachinko machine 10. is there. 2 and 3, for the sake of convenience, the configuration in the game area of the pachinko machine 10 is left blank.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the pachinko machine 10 includes an outer frame 11 that forms an outer shell of the pachinko machine 10. The outer frame 11 is attached to a so-called island facility when installed in the game hall. The outer frame 11 is in a state in which wooden plate members are combined in a rectangular frame shape as a whole, and is configured by fixing each plate member with a detachable fastening member such as a small screw. The outer frame 11 can be made of a metal such as synthetic resin or aluminum.

  A body frame 12 is supported at one side of the outer frame 11 so as to be openable and closable. The opening / closing axis is set to extend vertically to the left as viewed from the front of the pachinko machine 10, and the main body frame 12 can be opened forward with the opening / closing axis serving as the axis. The main body frame 12 is made of synthetic resin, specifically ABS resin. The body frame 12 may be made of a metal such as aluminum. As an alternative to the outer frame 11, an installation frame may be provided in advance on the game hall side, and the main body frame 12 may be assembled to the installation frame when the pachinko machine 10 is installed in the game hall.

  A front plate 14 is provided at a lower position on the front side of the main body frame 12. The front plate 14 is formed in a horizontally long shape, and the width thereof is configured to substantially coincide with the width of the main body frame 12. The front plate 14 includes a base portion 15 having a bulging portion 15a that bulges to the near side in a substantially central portion in the width direction, and a ball tray that is provided inside the bulging portion 15a of the base portion 15 and has a dish shape that is recessed downward. And a back wall panel 17 constituting a wall on the back side of the bottom plate 16. Since the base portion 15 is fixed to the main body frame 12 by a fastening member such as a screw, the base portion 15 constitutes an attachment portion for the main body frame 12. A game ball launching handle 18 is provided on the base portion 15 so as to protrude to the right side of the bulging portion 15a. The back wall panel 17 is provided with a ball discharge port 17 a, and the game balls discharged from the ball discharge port 17 a are stored in the lower plate 16.

  A slide-type ball removal lever 19 is provided on the front side of the bulging portion 15 a of the base portion 15. When the ball removal lever 19 is operated, the stored balls in the lower plate 16 are discharged downward through a ball removal hole provided on the bottom surface of the lower plate 16. A speaker cover portion 17b in which a large number of small holes are gathered is formed at a position different from the ball outlet 17a of the back wall panel 17, and the output sound of the speaker 20 installed behind the panel 17 is the speaker cover. It is emitted forward through the part 17b.

  The base part 15 is provided with an ashtray 21 on the left side of the bulging part 15a. The ashtray 21 is attached so as to be able to be reversed to the lower side on the front side so as to easily remove the butts and the like accumulated in the inside, and faces the base portion 15 on the right side surface and the back surface thereof. Although a specific illustration is omitted, a support shaft for cantilevering the ashtray 21 in a rotatable state is provided on the right side surface of the ashtray 21, and the ashtray 21 is disposed on the back as shown in the drawing. A locking portion that is locked to the base portion 15 is provided at a position that is open to the bottom. Most of the front plate 14 is formed of ABS resin in the same manner as the main body frame 12.

  A front door frame 13 as a front door is provided in a range excluding the front plate 14 on the front side of the main body frame 12 so as to cover the main body frame 12. Accordingly, the entire front side of the main body frame 12 is covered by the front plate 14 and the front door frame 13. The front door frame 13 is attached to the main body frame 12 so as to be openable and closable. Like the main body frame 12, the front door frame 13 can be opened forward with an opening / closing axis extending vertically to the left when viewed from the front of the pachinko machine 10. It is like that. The front door frame 13 is formed of ABS resin, like the front plate 14.

  A lower portion of the front door frame 13 is provided with a bulging portion 22 that bulges to the near side above the lower plate 16, and an upper plate 23 that opens upward is provided inside the bulging portion 22. . The upper plate 23 is a ball receiving tray for temporarily storing game balls paid out from a payout device, which will be described later, and guiding them to the game ball launching device side while aligning them in a row. A ball removal lever 24 for the upper plate 23 is provided on the front surface side of the bulging portion 22, and when this ball removal lever 24 is operated, a ball removal passage (not shown) provided near the most downstream portion of the upper plate 23. Is opened, and the stored balls in the upper plate 23 are discharged to the lower plate 16. In addition, the upper plate 23 can also be comprised with a flame-retardant ABS resin similarly to the lower plate 16 grade | etc.,.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the main body frame 12 is mainly composed of a resin base 25 whose outer shape is substantially the same as that of the outer frame 11. A substantially circular window hole 26 is formed at the center of the resin base 25. Is formed. A game board 30 is detachably mounted on the rear side of the resin base 25. As shown in FIG. 4, the game board 30 is made of a substantially square plywood, and is attached in a state where the peripheral edge thereof is in contact with the back side of the resin base 25. That is, the game board 30 is attached from the rear of the pachinko machine 10, and only the substantially central portion of the front part of the game board 30 is exposed to the front side of the main body frame 12 through the window hole 26 of the resin base 25.

  Next, the structure of the game board 30 is demonstrated based on FIG. The game board 30 is formed with a plurality of large and small openings penetrating in the front-rear direction by being subjected to router processing. Each opening is provided with a general winning port 31, a variable winning device 32, an operating port 33, a through gate 34, a variable display unit 35, and the like. Actually, the general winning port 31, the variable winning device 32, the operating port 33, the through gate 34, and the variable display unit 35 are attached to the surface of the game board by wood screws or the like. In the present embodiment, the variable display unit 35 is disposed substantially at the center of the game board 30, the operation port 33 is disposed below the variable display unit 35, and the variable winning device 32 is disposed further below. Further, through gates 34 are arranged on both the left and right sides of the variable display unit 35, and a plurality of general winning holes 31 are arranged on both sides of the lower part of the game board 30. The operating port 33 is additionally provided with an electric accessory that is activated (opened) under a predetermined condition. When a game ball enters the general winning port 31, the variable winning device 32, and the operating port 33, it is detected by a detection switch described later, and based on the detection result, the upper plate 23 (in some cases, the lower plate 16) is detected. A predetermined number of prize balls are paid out. In addition, an out port 36 is provided at the lowermost part of the game board 30 so that game balls that have not entered various winning ports etc. are guided through the out port 36 toward a ball discharge path (not shown). It has become. The game board 30 is provided with a large number of nails for appropriately dispersing and adjusting the falling direction of the game balls, and various members (functions) such as a windmill 37 are disposed.

  Notches 38 as recesses are formed at a plurality of locations on the left and right sides of the game board 30 so as to avoid interference with the protruding areas from the left and right sides of the body frame 12 that is the assembly partner.

  The variable display unit 35 is provided with a first symbol display device 41 for variably displaying the first symbol (special symbol) with a winning at the operation port 33 as a trigger. A center frame 43 is disposed in the variable display unit 35 so as to surround the first symbol display device 41. A holding lamp 44 corresponding to the first symbol display device 41 is provided on the upper portion of the center frame 43. The number of times that the game ball has passed through the operating port 33 is held up to a maximum of 4 times, and the holding number is displayed by turning on the holding lamp 44. Note that the hold lamp 44 may be configured so as to be variably displayed on a part of the first symbol display device 41. Further, in the upper center of the center frame 43, there is provided a second symbol display device 42 for variably displaying the second symbol (ordinary symbol) with the passage of the through gate 34 as a trigger. A holding lamp 46 corresponding to the second symbol display device 42 is provided below the center frame 43. The number of times that the game ball has passed through the through gate 34 is held up to a maximum of 4 times, and the holding number is displayed by turning on the holding lamp 46. Note that the hold lamp 46 may be configured so as to be variably displayed on a part of the first symbol display device 41, similarly to the hold lamp 44.

  The 1st symbol display apparatus 41 is comprised as a liquid crystal display device provided with the liquid crystal display, and a display content is controlled by the display control apparatus mentioned later. On the first symbol display device 41, for example, the first symbols are displayed side by side on the left, middle, and right, and these symbols are variably displayed as they are scrolled up and down. In addition, the 1st symbol display apparatus 41 may comprise the display screen by other types, such as CRT, a dot matrix, 7 segments, besides a liquid crystal display.

  The 2nd symbol display apparatus 42 is provided with the display part 45 which displays 2 types of 2nd symbols, for example, "(circle)" and "x". When the game ball passes through the through gate 34, the display symbol (second symbol) of the display unit 45 fluctuates, and when the variation display stops at a predetermined symbol (for example, “◯” symbol), the operation port 33 The electric accessory attached to is configured to be open for a predetermined time. Specifically, when the game ball passes through the through gate 34, each LED built in the back of the portion marked with “O” and “X” is alternately lit, and finally “O Only “LED” corresponding to one of “” and “×” is turned on. The display unit 45 is configured to be variably displayed by alternately lighting a plurality of lamps (LEDs), or to be variably displayed on a part of the first symbol display device 41 (liquid crystal display device). There may be.

  The variable winning device 32 is normally in a closed state in which a game ball cannot be won or difficult to win, and is switched to a predetermined open state in which the game ball can easily win in a special game state (hereinafter referred to as a jackpot). It has become. More specifically, when a game ball wins in the operating port 33, the first symbol display device 41 displays the first symbol in a variable manner, and when the confirmed symbol after the stop is a combination of specific symbols set in advance, a big hit is given. appear. The variable winning device 32 is configured to be in a predetermined open state so that the game ball can easily win. As an opening mode of the variable prize winning device 32, a predetermined time (for example, 30 seconds) or a predetermined number (for example, ten) of winnings is defined as one round, and the following is performed on condition that a winning is made to a continuous prize opening in the variable prize winning device 32. In general, it is assumed that the condition for shifting to a round is satisfied, and the variable prize-winning device 32 is repeatedly opened with a maximum of a plurality of rounds (for example, 15 rounds).

  A rail unit 50 is attached to the game board 30 as a rail member for guiding the game ball launched from the game ball launching device to the upper part of the game board 30. The launched game ball is guided to a predetermined game area through the rail unit 50. The rail unit 50 is formed of a ring-shaped resin molded product, and more specifically, a fluorine-containing polycarbonate resin is used to reduce frictional resistance. The rail unit 50 includes an inner rail portion 51 and an outer rail portion 52 that are provided in an inner and outer double. The inner rail portion 51 is formed in a substantially annular shape except for about 1/4 of the upper portion, and the outer rail portion 52 surrounds the upper open area of the inner rail portion 51 and is parallel to the left side portion of the inner rail portion 51. Thus, it is formed in a substantially semi-annular shape.

  The inner rail portion 51 is integrally formed with other resin portions, and is provided upright substantially vertically on the surface of the game board 30. Further, the outer rail portion 52 has a support portion 52a that is integrally molded with other resin portions in the same manner as the inner rail portion 51, and is provided substantially upright on the surface of the game board 30. A sliding plate 52b is attached to the inner surface of 52a to make the flight of the game ball smoother. The sliding plate 52b is made of a long metal strip made of stainless steel, and is supported by the support portion 52a at a plurality of locations. In such a case, a guide rail is constituted by the inner rail portion 51 and the outer rail portion 52, and a ball guide passage is formed by a portion where these rail portions 51 and 52 face each other with a predetermined interval. In addition, in the site | part which the inner and outer rail parts 51 and 52 oppose, each rail part 51 and 52 is connected by the contact part 53 with the game board 30, and a ball | bowl guide path is formed in the groove shape open | released to the near side. Has been.

  In the rail unit 50, a return ball prevention member 54 is attached to a portion (left upper portion in FIG. 4) from which the game ball jumps out of the ball guide passage, and a portion corresponding to the maximum flight portion of the jumped game ball (FIG. 4). In the upper right part), a return rubber 55 is attached. The return ball preventing member 54 prevents a situation in which a game ball that has once jumped from the ball guide path to the upper part of the game board 30 returns to the ball guide path. In addition, the game ball launched at a predetermined momentum or more hits the return rubber 55 and is rebounded toward the center of the game area.

  An arc-shaped flange 56 projecting outward is formed on the outer periphery of the rail unit 50. The flange 56 constitutes a mounting surface for the game board 30. When the rail unit 50 is attached to the game board 30, the flange 56 is brought into contact with the game board 30, and in this state, screws or the like are inserted into a plurality of through holes formed in the flange 56. The rail unit 50 is fastened to 30. Here, the upper and lower and left and right ends of the rail unit 50 are formed in a substantially linear shape. That is, the flanges 56 are cut off at the upper and lower and left and right ends of the rail unit 50 so that the rail diameter can be expanded in a finite area in the pachinko machine 10, that is, the game area on the game board 30 can be expanded. It has become. The rail unit 50 is arranged such that the position of the gaming area on the gaming board 30 that is the maximum width reaches the left and right end positions of the gaming board 30. Among the parts corresponding to the ball guide passages of the rail unit 50, particularly with respect to the game ball receiving part, the corresponding flange 56 is provided from others in order to firmly attach the rail unit 50 and stabilize the flight of the game ball. There are also many screws (three in this embodiment, two in the other).

  A convex portion 57 is formed at the entrance of the ball guide passage between the inner rail portion 51 and the outer rail portion 52 so as to close a part of the ball guide passage. The convex portion 57 is formed so as to extend downward from the outer peripheral portion of the inner rail portion 51, and has a function of guiding a foul ball that does not reach the game area and flows backward in the ball guide passage to the foul ball passage 76 (see FIG. 3). Have

  In the game board 30, a relay terminal hole 59 penetrating in the front-rear direction is provided in the upper left portion outside the rail unit 50, and through this relay terminal hole 59, a connector for connecting a relay terminal plate installed on the back of the game board 60 is exposed to the front side of the pachinko machine 10.

  Returning to the description of FIG. 3, in the resin base 25, below the window hole 26 (game board 30), a launch rail 61 for guiding the game ball immediately after being launched from the game ball launcher is attached. Yes. The firing rail 61 is fixedly attached to the resin base 25 via a metal plate 62 behind the firing rail 61, and is configured to extend linearly at a predetermined firing angle (launch angle). Accordingly, the game ball that is launched in accordance with the turning operation of the game ball launch handle 18 is first launched obliquely upward along the launch rail 61 and then guided to the game area through the ball guide path. There is a predetermined gap between the firing rail 61 and the ball guide passage, and a foul ball passage 76 is provided below the gap. Therefore, if the game ball launched from the game ball launching device does not reach the return ball prevention member 54 and returns as a foul ball in the ball guide passage, the foul ball passes through the foul ball passage 76 to the lower plate 16. To be discharged.

  When the foul balls flow backward in the ball guide passage, most of them flow along the outer rail portion 52 and fall downward when reaching the lower end portion of the outer rail portion 52. There is also a rampage in the ball guide path that jumps to the inner rail portion 51 side. At this time, the splashed foul ball hits the convex portion 57 at the entrance of the ball guide passage and is guided to the foul ball passage 76. Thereby, all of the foul balls are reliably guided to the foul ball passage 76, and interference between the foul balls and the game balls to be fired next is suppressed.

  A pair of left and right discharge ports 66, 67 are formed on the left side of the launch rail 61 on the front surface of the main body frame 12, and the game balls discharged from the discharge ports 66, 67 are placed in front of the upper plate 23 or the lower plate. A game ball guide unit 70 for guiding to any one of 16 is attached. For convenience, in the following description, the discharge port 66 is also referred to as a first discharge port, and the discharge port 67 is also referred to as a second discharge port. These discharge ports 66 and 67 communicate with a game ball distribution unit 245 (see FIG. 10) provided on the back surface of the main body frame 12, and game balls are basically discharged from the first discharge port 66. When the passage leading to the upper plate 23 including the first outlet 66 is filled with game balls, the game balls are discharged from the second outlet 67 instead of the first outlet 66.

  The game ball guide unit 70 is configured to be visible with a transparent resin material such as polycarbonate resin, and between the main body frame 12 and the front door frame 13 with the front door frame 13 closed with respect to the main body frame 12. It is formed so that the thickness is comparatively thin so that it can be accommodated. The game ball guide unit 70 is integrally formed with the foul ball passage 76 described above. The game ball guide unit 70 is formed with a ball discharge passage 71 for communicating the discharge ports 66 and 67 with the lower plate 16. In the game ball guide unit 70, a communication port 72 communicating with the upper plate 23 is formed on the front side of the first discharge port 66 of the main body frame 12, and an opening / closing plate 73 is attached so as to close the communication port 72. ing. The opening / closing plate 73 is rotatably supported by a support shaft 74 and is always urged to a position where the communication port 72 is closed by a spring 75 as urging means.

  According to the above configuration of the game ball guide unit 70, the open / close plate 73 rises as shown in the figure by the urging force of the spring 75 when the front door frame 13 is opened, and the communication port 72 is closed. In this state, the game ball discharged from the first discharge port 66 is guided to the lower plate 16 through the ball discharge passage 71. Therefore, when the front door frame 13 is opened in a state where game balls are stored upstream of the communication port 72, the stored balls flow down to the lower plate 16 through the ball discharge passage 71 without spilling from the communication port 72. To do. That is, even in the present pachinko machine 10 in which the front decorative frame is omitted and the upper plate 23 is directly provided on the front door frame 13, the game on the upstream side of the communication port 72 when the front door frame 13 is opened. The inconvenience of spilling a ball can be prevented. On the other hand, in the state where the front door frame 13 is closed, the opening / closing plate 73 is pushed open against the biasing force of the spring 75 by the ball passage rod 138 (see FIG. 2) provided on the back surface of the front door frame 13. . In this state, the game ball discharged from the first discharge port 66 is guided to the upper plate 23 through the communication port 72. Accordingly, the game ball upstream of the communication port 72 is paid out to the upper plate 23. A lower plate full tank switch for detecting that the game ball discharged to the lower plate 16 is full (full tank) is attached to the downstream side of the ball discharge passage 71 of the game ball guide unit 70.

  The resin base 25 is provided with a small window 79 at the upper left portion of the window hole 26. The small window 79 is provided in the position corresponding to the relay terminal hole 59 of the game board 30 described in FIG. 4 in substantially the same shape as that, and through the relay terminal hole 59 and the small window 79, the relay installed on the back of the game board The connection connector 60 of the terminal board is exposed on the front side of the main body frame 12. In such a configuration, various lamps provided on the front door frame 13 side are electrically connected via the connection connector 60 exposed from the small window 79 of the main body frame 12 (resin base 25). A front door frame opening switch 27 for detecting the open state of the front door frame 13 is provided on the top of the resin base 25. The front door frame opening switch 27 has a pin that can be projected and retracted on the front surface of the resin base 25. When the front door frame 13 is opened with respect to the main body frame 12, the pin returns to the protruding position and the opening of the front door frame 13 is detected. When the front door frame 13 is closed with respect to the main body frame 12, the resin base 25 comes into contact with metal fittings (reinforcing plates 131 to 134 shown in FIG. 5) on the back of the front door frame 13, and Metal pieces 28a and 28b are attached for conducting the metal fittings to the main body frame 12 side and grounding them. Accordingly, the metal fittings on the back of the front door frame 13 are conducted to the locking device and the hinge fitting on the main body frame 12 side through the metal pieces 28a and 28b, and are grounded together with the locking device and the hinge fitting.

  A pair of upper and lower support brackets 81 and 82 are attached to the left end side (opening / closing axis line side) of the main body frame 12 as a support mechanism for supporting the front door frame 13 so that it can be opened and closed. The upper support fitting 81 is provided with a support hole 83 having a notch on the front side, and the lower support fitting 82 is provided with a protruding shaft 84 protruding upward. The specific configuration of the front door frame 13 supported by the support fittings 81 and 82 will be described later. Further, a pair of upper and lower metal fittings 155 and 156 (see FIG. 2) provided on the open end side on the back side of the front door frame 13 is inserted into the right end side (opposite to the opening / closing axis) of the main body frame 12. Insertion holes 87 and 88 are provided, respectively. The pachinko machine 10 is configured such that a locking device for locking the main body frame 12 and the front door frame 13 is hidden behind the main body frame 12. Therefore, the front door frame 13 is locked to the main body frame 12 so that it cannot be opened by locking the metal fittings 155 and 156 to the locking device via the insertion holes 87 and 88.

  A cylinder lock 91 as a key member for locking and unlocking the main frame 12 with respect to the outer frame 11 and locking and unlocking the front door frame 13 with respect to the main frame 12 is installed at the lower right corner of the main frame 12. Has been. The cylinder lock 91 is integrated with the locking device, and only the cylinder lock 91 of the locking device is provided in a state of protruding in front of the main body frame 12. In this case, the cylinder lock 91 is provided at a position different from the position that is the maximum width of the game area. The cylinder lock 91 has a function to cover both the locking and unlocking of the main body frame 12 and the locking and unlocking of the front door frame 13, and when the key inserted into the key hole is turned counterclockwise (counterclockwise direction) When the key is unlocked and the key is turned to the right (clockwise direction), the front door frame 13 is unlocked.

  As shown in FIG. 2, a vertically long cover member 92 is attached to the main body frame 12 so as to surround the cylinder lock 91. Although detailed illustration is omitted, the cover member 92 has locking portions (hooks) formed at the upper end portion and the lower end portion thereof. Therefore, the cover member 92 is attached to the main body frame 12 by locking the upper locking portion to the main body frame 12 side and sandwiching the lower locking portion between the main body frame 12 and the front plate 14. . The front door frame 13 is formed with a notch 145 corresponding to the shape of the cover member 92. When the front door frame 13 is closed, the cover member 92 together with the front door frame 13 constitutes the front portion of the pachinko machine. . When the front door frame 13 is closed, the flange formed on the cover member 92 is pressed by the front door frame 13 to prevent the cover member 92 from rattling.

  Next, the front door frame 13 will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 5 is a rear view of the front door frame 13.

  The front door frame 13 is formed with a window portion 101 as a viewing window so that almost the entire gaming area can be viewed from the front. The window portion 101 has a substantially elliptical shape close to a circle, and more specifically, a substantially central portion on the left and right sides thereof has a gently curved shape as compared with the upper and lower sides.

  The front door frame 13 is provided with light emitting means such as various lamps around the periphery (for example, a corner portion). These light emitting means play a role of enhancing the effect of the game during the game by changing and controlling the light emission mode such as lighting and blinking according to the change of the game state at the time of big hit or predetermined reach. For example, an annular illumination part 102 incorporating light emitting means such as LEDs is provided symmetrically along the periphery of the window part 101, and an LED or the like is provided at the center of the annular illumination part 102 and at the top of the pachinko machine 10. There is provided a central illumination unit 103 incorporating the light emitting means. In the pachinko machine 10, the central lighting unit 103 functions as a jackpot lamp and notifies that the jackpot is being hit by performing lighting or blinking in the jackpot state. Further, around the upper plate 23, there is also provided an upper plate illumination unit 104 that also incorporates light emitting means such as LEDs. In addition, on the left and right sides of the central illumination unit 103, there are respectively provided a prize ball lamp 105 that is lit during award ball payout and an error display lamp 106 that is lit when a predetermined error occurs.

  The front door frame 13 is provided with a ball rental operation section 120 at a position below the window section 101. The ball lending operation unit 120 is provided with a ball lending button 121, a return button 122, and a frequency display unit 123. A ball lending operation, a card return operation, and a card frequency check can be performed by the lending operation unit 120 in a state where a bill or a card is inserted into a card unit (a ball lending unit) arranged on the side of the pachinko machine 10. it can. That is, the ball lending button 121 is operated to obtain a lending ball based on information recorded on a card or the like (recording medium), and the lending ball is paid out as long as the remaining amount exists on the card or the like. The return button 122 is operated when requesting the return of a card or the like inserted into the card unit. The frequency display unit 123 displays remaining amount information such as a card. In a pachinko machine (so-called cash machine) in which game balls are rented directly from a ball lending device or the like to a top plate without using a card unit, the ball lending operation unit 120 is unnecessary. A decorative sticker or the like is attached to 120 installation portions. Thereby, in the configuration of the present pachinko machine 10 provided with the lending operation unit 120, the pachinko machine using a card unit (so-called CR machine) and the cash machine can be shared.

  On the back side of the front door frame 13, various metal reinforcing members are provided so as to surround the window portion 101. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 5, reinforcement plates 131, 132, 133, and 134 are respectively attached to the back side of the front door frame 13 and on the left and right and upper and lower outer sides of the window portion 101. These reinforcing plates 131 to 134 are connected in contact with each other, but resin parts 135 for avoiding direct contact are interposed at the connecting portions of the left and upper reinforcing plates 132 and 133 in the drawing. Thereby, the closed loop of the electric path by the reinforcing plates 131 to 134 is cut, and the generation of a magnetic field causing noise is prevented.

  Assembling mechanisms for the main body frame 12 are attached to the upper and lower ends of the reinforcing plate 131 on the opening / closing axis line on the right side of FIG. Then, the mounting brackets 151 and 152 on the front door frame 13 side are attached to the support brackets 81 and 82 (see FIG. 3) on the main body frame 12 side. That is, a shaft hole that opens to the lower surface is formed in the lower mounting bracket 152, and the protruding shaft 84 of the lower support bracket 82 is inserted into the shaft hole, while the upper mounting bracket 151 By inserting the shaft portion into the support hole 83 of the upper support fitting 81, the front door frame 13 is supported to be openable and closable with respect to the main body frame 12. Further, the reinforcing plate 131 is provided with an engaging claw 131a having a hook shape at an intermediate position thereof, and the engaging claw 131a is formed in the hole 12a ( (See FIG. 3). Thereby, even in the pachinko machine 10 in which the front door frame 13 is configured in a form including the upper plate 23 and the upper and lower shaft support intervals thereof are increased, the front door frame 13 can be prevented from being lifted at the intermediate position. Therefore, an illegal act or the like floating the front door frame 13 is suppressed.

  A pair of upper and lower hook metal fittings 155 and 156 having a hook shape are attached to the reinforcing plate 132 on the opposite side to the open / close axis on the left side of FIG. These metal fittings 155 and 156 extend rearward and are provided so as to correspond to the insertion holes 87 and 88 (see FIG. 3) provided in the main body frame 12. When the front door frame 13 is closed with respect to the main body frame 12, the metal fittings 155 and 156 are inserted into the insertion holes 87 and 88 on the main body frame 12 side, and are locked by the locking device.

  A resin case 136 is attached to the lower reinforcing plate 134 at a position facing the firing rail 61. The resin case 136 accommodates a circuit board for the ball rental operation unit 120. The back surface of the resin case 136 (the surface visible in FIG. 5) is flat, and constitutes the side wall of the firing rail 61 when the front door frame 13 is closed. Therefore, the game ball is prevented from spilling forward from the launch rail 61.

  A ball passage rod 138 is installed at a part of the lower reinforcing plate 134 cut out toward the back of the pachinko machine 10, and at least above the ball passage rod 138, also at the back of the pachinko machine 10. An eaves portion 139 extending toward the surface is provided. In this case, in a state where the front door frame 13 is closed on the main body frame 12 side, a ridge extending along the upper side of the communication port 72 on the main body frame 12 side enters between the ball passage rod 138 and the collar portion 139. Arranged. Therefore, even if a wire, a film, or the like is invaded from the ball passage rod 138 and an illegal act is attempted, it is very difficult to infiltrate the wire, the film, or the like into the game area. As a result, fraudulent acts performed using a wire, a film, or the like can be prevented.

  The reinforcing plates 131 to 134 described above also have a function as a metal frame for supporting the glass, and the inside of these reinforcing plates 131 to 134 is folded back to form a glass holding groove. The glass holding grooves are formed in two rows on the front and rear sides, and a pair of front and rear glasses 137 having a rectangular shape are held in each glass holding groove. Thereby, the two glass 137 is attached to the front and back at a predetermined interval.

  A rail cover 140 is attached to the front door frame 13 so as to cover the front side opening of the ball guide passage. The rail cover 140 is a plate having a substantially arc shape, and is formed of a transparent resin. The rail cover 140 has an arc shape corresponding to the shape of the spherical guide passage, and covers the section from the base end portion of the spherical guide passage to the vicinity of the distal end portion along the peripheral edge portion of the window portion 101. ing. In particular, the size and shape of the rail cover 140 on the inner diameter side substantially match those of the inner rail portion 51. Further, at the right end portion of the rail cover 140 (that is, the portion that becomes the right end in the state of FIG. 5 where the rail cover 140 is attached to the front door frame 13), the portion where the ball guide passage protrudes from the side edge portion of the glass 137 A covering portion 141 for covering the surface is provided. With the above-described configuration of the rail cover 140, when the front door frame 13 is closed, the back surface of the rail cover 140 covers almost the entire area of the ball guide passage, so that the game ball jumps out of the ball guide passage. In addition, it is possible to prevent the occurrence of a problem such as being caught in a gap formed between the outer rail portion 52 and the glass 137.

  Further, on the lower back side of the rail cover 140, a ridge 142 extending in an arc shape along the inner edge and protruding rearward is formed. The protrusion 142 is disposed so as to overlap the inner rail portion 51 in a state of entering the ball guide passage when the front door frame 13 is closed. Therefore, for example, even if an attempt is made to cheat by inserting a wire or film from the gap between the front door frame 13 and the main body frame 12, the wire or film is allowed to enter the game area inside the ball guide passage. Becomes very difficult. As a result, fraudulent acts performed using a wire, a film, or the like can be prevented. The protrusion 142 may be formed in a wider range, for example, along the entire area of the inner edge of the rail cover 140. According to such a configuration, it becomes difficult to infiltrate a wire, a film, or the like in a wider range, It is possible to more reliably prevent fraudulent acts that are performed using wires or films.

  Next, the configuration of the back surface of the pachinko machine 10 will be described. 6 is a rear view of the pachinko machine 10, and FIG. 7 is an exploded perspective view showing the rear structure of the pachinko machine 10 for each major part.

  First, an overall outline of the rear configuration of the pachinko machine 10 will be described. On the back side of the pachinko machine 10, various control devices (various control boards) are arranged so as to be lined up and down, left and right, or overlapped in the front and rear, and a game ball supply device for supplying game balls (Discharge mechanism), a protective cover made of resin, and the like are attached. In the present embodiment, the various control devices are separately mounted on two mounting bases to form two control board units, and these control board units are individually attached to the main body frame 12 or the back of the game board 30. ing. In this case, the main controller 271 (main board) and the audio lamp controller 272 (audio lamp control board) are mounted on one mounting base to form a unit, and the payout controller 311 (payout control board) and launch control. A device 312 (launch control board) and a power supply device 313 (power supply board) are mounted on the other mounting base to form a unit. Hereinafter, for the sake of convenience, the former unit is referred to as a “first control board unit 201” and the latter unit is referred to as a “second control board unit 202”. Further, since the dispensing mechanism and the protective cover are also integrated as one unit, and the resin portion is generally referred to as a back pack, this unit is referred to as a “back pack unit 203” herein. The detailed configuration of each unit 201 to 203 will be described later.

  The first control board unit 201, the second control board unit 202, and the back pack unit 203 are configured to be detachable without using any tools or the like in units of units, and are provided with a support shaft part in a part to provide the main body frame 12. Or it has the composition which can be developed to the back of game board 30. This is also a device for making it possible to easily check a hidden portion when the units 201 to 203 and other components are arranged one behind the other. Actually, as shown in the schematic diagram of FIG. 8, the first control board unit 201 having a substantially L-shape is arranged at substantially the center of the pachinko machine 10, and the second control board unit 202 is arranged therebelow. Yes. Further, the back pack unit 203 is disposed in a region partially overlapping with the first control board unit 201.

  The first control board unit 201 is provided with a support shaft part M1 at the left end portion when viewed from the back of the pachinko machine 10, and the first control board unit 201 can be rotated around an axis A by the support shaft part M1. ing. Further, the first control board unit 201 is provided with a fastening portion M2 made of Nylatch (registered trademark) on the right end portion thereof, that is, on the open end side opposite to the support shaft portion M1, and with a locking claw at the upper end portion. A portion M3 is provided, and the first control board unit 201 is held along the back surface of the main body of the pachinko machine 10 by the fastening portion M2 and the locking claw portion M3. Further, the second control board unit 202 is provided with a support shaft part M4 at the right end when viewed from the back of the pachinko machine 10, and the second control board unit 202 can be rotated around the axis B by the support shaft part M4. It has become. Further, the second control board unit 202 is provided with a fastening portion M5 made of a ny latch or the like at the left end portion thereof, that is, the open end side opposite to the support shaft portion M4, and the second control board unit 202 performs the second control. The substrate unit 202 is held in a state along the back surface of the pachinko machine 10 main body. Further, the back pack unit 203 is provided with a support shaft part M6 at the right end when viewed from the back of the pachinko machine 10, and the back pack unit 203 is rotatable about an axis C by the support shaft part M6. . Further, the back pack unit 203 is provided with a fastening portion M7 made of a ny latch or the like on the left end portion thereof, that is, on the open end side opposite to the support shaft portion M6, and at the upper end portion and the lower end portion, respectively, a rotating engagement member. Stop portions M8 and M9 are provided, and the back pack unit 203 is held along the back surface of the pachinko machine 10 main body by the fastening portions M7 and the locking portions M8 and M9.

  The support shafts M1, M4, and M6 that rotatably support the units 201 to 203 have a hinge structure that can be easily removed while the units 201 to 203 are opened from the back surface of the pachinko machine 10. Briefly, the first control board unit 201 is developed by releasing the fastening of the fastening part M2 and the locking claw part M3 and rotating the unit 201 around the axis A, Lift in condition. Thereby, if there is no back pack unit 203, the first control board unit 201 can be removed. Further, with respect to the second control board unit 202, the fastening of the fastening portion M5 is released, the unit 202 is rotated about the axis B, is unfolded, and is lifted in that state. Thereby, the 2nd control board unit 202 can be removed. Further, with respect to the back pack unit 203, the fastening portion M7 and the locking portions M8 and M9 are unlocked, and the unit 203 is unfolded by rotating around the axis C and lifted in that state. Thereby, the back pack unit 203 can be removed.

  Here, the unfolding directions of the units 201 to 203 are not the same, and the first control board unit 201 opens to the left when viewed from the back of the pachinko machine 10, whereas the second control board unit 202 and the back pack unit. 203 is configured to open to the right. In this case, since the first control board unit 201 is partially overlapped with the back pack unit 203, it is impossible to remove the first control board unit 201 without opening the back pack unit 203. Furthermore, since the first control board unit 201 and the back pack unit 203 are configured to expand in opposite directions, the back pack unit 203 must be opened largely beyond a predetermined angle or the unit 203 must be removed. For example, it is impossible to remove the first control board unit 201. Accordingly, when attention is paid to removing the first control board unit 201, it is difficult to remove compared to the other units 202 and 203. Furthermore, since the back pack unit 203 cannot be opened unless the main body frame 12 is opened with respect to the outer frame 11 by key operation of the locking device, the first control board unit 201 is further removed. Has become difficult. A more specific configuration will be described later.

  Next, the back surface structure of the main body frame 12 and the game board 30 is demonstrated. 9 is a rear view showing a configuration in a state in which the game board 30 is assembled to the main body frame 12 and the units 201 to 203 are removed. FIG. 10 is a perspective view of the main body frame 12 as viewed from the rear. FIG. 11 is a perspective view of the game board 30 as viewed from the rear.

  The game board 30 is installed in a square frame-shaped installation area surrounded by the resin base 25 from the back side, and a plurality (four in this embodiment) of locking fixtures 211 and 212 provided on the main body frame 12. It is fixed so as not to fall backward. The locking fixtures 211 and 212 can be manually rotated, and can be switched between a fixed position (lock position) and a fixed release position (unlock position). FIG. 9 shows a locked state. The left and right three locking fixtures 211 are L-shaped metal fittings formed by bending metal pieces, and are configured not to protrude outward from the main body frame 12 when the game board 30 is fixed. Note that the locking fixture 212 at one lower portion is an I-shaped fastener made of synthetic resin.

  The variable display unit 35 disposed in the center of the game board 30 is provided with a synthetic resin frame cover 213 that covers the center frame 43 (see FIG. 4) from the rear side. At the rear end, the first symbol display device 41 and the display control device 214 as display control means are detachably attached in a state where they are overlapped in the front-rear direction. In the frame cover 213, an LED control board for driving LEDs and the like built in the center frame 43 are disposed.

  A collective board unit 215 is provided on the back surface of the game board 30 so as to surround the variable display unit 35. The collective plate unit 215 has a base formed of a synthetic resin such as ABS resin as a thin plate-like frame body, and is attached so that the base surface is in contact with the back surface of the game board 30. The collective board unit 215 is provided with a game ball collecting mechanism for collecting game balls won at various winning ports, a winning detection mechanism for detecting winning of game balls at various winning ports, and the like. .

  The game ball collecting mechanism will be described. Below the collective plate unit 215, a collecting passage corresponding to the game board opening of the general winning port 31, the variable winning device 32, and the operating port 33 and collecting at one place on the downstream side. 216 is formed. Further, a discharge passage board 217 made of synthetic resin such as polycarbonate resin is attached to the main body frame 12 below the game board 30, and the discharge ball is placed on the discharge passage board 217, for example, in a game hall outside the pachinko machine 10. A discharge passage 218 is formed to guide the island facility or the like. Therefore, as illustrated in phantom lines in FIG. 9, all the game balls won in the general winning opening 31 and the like gather through the collecting passage 216 of the collecting plate unit 215, and further, the discharging passage 218 of the discharging passage board 217 Through the pachinko machine 10. Similarly, the out port 36 leads to the discharge passage 218, and the game ball that has not won any prize opening is also discharged to the outside of the pachinko machine 10 through the discharge passage 218. In the above configuration, with the lower end surface of the game board 30 as a boundary, the collective plate unit 215 (collection passage 216) is provided above, and the discharge passage board 217 (discharge passage 218) is provided below. There is no overlap in the front-rear direction with respect to the game board 30. Therefore, when the game board 30 is removed from the main body frame 12, there is no inconvenience that the discharge passage board 217 prevents the game board from being removed.

  The discharge passage board 217 is disposed on the back side of the upper plate 23 in front of the pachinko machine 10, and a wire, a film, or the like is inserted from a ball discharge port (ball passage rod 138 in FIG. 2) leading to the upper plate 23. An illegal act such as allowing the wire, film, or the like to enter the game area side through the gap between the main body frame 12 and the discharge passage board 217 can be considered. Therefore, in the pachinko machine 10, as shown in FIG. 10, the discharge passage board 217 has a height position corresponding to the upper position of the ball passage rod 138 so as to overlap the main body frame 12 and in front of the pachinko machine 10. An extending plate 219 was provided. Therefore, even if it tries to infiltrate a wire, a film, etc. from the clearance gap between the main body frame 12 and the discharge passage board 217, it will be obstructed by the plate 219, and it will be very difficult to infiltrate a wire, a film, etc. to a game area. Become. As a result, an illegal act such as forcibly opening the variable winning device 32 using a wire, a film, or the like can be prevented.

  Explaining the winning detection mechanism, the collective board unit 215 is provided with a winning port switch 221 at a position corresponding to the general winning port 31 on the front side of the game board 30, and a specific area switch 222 and a position corresponding to the variable winning device 32. A count switch 223 is provided. The specific area switch 222 is a switch that determines that the game ball that has won the variable winning device 32 during the jackpot has entered the specific area. The specific area is an area for determining whether or not a round can be updated, and is also referred to as a V zone. The count switch 223 is a switch that counts the number of game balls won in the variable winning device 32. In addition, an operation port switch 224 for detecting the winning of a game ball to the operation port 33 is provided at a position corresponding to the operation port 33, and a passage of the game ball of the through gate 34 is detected at a position corresponding to the through gate 34. A gate switch 225 is provided. The prize opening switch 221 and the gate switch 225 are connected to the board relay board 226 through electric wiring, and the specific area switch 222 and the count switch 223 are connected to the big prize opening relay board 227. The board surface relay board 226 and the special winning opening relay board 227 are connected to the main controller 271. The operation port switch 224 is directly connected to the main controller 271 without using a relay board. Although not shown in the drawings, the variable winning device 32 is driven with a large winning opening solenoid for opening the opening / closing door of the large winning opening and a distribution plate for distributing the winning balls to a specific area or other areas. A winning ball sorting plate solenoid is provided, and the operating port 33 is provided with an operating port solenoid for opening an electric accessory attached thereto.

  The detection results detected by the winning detection mechanism are taken into the main control device 271, and a payout command (the number of game balls to be paid out) corresponding to the winning situation at each time is sent from the main control device 271 to the payout control device 311. Sent. The payout of the predetermined number of game balls is executed by the output of the payout control device 311. Here, in the conventional so-called evidence ball system, the game balls won in various winning openings are once collected in a winning ball processing device, and the winning ball processing device confirms the presence of the winning balls one by one and then pays out. However, in the pachinko machine 10 according to the present embodiment, a lot of game balls are paid out because the winning of the game balls is electrically detected for each prize opening and the payout is immediately performed. In this case, the payout can be performed promptly, and a winning ball processing apparatus is not required.

  The collective board unit 215 is provided with a board external terminal board 230 at the upper right part thereof. The panel external terminal board 230 has an output terminal for outputting a signal every time the variation of the first symbol is stopped (determined), and an output terminal for outputting a signal during a big hit or during the reduction of the variation time of the first symbol. And an output terminal for outputting a signal during the jackpot. And, through these output terminals, a signal relating to the game (the state on the game board 30 side) is output to the management control device on the game hall side. The board external terminal board 230 is attached to the assembly board unit 215 in an easily removable state. As shown in FIG. 9, a set handle 228 and a firing motor 229 including a hitting ball basket are provided on the lower left side on the back side of the main body frame 12.

  The assembly plate unit 215 is provided with an attachment mechanism for attaching the first control board unit 201. Specifically, as this mounting mechanism, a bearing bracket 231 extending in the vertical direction is provided in the lower left corner portion when viewed from the back surface of the game board 30, and the bearing bracket 231 has a pair of upper and lower bearing holes 231 a on the same axis. Is formed. In the game board 30, a pair of upper and lower fastening holes (specifically, a mounting hole for a ny latch) 232 is provided on the right side of the bearing fitting 231, and a locking claw piece 233 is provided above the bearing fitting 231. It has been.

  An attachment mechanism for attaching the second control board unit 202 and the back pack unit 203 is provided on the back surface of the main body frame 12. Specifically, a long bearing fitting 235 is attached to the right end of the main body frame 12. The bearing fitting 235 also functions as a reinforcing member. As shown in FIG. 12, the bearing fitting 235 has a long plate-like fitting main body 236 extending downward from the game board 30, and the second lower portion is set up at two lower portions so as to stand up backward from the fitting main body 236. Bearing portions 237 for the control board unit 202 are formed, and bearing portions 238 for the back pack unit 203 are formed at two upper portions. Coaxial bearing holes are formed in the bearing portions 237 and 238, respectively. Note that the bearing portion 237 for the second control board unit 202 and the bearing portion 238 for the back pack unit 203 may be configured by individual bearing fittings. In addition, as a mounting mechanism for the second control board unit 202, the main body frame 12 has a pair of upper and lower fastening holes (specifically, mounting holes for the ny latch) 239 at the left end below the game board 30 installation area. Is provided. In addition, as a mounting mechanism for the back pack unit 203, the main body frame 12 is provided with a pair of upper and lower fastening holes (specifically, mounting holes for a ny latch) 240 at the left end of the game board 30 installation area. . Rotating fixtures 241, 242 for sandwiching and supporting the back pack unit 203 between the game board 30 at positions on the upper left, upper right and lower right of the game board 30 in the main body frame 12. 243 is provided. Since the back pack unit 203 stores a large amount of game balls in its upper part, the fixtures 241 and 242 for supporting the upper part of the back pack unit 203 should have a particularly strong strength. Desirably, a rotating fixture is used in the present embodiment.

  As described above, a long bearing fitting 235 is provided on the left and right side portions (right side in FIG. 9) of the main body frame 12, while the left and right other side portions (left side in FIG. 9) of the main body frame 12 are locked. A device is provided. The locking device includes a base frame 247 that extends in the vertical direction and is fixed to the main body frame 12, and a long interlocking rod 248 that is assembled to the base frame 247 so as to be movable in the vertical direction. The cylinder lock 91 is integrated in the lower part of the cylinder. The interlocking rod 248 moves in either the up or down direction by operating the cylinder lock 91. The interlocking bar 248 is provided with a pair of upper and lower bar brackets 249 having a hook shape. When the main body frame 12 is closed with respect to the outer frame 11, the bar bracket 249 is attached to the support bracket ( (Not shown) and locked by a locking device. In this case, when the interlocking rod 248 moves upward by the operation of the cylinder lock 91, the locking of the main body frame 12 with respect to the outer frame 11 is released. On the contrary, when the interlocking rod 248 moves downward by the operation of the cylinder lock 91, the locking of the front door frame 13 with respect to the main body frame 12 is released.

  In the above-described configuration in which the bearing bracket 235 and the locking device (base frame 247, interlocking rod 248, etc.) are distributed to the left and right sides of the main body frame 12, the bearing bracket 235 and the locking device (base frame 247, interlocking rod 248, etc.) are arranged. The game board 30 is attached to the main body frame 12 so as to have a width that leaves an area for placing a). As described above, the game area is also expanded by this.

  In the lower right portion of the game board 30 on the back surface of the main body frame 12, a game ball distribution unit 245 for distributing game balls paid out by a payout mechanism, which will be described later, to any of the upper plate 23, the lower plate 16 or the discharge passage 218 is provided. It has been. The game ball distribution unit 245 has a left opening 245a that communicates with the upper plate 23 through the first discharge port 66, and a central opening 245b that communicates with the lower plate 16 through the second discharge port 67, and the right opening. Each passage is formed so that the portion 245c communicates with the discharge passage 218. The game ball distribution unit 245 is firmly attached to the main body frame 12 with screws or the like. Therefore, the floating at the installation site of the game ball distributing unit 245 is prevented, and an illegal act caused by entering a wire, a film, or the like from the gap can be prevented. Note that a synthetic resin speaker box 246 is attached to the lower end portion of the main body frame 12 to surround the back of the speaker 20 installed on the back side of the back wall panel 17, and the speaker box 246 transmits the speaker sound to the rear. The sound quality in the low frequency range is improved by functioning so as not to miss.

  Next, the configuration of the first control board unit 201 will be described with reference to FIGS. 13 is a front view of the first control board unit 201, FIG. 14 is a rear view of the unit 201, FIGS. 15 and 16 are perspective views of the unit 201, and FIG. 17 is an exploded perspective view of the unit 201. Of the members constituting the first control board unit 201, FIG. 18 shows the configuration of the main controller 271, FIG. 19 shows the configuration of the mounting base 251, and FIG. 20 shows the configuration of the spacer member 285. FIG. 21 is a front view of a state in which the first control board unit 201 is attached to the back surface of the game board 30.

  The first control board unit 201 has a mounting base 251 as a base member having a substantially L shape, and the main control device 271 and the sound lamp control device 272 are mounted on the mounting base 251. The main control device 271 includes a CPU that controls the main control, a ROM that stores a game program, a RAM that stores necessary data according to the progress of the game, a port for communicating with various devices, and a random number used in various lotteries. A main substrate including a generator, a clock pulse generation circuit used for time counting and synchronization, etc. is provided, and the main substrate is accommodated in a substrate box 273 as an encapsulating means made of a transparent resin material or the like. Configured. The board box 273 includes a substantially rectangular parallelepiped box base (front case body) and a box cover (back case body) that covers an opening of the box base. The box base and the box cover are connected so as not to be unsealed by a sealing unit 274 as sealing means, whereby the substrate box 273 is sealed.

  The sealing unit 274 can be applied to any structure as long as it connects the box base and the box cover so that they cannot be opened. However, here, as shown in FIG. 18 and the like, five sealing members are arranged side by side. The box base and the box cover are connected so as not to be opened by inserting a locking claw into the long hole of the sealing member. Sealing processing by the sealing unit 274 prevents unauthorized opening after the sealing, and makes it possible to detect such a situation quickly and easily even if unauthorized opening is performed. It is possible to perform the sealing process again even after it has been performed. That is, the sealing process is performed by inserting the locking claw into the long hole of at least one sealing member among the five sealing members constituting the sealing unit 274. When the substrate box 273 is opened, such as when a failure occurs in the accommodated main substrate or when the main substrate is inspected, the connection between the sealing member into which the locking claw is inserted and the other sealing member is disconnected. As a result, the box base and the box cover of the substrate box 273 are separated, and the internal main substrate can be taken out. Thereafter, when the sealing process is performed again, the locking claws are inserted into the long holes of the other sealing members. If the history of opening the substrate box 273 is left in the substrate box 273, it can be easily found that the unauthorized opening has been performed by looking at the substrate box 273.

  Further, in the substrate box 273, the short side portion opposite to the sealing unit 274 is provided with sealing portions 275 for sealing the substrate box 273 at two upper and lower portions separately from the sealing unit 274. This sealing part 275 is a transport sealing part for preventing fraudulent acts until the pachinko machine 10 is manufactured at the factory and then transported to a game hall or the like. A sealing process is performed on the portion 275. Then, after the pachinko machine 10 is transported to the hall, when the seal of the sealing unit 275 is released and the substrate box 273 is opened for the purpose of inspection confirmation of the main controller 271, it is not used again and is left as it is. The After installation in the game hall, the sealing process is performed by the above-described sealing unit 274, whereby unauthorized opening of the substrate box 273 is prevented.

  A plurality (four in this embodiment) of coupling pieces 276 are provided on the upper end portion of the substrate box 273 so as to protrude upward. The coupling piece 276 is coupled to the box base (or box cover) of the substrate box 273 by the coupling portion 276a. When the coupling piece 276 is used as a sealing portion (caulking portion) as will be described later, the coupling portion 276a is broken. The tool can be broken.

  As shown in FIG. 18 (b), the back surface of the substrate box 273 is a flat surface, and a columnar projection 277 is provided at one place on the back surface, and fastening members are provided at two right and left positions. A rotation operation type locking tool 278 is provided. The protrusions 277 are formed at individual specific positions (for example, any one of the five specified positions) for each of a plurality of types of main control devices 271. The locking tool 278 can be rotated by a support shaft 278a erected on the back surface of the substrate box 273, and the locking tool 278 is rotated within an angle range of 90 degrees. In this case, the latching tool 278 is rotated between a position that is a horizontal character and a position that is a vertical character.

  The sound lamp control device 272 includes, for example, a CPU for controlling sound and lamp display in accordance with instructions from the main control device 271 or the display control device 214, and a sound lamp control board including ROM, RAM, various ports, and the like. The sound lamp control board is housed in a board box 281 made of a transparent resin material or the like. A power relay board 282 is mounted on the sound lamp control device 272, and the power of the power supply device 313 is supplied to the display control device 214 and the sound lamp control device 272 via the power relay board 282. . The board box 273 of the main controller 271 and the board box 281 of the sound lamp controller 272 both correspond to case members.

  In FIG. 19, the mounting base 251 is made of synthetic resin such as polycarbonate resin, and is colorless and transparent as a whole. However, the mounting base 251 may be colored in green, blue, etc., and may be opaque or translucent. The mounting base 251 is provided with two board mounting portions 252 and 253 having a flat plate shape. These substrate mounting portions 252 and 253 extend in directions orthogonal to each other in the vertical and horizontal directions, and are formed with steps in the front-rear direction of the pachinko machine 10. Specifically, one substrate mounting portion 252 is a substantially rectangular flat plate portion extending in the left-right direction, and the other substrate mounting portion 253 is a substantially rectangular flat plate portion extending in the vertical direction. The board mounting portions 252 and 253 have board mounting surfaces 252a and 253a on the front side of the mounting base 251 (the side facing the back of the pachinko machine in the state of being installed in the pachinko machine 10), and these board mounting surfaces 252a. , 253a is provided with a step of about 20 to 30 mm so that the substrate mounting surface 252a of the substrate mounting portion 252 is on the front side when viewed from the front side of the mounting base 251.

  The substrate mounting portion 252 has a standing portion 254 standing on the substrate mounting surface 252a side at the lower end portion, and a plurality (four in this embodiment) of coupled pieces 255 at the upper end portion. ing. In addition, a plurality of (five in the present embodiment) alignment holes 256 are formed side by side in the substrate mounting portion 252 and horizontally elongated through holes 257 are formed at two left and right positions.

  Each of the alignment holes 256 is a hole having a resectable cut piece, and one cut piece of the plurality of alignment holes 256 is punched and opened in accordance with the main controller 271 used each time. According to this configuration, when the main controller 271 that should be originally mounted on the board mounting portion 252 is to be mounted, the position of the protrusion 277 provided on the back surface of the board box of the main controller 271 is opened. The position of the alignment hole 256 coincides and the main controller 271 can be mounted without any trouble. On the other hand, when the wrong main controller 271 is to be mounted on the board mounting portion 252, the position of the projection 277 of the main controller 271 and the position of the opened alignment hole 256 are inconsistent, The main controller 271 cannot be mounted. As a result, an assembly error of the main controller 271 to be mounted on the board mounting portion 252 is prevented. For example, when the model of the pachinko machine 10 is different, or even if it is the same model but the model is different, the position of the projection 277 of the main controller 271 is changed for each model or model. Assembling mistakes for each model or model can be prevented.

  The board mounting portion 252 is provided with two left and right through holes 260. Although details will be described later, the through hole 260 is used for coupling the mounting base 251 and the spacer member 285.

  When the main control device 271 is mounted on the board mounting portion 252, the main control device 271 is arranged in a landscape orientation. At this time, with the lower side of the main control device 271 placed on the upright portion 254, the locking tool 278 is inserted into the left and right through holes 257 of the board mounting portion 252, and the alignment holes 256 (a plurality of the same holes are provided). The main controller 271 is mounted on the board mounting portion 252 so that the protrusion 277 is inserted into the open hole). Then, the locking tool 278 is rotated 90 degrees behind the board mounting portion 252 and operated to the locked position. The main controller 271 can be mounted on the board mounting portion 252 so as not to be removed by the rotation operation of the locking tool 278. In this case, the main controller 271 cannot be removed unless the locking tool 278 is rotated again from the back side of the first control board unit 201 to return to the unlock position (unlocked). A deterrent effect is obtained against fraudulent acts such as board removal.

  Further, in a state where the main control device 271 is mounted on the board mounting portion 252, the coupling piece 276 of the main control device 271 and the coupled piece 255 on the mounting base 251 overlap with each other in the front-rear direction. In this case, a sealing process is performed between the main controller 271 and the mounting base 251 by screwing a sealing screw into one of the four sets of the coupling piece 276 and the coupled piece 255. Each of the coupling piece 276 and the coupled piece 255 is formed with a through-hole having a smaller diameter than the screw portion of the sealing screw. Is done.

  Although illustration is omitted, the sealing screw is a so-called breaking screw that breaks the head when a load exceeding a predetermined tightening force is applied when tightening with a tightening tool such as a screwdriver. Since the screw head is broken at the time of sealing, the screw loosening operation by a driver or the like becomes impossible thereafter. In this case, in order to release the seal, the connecting portion 276a of the coupling piece 276 must be broken, and the history of seal release remains due to the breakage.

  Instead of the breaking screw, it is also possible to use a so-called one-way screw (also referred to as a one-way screw) that can be screwed in a predetermined tightening direction but cannot be screwed in the opposite loosening direction. The board mounting portion 252 is provided with a sealing screw storage portion 258 for storing sealing screw stock.

  In addition, an audio lamp control device 272 is arranged on the other board mounting portion 253 in a vertically long direction. At this time, the sound lamp control device 172 is positioned and fixed by screws or the like at a plurality of locations.

  In a state in which the mounting base 251 is attached to the back side of the game board 30, the two board mounting parts 252 and 253 are separated from the game board 30. As a configuration for that, the board mounting parts 252 and 253 have a board. Legs extending on the side opposite to the mounting surfaces 252a and 253a (the back side of the mounting base 251) are provided. The leg portion roughly includes a lower leg portion 261 provided on the lower side of the mounting base 251 and an upper leg portion 262 provided on the upper side of the mounting base 251. Specifically, the lower leg portion 261 includes left and right side portions 261a and 261b and a lower side portion 261c provided between the side portions 261a and 261b. The left and right side portions 261a and 261b have different dimensions in the length direction as leg portions, and the side portion 261a is longer than the side portion 261b. This difference is due to a difference in height position between the two board mounting portions 252 and 253. The lower leg portion 261 composed of the left and right side portions 261a and 261b and the lower side portion 261c is continuously integrally formed, and serves as a shielding portion for preventing the board mounting portions 252 and 253 from entering the back portions. ing. That is, in a state where the main mounting base 251 is attached to the back side of the game board 30 (particularly in a state where the mounting base 251 is closed with respect to the game board 30), a back space is formed behind the board mounting portion 252. The side legs 261 prevent intrusion of unauthorized tools or the like into the space behind the side legs 261. In addition, attachment of an illegal substrate or the like in the space behind the substrate mounting portion 252 can be prevented.

  In the lower leg portion 261, one side portion 261 a is provided with a pair of upper and lower retaining pins 263. By attaching the retaining pins 263 to the bearing fitting 231 of the collective plate unit 215, One control board unit 201 is cantilevered so as to be rotatable with respect to the game board 30. Similarly, a binding tool 264 for bundling electric wires extending from each control device and the game board 30 is attached to the side portion 261a. The other side portion 261b is provided with a pair of upper and lower nai latches 265 as fasteners to be fitted into the fastening holes 232 of the collective plate unit 215. In addition, since the same side part 261a is a site | part which comprises the spindle part of the 1st control board unit 201, the wall board has a double structure for the reinforcement.

  The upper leg portion 262 is provided at the upper end portion of the board mounting portion 253, and a long hole 267a is formed in the base end portion 267 thereof. The long hole 267 a is provided at a position corresponding to the locking claw piece 233 of the collective plate unit 215.

  Therefore, when the mounting base 251 is attached to the back side of the game board 30 (actually, the collective board unit 215), the tips of the lower leg 261 and the upper leg 262 are on the back side of the game board 30 (collection). The plate unit 215). At this time, the ny latch 265 is fitted into the tightened hole 232, and the locking claw piece 233 is locked by the long hole 267a, whereby the first control board unit 201 is fixed to the game board 30. It should be noted that the bearing fitting 231 and the latch pin 263 are in the support shaft portion M1, the fastened hole 232 and the ny latch 265 are in the fastening portion M2, and the locking claw piece 233 and the long hole 267a are in the locking claw portion M3, respectively. Equivalent to.

  As described above, the two board mounting portions 252 and 253 are configured to be separated from the game board 30 in a state in which the attachment base 251 is attached to the game board 30. A predetermined space region is formed behind (on the opposite side to the substrate mounting surfaces 252a and 253a). In such a case, by using the space area, various objects provided on the back side of the game board 30 (for example, a start winning device, a variable winning device, etc.), a board device such as a relay board, and various wirings can be arranged efficiently It can be done. At this time, if the space area formed behind the mounting base 251 is large, it is possible to easily cope with an increase or an increase in the number of various objects and board devices provided on the back side of the game board 30. Therefore, it is also considered that it is advantageous to use it for different types or types of pachinko machines.

  However, on the other hand, there is a concern that the space area behind the mounting base 251 may be misused for illegal purposes. Specifically, there is a concern that an illegal substrate or the like may be attached to the space area. Note that the space behind the mounting base 251 is shielded by the shielding function of the lower leg 261, and thus it is considered that insertion of hands and tools is prevented. It is also possible to create an installable area. In addition, when the mounting base 251 is colored or the like, a demerit that it is difficult to find an illegal board or the like once attached by the shielding function of the lower leg 261 is also assumed.

  Therefore, in the present embodiment, a countermeasure against fraud is taken by arranging a spacer member 285 in a space area behind the mounting base 251 and filling the space area. The configuration of the spacer member 285 will be described with reference to FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 20, the spacer member 285 has a hollow block-like three-dimensional shape as a whole, and the front side (mounting base 251 side) of the opposite front and back sides is a closed surface. On the other hand, the back side (the side opposite to the mounting base 251) is an open surface. The spacer member 285 is formed of a colorless and transparent synthetic resin material. The area of the front side surface of the spacer member 285 substantially matches the area of the board mounting portion 252 of the mounting base 251. Further, the thickness of the spacer member 285 is substantially the same as the length of the leg portion of the mounting base 251 or slightly smaller than the length of the leg portion of the mounting base 251. Therefore, the spacer member 285 has substantially the same occupied volume as the back space of the board mounting portion 252 of the mounting base 251, and is just fit in the back space.

  The spacer member 285 is formed with a large number of lattice-shaped ribs 286, and the large number of ribs 286 prevents a relatively large one from being formed as a space-like lump. That is, the space is subdivided. Further, by providing a large number of ribs 286, it is possible to reduce the weight of the spacer member 285 while obtaining a desired effect such as subdivision of the space. In this case, since the spacer member 285 is formed of a transparent material, the discovery is easy even if a part of the rib 286 is cut off.

  Of the opposing front and back sides of the spacer member 285, the closed surface and the open surface can be reversed. That is, of the opposing front and back sides of the spacer member 285, the front side (mounting base 251 side) is an open surface, and the back side (side opposite the mounting base 251) is a closed surface. Alternatively, both the opposite front and back sides of the spacer member 285 may be closed surfaces or open surfaces. In addition, in order to make both the surfaces closed, a flat plate material is preferably attached later.

  By making the back side (the side opposite to the mounting base 251) of the spacer member 285 a closed surface, the act of cutting the rib 286 with a tool such as a nipper can be made difficult. Therefore, the space subdivided by the ribs 286 is not illegally expanded.

  In order to avoid interference with the projection 277 on the main controller 271 side at the time of mounting on the mounting base 251, the front side of the spacer member 285, that is, the facing part facing the board mounting part 252 when mounted on the mounting base 251. A notch groove 287 is provided. At this time, the projection 277 provided on the main controller 271 is provided at any one of the five predetermined positions, and the notch groove 287 is formed so as to correspond to the five predetermined positions. Five are provided. The notch groove 287 functions as a guide groove when the spacer member 285 is slidably mounted along the back surface of the substrate mounting portion 252 of the mounting base 251, and a positioning function for determining the mounting position of the spacer member 285. Have In addition, the spacer member 285 is formed with two rectangular cutout portions 288 in order to avoid interference with the locking tool 278 on the main control device 271 side when the spacer member 285 is mounted on the mounting base 251. In order to avoid interference with the seal screw storage part 258 provided on the mounting base 251, a rectangular cutout part 289 is formed in one place.

  In addition, two left and right holes 297 are formed on the front side of the spacer member 285. The hole portion 297 is provided so as to be aligned with the through hole 260 provided in the substrate mounting portion 252 of the mounting base 251. When the spacer member 285 is mounted on the mounting base 251, the through hole of the substrate mounting portion 252 is provided. A screw or the like is attached to the hole 297 of 260 and the spacer member 285. The screw is inserted from the substrate mounting surface 252a side of the substrate mounting portion 252. Although detailed illustration is omitted, the through hole 260 of the board mounting portion 252 is formed with an accommodation step portion for accommodating the head portion of the screw, and the screw or the like is accommodated in the accommodation step portion. Thus, the screw does not protrude toward the substrate mounting surface 252a. However, this is not the case when a recess for preventing interference with the screw is formed on the back of the board box of the main controller 271.

  In addition, a pair of left and right locking pieces 291 for locking and fixing the spacer member 285 to the mounting base 251 is formed on the front side (mounting base 251 side) of the spacer member 285, and the main control device 271. A pair of left and right locking pieces 292 for locking and fixing the spacer member 285 is formed. The locking piece 292 is provided at the center of the spacer member 285 so as to be sandwiched between the locking pieces 291.

  As described above, the front side of the spacer member 285 is basically a closed surface, but only a part corresponding to the locking piece 292 is opened (reference numeral 293).

  In addition, a coupling protrusion 295 is provided at the upper end of the spacer member 285. The coupling protrusion 295 corresponds to a sealing member for performing a sealing process between the spacer member 285 and the mounting base 251. That is, in a state where the spacer member 285 is mounted on the back side of the mounting base 251, the coupling protrusion 295 of the spacer member 285 and one of the coupled pieces 255 on the mounting base 251 are overlapped with each other in the front-rear direction. Then, a sealing process is performed between the spacer member 285 and the mounting base 251 by screwing a sealing screw into the coupling protrusion 295 and the coupled piece 255. As the sealing screw, a break screw or a one-way screw (one-way screw) is used. In this case, after the sealing process is performed, the sealing process cannot be canceled unless a predetermined destruction is performed. Therefore, if the sealing process is canceled illegally, the trace of the illegality remains.

  The coupling protrusion 295 has a diameter smaller than that of the screw portion of the sealing screw, like the coupling piece 276 and the coupled piece 255 (sealing portion for sealing the main controller 271 and the mounting base 251). The through-hole is formed, and when the sealing screw is screwed, the screw is tightened while being threaded by the sealing screw. At this time, each through-hole formed in the coupling protrusion 295 and the like is originally a hole before threading, and simply penetrates forward and backward in the mounted state of the spacer member 285. In short, the sealing screw can be screwed into the through-hole from any direction. As a result, when sealing the main controller 271 and the mounting base 251, screws are fastened from the front side of the mounting base 251 (the rear side when the pachinko machine is mounted), and the spacer member 285 and the mounting base 251 are sealed. In this case, even if the screw fastening is performed from the back side of the mounting base 251 (the front side when the pachinko machine is mounted), each screw fastening can be easily and reliably performed.

  Here, after the spacer member 285 is assembled on the back side of the substrate mounting portion 252 of the mounting base 251 and these two members are integrated, the substrate is placed in the through hole 260 of the substrate mounting portion 252 and the hole portion 297 of the spacer member 285. A screw is attached from the substrate mounting surface 252a side of the mounting portion 252 and screw fastening is performed. By this screw fastening, the mounting base 251 and the spacer member 285 are coupled. At this point, the screw can be removed. Accordingly, a configuration in which the sealing member (the coupling protrusion 295 and the coupled piece 255) for sealing the spacer member 285 and the mounting base 251 is not provided, or even if the sealing unit is provided but not used. , The mounting base 251 and the spacer member 285 can be separated again with the removal of the screw.

  Further, the seal seal SF is pasted so as to straddle the upper end surface of the mounting base 251 (the upper end surface of the substrate mounting portion 252) and the upper end surface of the spacer member 285. When the seal seal SF is once applied and then peeled off, the adhesive is peeled off from the seal label and cannot be applied again. When the seal seal SF is peeled off, the trace remains. Yes. Therefore, after the mounting base 251 and the spacer member 285 are integrated, it can be confirmed whether or not they are separated.

  Then, after the integration of the mounting base 251 and the spacer member 285 is completed, the main controller 271 is mounted on the board mounting portion 252 of the mounting base 251. This is the state shown in FIGS. At this time, by attaching the main controller 271, the screws (screws attached to the through holes 260 of the board mounting portion 252 and the holes 297 of the spacer member 285) connecting the mounting base 251 and the spacer member 285 are mainly used. It will be hidden behind the control device 271 (substrate box 273). Accordingly, the screws cannot be removed, and as a result, the mounting base 251 and the spacer member 285 cannot be separated.

  At the time of assembling the spacer member 285, the spacer member 285 is assembled to the mounting base 251 by sliding along the back surface of the board mounting portion 252. At that time, the mounting base 251 and the main control device are engaged by the locking pieces 291 and 292. 271 is locked and fixed.

  In the assembled state of the spacer member 285, the space behind the board mounting portion 252 of the mounting base 251 is filled with the spacer member 285. Therefore, there is no room for installing an illegal board or the like behind the board mounting portion 252 of the mounting base 251.

  Even assuming that the first control board unit 201 is mounted on the back surface of the pachinko machine 10, the space behind the board mounting portion 252 of the mounting base 251 is filled with the spacer member 285 as described above. It is possible to suppress the background space area from being misused for illegal purposes. Further, since the control board unit 201 is disposed adjacent to the variable display unit 35 as a picture display unit, the upper opening part of the opening part leading to the space behind the board mounting part 252 is formed by the variable display unit 35. The clogging of the spacer member 285 is also difficult. In other words, it is impossible to remove the spacer member 285 illegally or to remove a part of the spacer member 285.

  In addition, when utilizing the space area | region behind the mounting base 251 as an installation area | region of various objects and a board | substrate apparatus, it is also possible to implement | achieve, without installing the spacer member 285.

  Further, in a state where the first control board unit 201 is mounted on the back surface of the pachinko machine 10, the upper part of the control board unit 201 is covered with the back pack unit 203 as a cover member, and this also causes a hand behind the mounting base 251. It is becoming more difficult to insert tools and tools.

  As described above, the first control board unit 201 cannot be removed unless the back pack unit 203 is opened at a predetermined angle or larger, or the unit 203 is not removed. The back pack unit 203 cannot be opened unless the main body frame 12 is opened with respect to the outer frame 11 by key operation. That is, if the main body frame 12 cannot be opened, the first control board unit 201 cannot be rotated or removed as a result, and the main controller 271 cannot be removed. Therefore, unauthorized replacement or theft of the main controller 271 can be effectively prevented. Opening the main body frame 12 with respect to the outer frame 11 by properly operating the locking device is an opening condition for opening the back pack unit 203.

  Here, the arrangement of the main controller 271 and the sound lamp controller 272 will be described. The board mounting portion 252 for the main control device 271 and the board mounting portion 253 for the sound lamp control device 272 are configured by flat surfaces parallel to each other, and are orthogonal to the L shape when viewed from the back surface of the pachinko machine 10. Is formed. At this time, as shown in FIG. 21, the board mounting portions 252 and 253 are formed so as to bypass the variable display unit 35 at the center of the game board 30, and further along the lower side and the left side of the game board 30. Each board mounting part 252 and 253 is formed. Moreover, these board | substrate mounting parts 252 and 253 are formed in the level | step difference shape seeing in the front-back direction.

  When the main control device 271 and the sound lamp control device 272 are mounted on each of the board mounting portions 252 and 253, the main control device 271 is disposed on the front side when viewed from the back of the pachinko machine 10, and the sound lamp control device 272 is located at the back. Placed on the side. In this case, since the board mounting portions 252 and 253 are formed with steps in the front-rear direction of the pachinko machine 10, each control is performed in a state in which the main controller 271 and the sound lamp control device 272 are mounted on the board mounting portions 252 and 253. The devices 271 and 272 are arranged such that a part thereof is overlapped in the front and back. That is, as can be seen in FIG. 15 and the like, main controller 271 is arranged in a state where a part thereof (about 1/3 in the present embodiment) is floated. Therefore, it is possible to extend the sound lamp control device 272 to a region overlapping with the main control device 271, and, from another viewpoint, it is possible to extend the main control device 271 to a region overlapping with the sound lamp control device 272. Even within the limited size of the pachinko machine 10, it is possible to satisfactorily cope with the increase in size of the control devices 271 and 272, and the control devices 271 and 272 can be installed efficiently. In this case, the step between the board mounting portions 252 and 253 is made larger than the height dimension of the sound lamp control device 272. Therefore, even if the control devices 271 and 272 are three-dimensionally arranged, there is no inconvenience that interference occurs in the height direction. Further, in a state where the first control board unit 201 is mounted on the game board 30, a space is secured behind the board mounting portion 252, and the variable winning device 32 and its electric wiring can be installed without difficulty.

  In addition, as described above, a part of the main controller 271 and the sound lamp controller 272 are overlapped vertically (front and rear in the pachinko machine 10), and a part of the main controller 271 is lifted from the board mounting portion. In the mounting base 251, the space behind the board mounting portion 252 for the main board becomes relatively large. At this time, when the rear part of the main control device 271 is compared with the rear part of the sound lamp control device 272, the former is expanded in the longitudinal direction of the pachinko machine. Therefore, although a spatial region that can be a target of cheating is created, the cheating can be made difficult by attaching the spacer member 285 as described above.

  Next, the configuration of the second control board unit 202 will be described with reference to FIGS. 22 is a front view of the second control board unit 202, FIG. 23 is a perspective view of the unit 202, and FIG. 24 is an exploded perspective view of the unit 202.

  The second control board unit 202 has a horizontally long mounting base 301 on which a payout control device 311, a firing control device 312, a power supply device 313 and a card unit connection board 314 are mounted. The payout control device 311 and the launch control device 312 are provided with a control board including a central control CPU, a ROM, a RAM, various ports, and the like. The payout control board of the payout control device 311 controls the payout of prize balls and rental balls. The launch motor 229 is controlled by the launch control board of the launch controller 312 in accordance with the operation of the game ball launch handle 18 by the player. In addition, a predetermined power supply voltage required by various control devices or the like is generated and output by the power supply board of the power supply device 313. The card unit connection board 314 is electrically connected to the ball lending operation unit 120 on the front surface of the pachinko machine and a card unit (not shown). It is. Note that the card unit connection board 314 is not necessary in a cash machine in which game balls are rented directly from the ball lending device or the like to the upper plate without using a card unit.

  The payout control device 311, the firing control device 312, the power supply device 313, and the card unit connection substrate 314 are respectively configured to be accommodated in substrate boxes 315, 316, 317, and 318 made of a transparent resin material or the like. In particular, in the payout control device 311, as with the main control device 271, the substrate box 315 constituting the enclosing means includes a box base and a box cover, and these are connected so as not to be opened by a sealing unit 319 as a sealing means, Thereby, the substrate box 315 is sealed. The payout control device 311 is provided with a state return switch 321. For example, when the state return switch 321 is pressed when a payout error occurs, such as a ball clogging of a payout motor, which will be described later, the payout motor is rotated in the forward and reverse directions to eliminate the ball clogging (return to the normal state). It has become. The power supply device 313 is provided with a RAM erase switch 323. This pachinko machine 10 has a backup function for various data, and even if a power failure occurs, it retains the state at the time of the power failure, and returns to the state at the time of the power failure at the time of recovery from the power failure (power recovery). It can be done. Therefore, for example, when the power supply is turned off in the normal procedure as in the case of the game hall being closed, the state before the turn-off is stored and held. However, if the power is turned on while pressing the RAM erase switch 323, the RAM data is initialized. It is like that.

  The mounting base 301 is made of, for example, a colorless and transparent resin molded product, and a flat board mounting surface 302 is provided on the surface thereof. On the board mounting surface 302, the firing control device 312, the power supply device 313, and the card unit connection board 314 are mounted side by side and fixed with screws or the like. A substantially flat pedestal plate 303 is placed on the substrate box 317 of the power supply device 313, and a payout control device 311 is mounted on the pedestal plate 303 and fixed with screws or the like. Since the pedestal plate 303 is interposed between the payout control device 311 and the power supply device 313, for example, in order to install a metal plate for noise removal, the metal plate or the like may be attached to the pedestal plate 303, and noise countermeasures are simple. Can be realized.

  The mounting base 301 is provided with a pair of upper and lower retaining pins 305 at the right end when viewed from the rear of the pachinko machine 10, and the second control board unit is inserted into the bearing portion 237 from above. 202 is cantilevered so as to be rotatable with respect to the main body frame 12. A pair of upper and lower nail latches 306 are provided as fasteners at the left end of the mounting base 301, and the second control board unit 202 is fixed to the main body frame 12 by fitting the nail latch 306 into the tightened hole 239. The bearing portion 237 and the latch pin 305 correspond to the support shaft portion M4, and the fastened hole 239 and the ny latch 306 correspond to the fastening portion M5, respectively.

  Next, the configuration of the back pack unit 203 will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 25 is a front view of the back pack unit 203, and FIG. 26 is an exploded perspective view of the back pack unit 203.

  The back pack unit 203 is configured by integrating a back pack 351 and a game ball payout mechanism 352. The back pack 351 is integrally formed of, for example, a synthetic resin such as ABS resin, and includes a substantially flat base portion 353 and a protective cover portion 354 that protrudes rearward from the pachinko machine 10 and has a horizontally long substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape. The protective cover portion 354 has a shape in which the left and right side surfaces and the upper surface are closed and only the lower surface is opened, and has a size sufficient to surround at least the variable display unit 35. However, in this embodiment, the above-described sound lamp control device 272 is also enclosed. A large number of ventilation holes 354 a are provided on the back surface of the protective cover portion 354. The vent holes 354a are each formed in a long hole shape, and are provided so that the respective vent holes 354a are adjacent to each other at relatively close positions. Therefore, the back surface of the back pack 351 can be easily opened by cutting the resin portion between the adjacent vent holes 354a. That is, a predetermined test or the like can be easily performed by cutting the resin portion between the vent holes 354a and exposing the display control device 214 and the like inside thereof.

  On the base portion 353 of the back pack 351, a payout mechanism portion 352 is disposed so as to bypass the protective cover portion 354. That is, a tank 355 opened upward is provided at the uppermost portion of the back pack 351, and game balls supplied from the island facilities of the game hall are sequentially replenished to the tank 355. Below the tank 355, for example, a tank rail 356 having two rows (two rows) of ball passages in the horizontal direction and gently inclined toward the downstream side is connected. The tank rail 356 extends in the vertical direction on the downstream side. A case rail 357 is connected. The payout device 358 is provided in the most downstream portion of the case rail 357, and the payout motor 358a is driven by the control of the payout control device 311 so that a required number of game balls are paid out appropriately. The game balls paid out from the payout device 358 are supplied to the upper plate 23 and the like through the payout passage 359 and the like. Although not shown in the figure, a tank ball absence sensor that detects the presence or absence of a game ball supplied from the tank 355 or the tank rail 356 is provided upstream of the case rail 357. The payout device 358 is provided with a payout rotation sensor that detects the rotation of the payout motor 358a and a payout count switch that counts the number of game balls to be paid out.

  A vibrator 360 for applying vibration to the tank rail 356 is attached to the tank rail 356. Vibrator 360 is unitized by a vibrator motor and a synthetic resin case that accommodates the vibrator motor, and is attached to tank rail 356 by two legs 360a. Therefore, if a clogged ball occurs near the tank rail 356, the clogged ball is eliminated by driving the vibrator 360.

  The payout mechanism 352 is provided with a payout relay board 381 for relaying a payout command signal from the payout control device 311 to the payout device 358, and a power switch board 382 for taking in the main power from the outside. Has been. The power switch board 382 is supplied with, for example, an AC 24 volt main power supply via a voltage converter, and is turned on or off by a switching operation of the power switch 382a.

  The discharge mechanism 352 from the tank 355 to the discharge passage 359 is formed of a conductive synthetic resin material such as a conductive polycarbonate resin, and is grounded at a part thereof. Thereby, generation | occurrence | production of the noise by charging of a game ball is suppressed.

  The back pack 351 is provided with a frame external terminal plate 390 on the upper right portion thereof. The frame external terminal plate 390 has an output terminal for outputting a signal when there is a shortage of game balls in the tank 355 or the tank rail 356, an output terminal for outputting a signal every time a predetermined number of prize balls are paid out, An output terminal for outputting a signal each time a number of game balls are lent, an output terminal for outputting a signal when the main body frame 12 is opened, and an output terminal for outputting a signal when the front door frame 13 is opened are provided. . And the signal regarding the state of a frame side is output with respect to the management control apparatus of the game hall side through these output terminals. Note that an output terminal for outputting a signal every time a predetermined number of game balls are lent out is not necessary in a so-called cash machine.

  The back pack 351 is provided with a substantially rectangular window 391 adjacent to the frame external terminal plate 390. Therefore, in a state where the back pack unit 203 is attached to the main body frame 12, the board external terminal plate 230 on the back surface of the game board 30 is exposed through the window 391, and the board external terminal board 230 remains attached with the back pack unit 203 attached. Can be operated. As described above, since the board external terminal plate 230 is attached to the collective board unit 215 in an easily removable state, the board external terminal board 230 is connected to the board via the window portion 391 while being connected. The external terminal plate 230 can be taken out. A main body frame opening switch 392 for detecting the open state of the main body frame 12 is provided in the upper right portion of the back pack 351. When the main body frame 12 is closed with respect to the outer frame 11, the metal of the switch 392 is provided. The contact is closed and the closing of the main body frame 12 is detected. When the main body frame 12 is opened relative to the outer frame 11, the metal contact is opened and the opening of the main body frame 12 is detected.

  The back pack 351 is provided with a pair of upper and lower latch pins 385 at the right end when viewed from the back of the pachinko machine 10. By inserting the latch pins 385 into the bearing portion 238 from above, the back pack unit 203 is mounted. The body frame 12 is cantilevered so as to be rotatable. The back pack 351 is provided with a pair of upper and lower nai latches 386 as fasteners at the left end portion, and is provided with a locking hole 387 at the upper end portion. The nai latch 386 is fitted into the tightened hole 240 and the locking hole. The back pack unit 203 is fixed to the main body frame 12 by rotating the fixing tool 242 after inserting the fixing tool 242 into 387. Further, the back pack unit 203 is also fixed to the main body frame 12 by the fixtures 241 and 243. The bearing portion 238 and the latch pin 385 correspond to the support shaft portion M6, the fastened hole 240 and the ny latch 386 correspond to the fastening portion M7, and the fixture 242 and the locking hole 387 correspond to the locking portion M8, respectively. To do. Further, the fixture 243 corresponds to the locking portion M9.

  Next, the electrical configuration of the pachinko machine 10 will be described based on the block diagram of FIG.

  The main controller 271 is equipped with a CPU 501 as a one-chip microcomputer that is an arithmetic unit. The CPU 501 includes a ROM 502 that stores various control programs executed by the CPU 501 and fixed value data, and a memory that temporarily stores various data when the control program stored in the ROM 502 is executed. A RAM 503 and various circuits such as an interrupt circuit, a timer circuit, and a data transmission / reception circuit are incorporated. The main control device 271 is a main controller for performing main control (general processing related to profits) in the pachinko machine 10, and the CPU 501 which is the operation subject of the main control device 271 each time a game ball wins a winning device. A winning determination process for determining a prize, a lottery process for performing a lottery such as a big win with a predetermined start winning as a trigger, and an opening process for opening a variable winning device 32 (so-called a big prize attacker) by driving a drive unit such as a solenoid when a big win is won A jackpot winning detection process for detecting a winning ball won in the variable winning device 32, a payout command process for outputting a game ball payout command to the payout control device 311 and the like are appropriately executed.

  The RAM 503 is configured to retain (backup) data by being supplied with a backup voltage from the power supply device 313 even after the pachinko machine 10 is powered off. The RAM 503 temporarily stores various data and the like. In addition to the memory and area for this purpose, a backup area 503a is provided.

  The backup area 503a stores values such as a stack pointer, each register, and I / O when the power is shut down (including when a power failure occurs, the same applies hereinafter) when the power is shut down due to the occurrence of a power failure or the like. The area of the pachinko machine 10 can be restored to the state before the power cut-off based on the information in the backup area 503a when the power is turned on (including power-on due to power failure cancellation). Yes. Writing to the backup area 503a is executed when the power is shut off by the NMI interrupt process, and restoration of each value written to the backup area 503a is executed in the main process when the power is turned on. Note that the power failure signal SG1 from the power failure monitoring circuit 542 is input to the NMI terminal (non-maskable interrupt terminal) of the CPU 501 when the power is interrupted due to the occurrence of a power failure or the like. The NMI interrupt process as a process is immediately executed.

  An input / output port 505 is connected to the CPU 501 of the main control device 271 via a bus line 504 including an address bus and a data bus. The input / output port 505 is connected to a RAM erasing switch circuit 543, a payout control device 311, a display control device 214, and other switches not shown.

  The payout control device 311 controls payout of prize balls and rental balls by a payout motor 358a. The CPU 511 that is an arithmetic unit includes a ROM 512 that stores a control program executed by the CPU 511, fixed value data, and the like, and a RAM 513 that is used as a work memory or the like.

  The RAM 513 of the payout control device 311 is configured to hold (backup) data by being supplied with a backup voltage from the power supply device 313 even after the power of the pachinko machine 10 is shut off, like the RAM 503 of the main control device 271. The RAM 513 is provided with a backup area 513a in addition to a memory and an area for temporarily storing various data.

  The backup area 513a is an area for storing the stack pointer, registers, I / O, and other values when the power is cut off when the power is cut off due to a power failure or the like. Based on the information in the backup area 513a, the state of the pachinko machine 10 can be restored to the state before the power is shut off. Writing to the backup area 513a is executed when the power is shut off by the NMI interrupt processing, and restoration of each value written to the backup area 513a is executed in the main processing when the power is turned on. As with the CPU 501 of the main controller 271, the power failure signal SG1 is input from the power failure monitoring circuit 542 to the NMI terminal of the CPU 511 when the power is interrupted due to the occurrence of a power failure or the like. The NMI interrupt process is immediately executed.

  An input / output port 515 is connected to the CPU 511 of the payout control device 311 via a bus line 514 including an address bus and a data bus. A RAM erase switch circuit 543, a main control device 271, a firing control device 312, a payout motor 358a, and the like are connected to the input / output port 515, respectively.

  The launch control device 312 permits or prohibits the launch of the game ball by the launch motor 229, and the launch motor 229 is permitted to drive when a predetermined condition is met. Specifically, the launch control signal is output from the payout control device 311, the player is detecting that the player is touching the game ball launch handle 18, and the launch for stopping the launch. On condition that the stop switch is not operated, the launch motor 229 is driven, and the game ball is launched with a strength corresponding to the operation amount of the game ball launch handle 18.

  The display control device 214 controls the variation display of the first symbol (special symbol) on the first symbol display device 41 and the variation display of the second symbol (ordinary symbol) on the second symbol display device 42. The display control device 214 includes a CPU 521, a ROM (program ROM) 522, a work RAM 523, a video RAM 524, a character ROM 525, an image controller 526, an input port 527, two output ports 528 and 529, and a bus line. 530 and 531. The input side of the input port 527 is connected to the output side of the main controller 271, and the output side of the input port 527 is connected to the CPU 521, ROM 522, work RAM 523, image controller 526, and output port via the bus line 530. 528 is connected. A second symbol display device 42 (display unit 45) and an audio lamp control device 272 are connected to the output side of the output port 528. Further, an output port 529 is connected to the image controller 526 via a bus line 531, and the first symbol display device 41 is connected to the output side of the output port 529.

  The CPU 521 of the display control device 214 controls the display of the first symbol display device 41 and the second symbol display device 42 based on the symbol display command transmitted from the main control device 271. The ROM 522 is a memory for storing various control programs executed by the CPU 521 and fixed value data, and the work RAM 523 is for temporarily storing work data and flags used when the CPU 521 executes various programs. Memory.

  The video RAM 524 is a memory for storing display data displayed on the first symbol display device 41, and the display content of the first symbol display device 41 is changed by rewriting the contents of the video RAM 524. The character ROM 525 is a memory for storing character data such as symbols displayed on the first symbol display device 41. The image controller 526 adjusts the timings of the CPU 521, the video RAM 524, and the output port 529 to intervene in reading and writing data, and also reads display data stored in the video RAM 524 from the character ROM 525 at a predetermined timing. It is displayed on the symbol display device 41.

  The power supply device 313 includes a power supply unit 541 for supplying power to each unit of the pachinko machine 10, a power failure monitoring circuit 542 for monitoring power interruption due to a power failure, and a RAM erase switch circuit 543 connected to the RAM erase switch 323. And. The power supply unit 541 supplies necessary operation power to the main control device 271 and the payout control device 311 through a power supply path (not shown). As its outline, the power supply unit 541 takes in an AC 24 volt power supply supplied from the outside, and generates a + 12V power supply for driving various switches and motors, a + 5V power supply for logic, a backup power supply for RAM backup, and the like. Then, these + 12V power supply, + 5V power supply and backup power supply are supplied to the main control device 271 and the payout control device 311. Note that operation power (+12 V power, +5 V power, etc.) is supplied to the launch control device 312 via the payout control device 311.

  The power failure monitoring circuit 542 is a circuit for outputting a power failure signal SG1 to each NMI terminal of the CPU 501 of the main control device 271 and the CPU 511 of the payout control device 311 when the power is cut off due to the occurrence of a power failure or the like. The power failure monitoring circuit 542 monitors the DC stable voltage of 24 volts, which is the maximum voltage output from the power supply unit 541, and determines that a power failure (power shutdown) occurs when this voltage is less than 22 volts. The power failure signal SG1 is output to the main controller 271 and the payout controller 311. By the output of the power failure signal SG1, the main controller 271 and the payout controller 311 recognize the occurrence of the power failure and execute the NMI interrupt process. The power supply unit 541 outputs the output of 5 volts, which is the drive voltage of the control system, to a normal value for a time sufficient to execute the NMI interrupt processing even after the DC stable voltage of 24 volts becomes less than 22 volts. Configured to maintain. Therefore, the main control device 271 and the payout control device 311 can normally execute and complete the NMI interrupt processing.

  The RAM erase switch circuit 543 receives a switch signal of the RAM erase switch 323, and outputs a RAM erase signal SG2 for clearing backup data of the main controller 271 and the payout controller 311 in accordance with the state of the switch 323. It is. When the RAM erase switch 323 is pressed, the RAM erase switch circuit 543 outputs a RAM erase signal SG2 to the main controller 271 and the payout controller 311. Thereby, when the power of the pachinko machine 10 is turned on while the RAM erase switch 323 is pressed, the data in the respective backup areas 503a and 513a is cleared in the main controller 271 and the payout controller 311.

  As described above, according to the present embodiment, the following excellent effects can be obtained.

  Since the spacer member 285 is arranged in the space area behind the mounting base 251 in the first control board unit 201 so as to fill the space area (because the space area is limited), it is simply an opening of the space area. Unlike an existing configuration or the like that shields a part, the space area itself can be reduced or eliminated, and installation of an illegal substrate or the like using the space area can be suppressed. Furthermore, since the spacer member 285 is configured to be coupled to the mounting base 251 and the main controller 271 by a sealing process, it is possible to sufficiently exert a deterrent against fraud.

  In addition, the mounting base 251 and the spacer member 285 are integrated (unseparably coupled) by fastening screws, and the main controller 271 is mounted on the board mounting portion 252 of the mounting base 251, thereby covering the screws. The configuration is hidden. In this case, when the main controller 271 is mounted on the board mounting portion 252, the screw is not exposed and the integration of the mounting base 251 and the spacer member 285 by the screw cannot be released. This means that the spacer member 285 cannot be easily removed from the mounting base 251. According to the above, it is possible to realize a configuration in which a control device or the like can be installed efficiently, and to take sufficient countermeasures against fraud in such a configuration.

  In the above configuration, by changing the spacer member 285 attached to the back of the mounting base 251 as necessary, even if the size or shape of the space behind the mounting base 251 is different due to the difference in model or model, etc. Easy to deal with.

  Since the spacer member 285 has a hollow block-like three-dimensional shape, a configuration suitable for filling (limiting) the space area behind the mounting base 251 can be realized. In addition, since the plurality of ribs 286 are provided on the spacer member 285, a relatively large one is not formed as each lump in the spacer hollow portion. As a result, it is possible to realize a configuration suitable for suppressing the installation of an unauthorized substrate. The rib 286 can also provide a reinforcing effect for the spacer member 285. At this time, excessive weight increase is also suppressed.

  Since the spacer member 285 is formed of a transparent material, even if a fraudulent act such as a part of the rib 286 being cut away by a tool such as a nipper, the discovery is easy.

  Of the openings that lead to the space behind the substrate mounting portion 252, one of the openings is closed by the variable display unit 35, so even if the openings that lead to the space behind the substrate mounting portion 252 are not completely closed by legs or the like, It is possible to prevent intrusion into the rear space and unauthorized manipulation of the spacer member 285.

  Since two board mounting portions 252 and 253 are formed in a stepped shape on the mounting base 251, the control devices (main control device 271 and audio lamp control device 272) that are to be arranged in two steps of height are both the same mounting base. 251 can be attached. In this case, when mounting a plurality of control devices on the pachinko machine 10, the arrangement form can be diversified.

  Since the two board mounting portions 252 and 253 are provided in a direction crossing each other, the main control device 271 and the sound lamp control device 272 can be arranged so as to cross vertically and horizontally. Therefore, it is possible to arrange a control device with a high degree of freedom.

  Since the main control device 271 and the sound lamp control device 272 are mounted on the mounting base 251 in a state where they overlap in the front-rear direction of the pachinko machine 10, a plurality of sizes can be efficiently used using a limited size on the back side of the pachinko machine 10. A control device can be arranged.

(Second Embodiment)
In the above embodiment, as the configuration of the first control board unit 201, the spacer member 285 is provided in the mounting base 251 so as to fill the space behind the board mounting portion 252 for the main board. To change. That is, the spacer member 601 is provided so as to fill the space behind the board mounting part 252 for the main board and the board mounting part 253 for the sound lamp board in the mounting base 251.

  The configuration of the first control board unit 201 in the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 28 and 29 are perspective views of the unit 201, and FIGS. 30 and 31 are exploded perspective views of the unit 201. However, since the configuration other than the spacer member 601 is generally unchanged, the configuration of the spacer member 601 will be described in detail.

  The spacer member 601 as a whole has substantially the same L shape as the mounting base 251, and the front side (mounting base 251 side) of the opposing front and back sides is an open surface, whereas the back side ( The side opposite to the mounting base 251 is a closed surface. The area of the front side surface of the spacer member 601 substantially matches the area of the two board mounting portions 252 and 253 of the mounting base 251. Further, the thickness of the spacer member 601 is different between a portion corresponding to the substrate mounting portion 252 for the main substrate and a portion corresponding to the substrate mounting portion 253 for the sound lamp substrate, and the former has a thickness dimension. Is a big one. In any case, however, the length is substantially the same as the length of the leg of the mounting base 251 or slightly shorter than the length of the leg of the mounting base 251. Therefore, the spacer member 601 has almost the same occupied volume as the back space of the board mounting portions 252 and 253 of the mounting base 251, and is just fit in the back space.

  However, it is also possible to reverse the open surface and the closed surface of the opposing front and back sides of the spacer member 601. That is, of the opposing front and back sides of the spacer member 601, the front side (mounting base 251 side) is a closed surface, and the back side (side opposite the mounting base 251) is an open surface. Alternatively, both the opposite front and back sides of the spacer member 601 may be a closed surface or an open surface. In addition, in order to make both the surfaces closed, a flat plate material is preferably attached later.

  A large number of lattice-like ribs 602 are formed on the spacer member 601, and the large number of ribs 602 prevents a relatively large one from being formed as a space-like lump. That is, the space is subdivided. Further, by providing a large number of ribs 602, the weight of the spacer member 601 can be reduced while obtaining a desired effect such as space subdivision.

  In addition, the spacer member 601 is formed with two rectangular cutout portions 603 to avoid interference with the locking device 278 on the main controller 271 side when the spacer member 601 is mounted on the mounting base 251, and A rectangular cutout 604 is formed at one location in order to avoid interference with the sealed screw storage 258 provided on the table 251.

  A pair of left and right locking pieces 606 for locking and fixing the spacer member 601 to the main controller 271 is formed on the front side (mounting base 251 side) of the spacer member 601. In addition, a coupling protrusion 607 is provided on the upper end portion of the spacer member 601. The coupling protrusion 607 corresponds to a sealing member for performing a sealing process between the spacer member 601 and the mounting base 251.

  That is, in a state where the spacer member 601 is mounted on the back side of the mounting base 251, the coupling protrusion 607 of the spacer member 601 and one of the coupled pieces 255 on the mounting base 251 are overlapped in the front-rear direction. Then, a sealing process is performed between the spacer member 601 and the mounting base 251 by screwing a sealing screw into the coupling protrusion 607 and the coupled piece 255. As the sealing screw, a break screw or a one-way screw (one-way screw) is used. In this case, after the sealing process is performed, the sealing process cannot be canceled unless a predetermined destruction is performed. Therefore, if the sealing process is canceled illegally, the trace of the illegality remains.

  In addition, a wiring guide groove 611 for guiding various wirings and the like is formed on the back side of the spacer member 601 (opposite side of the mounting base 251). The wiring guide groove 611 has a groove shape in which the groove depth is different in the vertical direction when viewed from the back surface side of the spacer member 601 and has an opening at the upper end. Therefore, various wirings and the like (various wirings extending from the game board 30) provided on the back side of the spacer member 601 are led out above the spacer member 601 through the wiring guide groove 611. A cutout portion 612 for suppressing interference with a member on the game board 30 side is formed in a portion corresponding to the board mounting portion 253 for the sound lamp board in the spacer member 601.

  Here, as shown in FIGS. 28 and 29, the spacer member 601 is assembled on the back side of the board mounting portions 252 and 253 of the mounting base 251. At this time, the spacer member 601 is locked and fixed to the main controller 271 by the locking piece 606. In the assembled state of the spacer member 601, the space behind the board mounting portions 252 and 253 of the mounting base 251 is filled with the spacer member 601. Therefore, there is no room for installing an illegal board or the like behind the board mounting portions 252 and 253 of the mounting base 251.

  Even if it is assumed that the first control board unit 201 is mounted on the back surface of the pachinko machine 10, the space behind the board mounting portions 252 and 253 of the mounting base 251 is filled with the spacer member 601 as described above. It is possible to prevent the space area behind the table 251 from being misused for illegal purposes. Further, since the control board unit 201 is disposed adjacent to the variable display unit 35 as a picture display unit, the upper opening part of the opening part leading to the space behind the board mounting part 252 is formed by the variable display unit 35. The clogging of the spacer member 601 is also difficult. In other words, it is impossible to remove the spacer member 601 illegally or to remove a part of the spacer member 601.

  Also in the present embodiment, as described above, it is possible to realize a configuration in which a control device or the like can be efficiently installed, and to take sufficient countermeasures against improperness in such a configuration.

  Also in the second embodiment, similarly to the first embodiment, the mounting base 251 and the spacer member 601 are integrated (unseparably coupled) by fastening screws, and the board of the mounting base 251 is used. A configuration may be adopted in which the main control device 271 is mounted on the mounting portion 252 so as to cover the screw. By adopting this configuration, it is possible to increase the difficulty of removing the spacer member 601 from the mounting base 251 and to improve the fraud prevention effect.

(Third embodiment)
In each of the above embodiments, a substantially L-shaped mounting base 251 is used as a structure for mounting the main control device 271 and the sound lamp control device 272 to the game board 30, and the main control device 271 and the mounting base 251 are attached to the mounting base 251. The first control board unit 201 is configured by mounting the sound lamp control device 272. However, if the first control board unit 201 is changed and a mounting base (pedestal member) for mounting the main control device and the sound lamp control device is provided individually, A control device unit is configured for each control device. The details will be described below. In particular, here, the main controller unit on which the main controller is mounted will be described in detail.

  The configuration of main controller unit 700 in the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 32 is a front view of the main controller unit 700, and FIG. 33 is a perspective view showing the unit 700 from two directions (upper side on the front side and lower side on the front side). Of the members constituting the main controller unit 700, the structure of the mounting base 711 is shown in FIG. 34, and the structure of the spacer member 741 is shown in FIG. FIG. 36 is a perspective view showing a state before and after integration when the mounting base 711 and the spacer member 741 are integrated. FIG. 37 is a front view of a state in which the main controller unit 700 is attached to the back surface of the game board 771.

  The main controller unit 700 has a mounting base 711 as a base member, and the main controller 701 is mounted on the mounting base 711. The main controller 701 includes a CPU that controls the main control, a ROM that stores a game program, a RAM that stores necessary data according to the progress of the game, a port that communicates with various devices, and a random number used in various lotteries. A main substrate including a generator, a clock pulse generation circuit used for time counting and synchronization, etc., and the main substrate is accommodated in a substrate box 702 as an encapsulating means made of a transparent resin material or the like. Configured. The main control device 701 corresponds to the main control device 271 described above, and has a control function equivalent to that of the main control device 271. The board box 702 includes a substantially rectangular parallelepiped box base (front case body) and a box cover (back case body) that covers an opening of the box base. The box base and the box cover are connected to each other so as not to be opened by a sealing portion 704 as sealing means, whereby the substrate box 702 is sealed. Five sealing portions 704 are provided on the long side portion of the substrate box 702, and at least one of them is used for sealing processing.

  The sealing part 704 can be applied to any structure as long as the box base and the box cover are coupled so as not to be opened, but by inserting a locking claw into the long hole constituting the sealing part, the box base and the box cover Is now unbounded. The sealing process by the sealing unit 704 prevents unauthorized opening after the sealing, and makes it possible to detect such a situation early and easily even if the unauthorized opening is performed. It is possible to perform the sealing process again even after it has been performed. That is, the sealing process is performed by inserting a locking claw into at least one of the five sealed portions. When the substrate box 702 is opened, such as when a failure occurs in the accommodated main substrate or when the main substrate is inspected, the connecting portion between the sealing portion into which the locking claw is inserted and the other sealing portion is cut. . Thereby, the box base and the box cover of the substrate box 702 are separated, the substrate box is opened, and the main substrate inside can be taken out. Thereafter, when the sealing process is performed again, the locking claws are inserted into the long holes of the other sealing members. If the history of opening the substrate box 702 is left in the substrate box 702, it can be easily found that the unauthorized opening has been performed by looking at the substrate box 702.

  Further, in the substrate box 702, sealing portions 705 for sealing the substrate box 702 are provided at two locations on the left and right sides, in addition to the sealing portion 704, on the long side opposite to the sealing portion 704. The sealing unit 705 is a transfer sealing unit for preventing fraudulent acts until the pachinko machine 10 is manufactured at the factory and then transported to a game hall or the like. A sealing process is performed on the portion 705. Then, after the pachinko machine 10 is transported to the hall, when the seal of the sealing unit 705 is released and the substrate box 702 is opened for the purpose of inspection confirmation of the main controller 701, it is not used again and is left as it is. The After installation in the game hall, the sealing process is performed in the above-described sealing unit 704, whereby unauthorized opening of the substrate box 702 is prevented.

  A plurality of (four in this embodiment) coupling pieces 706 are provided on one short side of the substrate box 702 so as to protrude to the side thereof. Although the details will be described later, the coupling piece 706 is used to perform a sealing process between the board box 702 and the mounting base 711.

  Although illustration is omitted, the back surface of the substrate box 702 is a flat surface, and a cylindrical projection is provided at one position on the back surface, and a rotating operation type locking tool as a fastening member is provided. It is provided in the place. Since the configuration conforms to the configuration (protrusion 277, locking tool 278) provided in the substrate box 273 of the main controller 271 described above, the description thereof is omitted here.

  Next, the structure of the mounting base 711 will be described with reference to FIG. The mounting base 711 is made of synthetic resin such as polycarbonate resin, and is colorless and transparent as a whole. However, the mounting base 711 may be opaque or translucent by being colored green or blue. The mounting base 711 is provided with a substrate mounting portion 712 having a flat plate shape. The board mounting section 712 corresponds to a main control apparatus mounting section for mounting the main control apparatus 701, and is formed in a horizontally elongated substantially rectangular shape in accordance with the shape of the board box 702 of the main control apparatus 701. In the board mounting portion 712, the front side of the mounting base 711 (the side facing the back of the pachinko machine in the state of installation on the pachinko machine 10) is a board mounting surface 712a.

  The substrate mounting portion 712 is formed with standing portions 713 and 714 standing on the substrate mounting surface 712a side at the upper and lower end portions, and standing portions 715 standing on the substrate mounting surface 712a side at the left and right end portions. , 716 are formed. Claw portions are formed at the tip portions of the left and right standing portions 715 and 716 so as to face inward. Narrow slit holes 717 and 718 are formed at the base end portions of the upright portions 715 and 716 in the substrate mounting portion 712.

  In addition, a plurality (10 in this embodiment) of alignment holes 719 are formed in the substrate mounting portion 712. Each alignment hole 719 is a hole having a resectable cut piece, and one cut piece among a plurality of alignment holes 719 is punched and opened according to the main controller 701 used each time. According to this configuration, when the main controller 701 to be originally mounted on the board mounting portion 712 is to be mounted, the position of the protrusion provided on the back surface of the board box of the main controller 701 and the opened position The position of the alignment hole 719 coincides and the main controller 701 can be mounted without any trouble. On the other hand, when an incorrect main controller 701 is to be mounted on the board mounting portion 712, the position of the projection of the main controller 701 and the position of the opened alignment hole 719 are inconsistent, and the main controller 701 is not aligned. The control device 701 cannot be mounted. Thereby, an assembly error of the main controller 701 to be mounted on the board mounting portion 712 is prevented (including a model error and a model error).

  Further, a horizontally long through hole 720 is formed in the substrate mounting portion 712. The through hole 720 is a hole for inserting a locking tool provided on the back surface of the main controller 701.

  The substrate mounting portion 712 is provided with a leg portion 721 that extends on the opposite side to the substrate mounting surface 712a (the back side of the mounting base 711). The leg portion 721 includes left and right side portions 721a and 721b and a lower side portion 721c provided between the side portions 721a and 721b. The leg portion 721 also serves as a shielding portion for preventing entry into the back portion of the board mounting portion 712. That is, in a state where the main mounting base 711 is attached to the back side of the game board (particularly in a state where the mounting base 711 is closed with respect to the game board), a back space is formed behind the board mounting portion 712, but the leg portion 721. This prevents intrusion of unauthorized tools and the like into the space behind it. In addition, attachment of an illegal substrate or the like in the space behind the substrate mounting portion 712 can also be prevented.

  In the leg portion 721, a pair of upper and lower bearing portions 724 is provided on one side portion 721 a, and this bearing portion 724 is pivoted by a support shaft portion on the mounting partner side (game board side) of the mounting base 711. By being supported, the mounting base 711 (main control unit 700) is cantilevered so as to be rotatable with respect to the game board. Similarly, a plurality of (four in this embodiment) coupled pieces 725 are formed on the side portion 721a at the end on the substrate mounting portion 712 side. The to-be-joined piece 725 has an easily breakable part, and is cut off from the mounting base 711 by breaking the easily breakable part. Since the side portion 721a is a part for supporting the main controller unit 700 in a cantilevered manner, a plurality of reinforcing ribs 726 are provided on the inner surface of the side portion 721a for reinforcement. Reference numeral 727 is a wiring bundling portion for bundling electric wirings and the like inside the side portion 721a, and reference numeral 728 is a cutout portion for guiding the electric wirings and the like downward from the main mounting base 711.

  Here, in a state in which the main control device 701 is mounted on the board mounting portion 712, the coupling piece 706 of the main control device 701 and the coupled piece 725 on the mounting base 711 are aligned so as to overlap each other. In this case, a sealing process is performed between the main controller 701 (board box 702) and the mounting base 711 by screwing a sealing screw into one of the four sets of coupling pieces 706 and coupled pieces 725. The Although illustration is omitted, the sealing screw is a so-called breaking screw that breaks the head when a load exceeding a predetermined tightening force is applied when tightening with a tightening tool such as a screwdriver. Since the screw head is broken at the time of sealing, the screw loosening operation by a driver or the like becomes impossible thereafter. In this case, in order to release the seal, the easily breakable portion of the coupled piece 725 must be broken, and the history of the seal release remains due to the breakage.

  Instead of the breaking screw, it is also possible to use a so-called one-way screw (also referred to as a one-way screw) that can be screwed in a predetermined tightening direction but cannot be screwed in the opposite loosening direction. The board mounting portion 712 is provided with a seal screw storage portion 729 for storing seal screw stock.

  The other side portion 721b is provided with two nai latch attachment portions 731 for attaching nai latches 732 (see FIG. 33) as fasteners at two locations. The main mounting base 711 (main controller unit 700) is fastened to the game board by the nail latch attached to the nail latch attaching portion 731.

  Next, the structure of the spacer member 741 will be described with reference to FIG. The spacer member 741 has a hollow block-like three-dimensional shape as a whole, and the front side (the mounting base 711 side when assembled to the mounting base 711, the same applies below) of the opposing front and back sides is an open surface. On the other hand, the back side (the side opposite to the mounting base 711 when assembled to the mounting base 711, the same applies hereinafter) is a closed surface. The spacer member 741 is formed of a colorless and transparent synthetic resin material. The projected area of the spacer member 741 substantially matches the area of the board mounting portion 712 of the mounting base 711. In addition, the thickness of the spacer member 741 is substantially the same as the length of the leg portion 721 of the mounting base 711 or slightly smaller than the length of the leg portion 721. Therefore, the spacer member 741 has substantially the same occupied volume as the back space of the board mounting portion 712 of the mounting base 711, and is just fit in the back space.

  However, the open surface and the closed surface of the opposing front and back sides of the spacer member 741 can be reversed. That is, of the opposing front and back sides of the spacer member 741, the front side (mounting base 711 side) is a closed surface, and the back side (the side opposite to the mounting base 711) is an open surface. Alternatively, both the opposite front and back sides of the spacer member 741 can be a closed surface or an open surface. In addition, in order to make both the surfaces closed, a flat plate material is preferably attached later.

  A large number of lattice-like ribs 742 are formed on the spacer member 741, and the large number of ribs 742 prevents a relatively large one from being formed as a space-like lump. That is, the space is subdivided. Further, by providing a large number of ribs 742, the weight of the spacer member 741 can be reduced while obtaining a desired effect such as space subdivision. In this case, since the spacer member 741 is formed of a transparent material, even if a part of the rib 742 is cut off, the discovery is easy. Moreover, since the back side (the side opposite to the mounting base 711) of the spacer member 741 is a closed surface as described above, it is difficult to take off the rib 742 with a tool such as a nipper. Can do. Therefore, the space subdivided by the ribs 742 will not be illegally expanded.

  Locking pieces 745 and 746 extending to the front side (mounting base 711 side) of the spacer member 741 are formed at the left and right ends of the spacer member 741. Claw portions are formed at the tip portions of the left and right locking pieces 745 and 746 so as to face the inside. In addition, a locking piece 747 for locking and fixing the spacer member 741 to the mounting base 711 is formed on the front side (mounting base 711 side) of the spacer member 741.

  As shown in FIG. 35B, a rectangular recess 751 is formed on the back side of the spacer member 741 (the side opposite to the mounting base 711). The concave portion 751 is provided in consideration of the mounting partner side (game board side) of the unit 700, and the concave portion 751 can avoid interference with a protruding portion or member on the back of the game board. ing. Specifically, it is provided in order to avoid interference with a variable winning device (a so-called large winning attacker, including a solenoid for driving the attacker, a relay board, etc.) provided on the game board.

  Further, the spacer member 741 has a notch 752 for avoiding interference with the locking tool on the main control device 701 side when mounted on the mounting base 711 and enabling the locking tool to be rotated. Is formed, and a rectangular notch 753 is formed to avoid interference with the sealed screw storage portion 729 provided on the mounting base 711.

  By assembling the spacer member 741 behind the mounting base 711, these two members are integrated. 36A shows the mounting base 711 and the spacer member 741 before integration, and FIG. 36B shows the mounting base 711 and the spacer member 741 after integration.

  Here, when the spacer member 741 is assembled behind the board mounting portion 712 in the mounting base 711, the locking pieces 745 and 746 of the spacer member 741 are inserted into the slit holes 717 and 718 on the mounting base 711 side. Then, as shown in FIG. 36 (b), the front end portions of the locking pieces 745 and 746 protrude to the substrate mounting surface 712a side of the substrate mounting portion 712 through the slit holes 717 and 718, and the claw portions provided at the front end portions. Is locked to the substrate mounting surface 712a. At this time, the claw portion provided at the distal end portion of the locking piece 747 of the spacer member 741 is locked to the standing portion 713 of the mounting base 711. At this time, the locking of the locking pieces 745, 746, 747 can be released with a finger or the like, and the mounting base 711 and the spacer member 741 can be separated again by the releasing operation.

  After the mounting base 711 and the spacer member 741 are integrated as shown in FIG. 36 (b), the seal seal SF is pasted so as to straddle the standing portion 713 of the mounting base 711 and the locking piece 747 of the spacer member 741. Is done. When the seal seal SF is once applied and then peeled off, the adhesive is peeled off from the seal label and cannot be applied again. When the seal seal SF is peeled off, the trace remains. Yes. Therefore, after the mounting base 711 and the spacer member 741 are integrated, it can be confirmed whether or not they are separated.

  Then, after the integration of the mounting base 711 and the spacer member 741 is completed, the main controller 701 is mounted on the board mounting portion 712 of the mounting base 711. This is the state shown in FIG. At this time, the main controller 701 is held by the claw portions formed on the upright portions 715 and 716 on the mounting base 711 side. Further, the main controller 701 is mounted on the board mounting portion 712, so that the locking portion by the locking pieces 745 and 746 is the main controller 701 (of the portion where the mounting base 711 and the spacer member 741 are connected). It will be hidden behind the substrate box 702). Therefore, it becomes impossible to release the locked state by the locking pieces 745 and 746, and as a result, the mounting base 711 and the spacer member 741 cannot be separated.

  Further, in a state where the main control device 701 is mounted on the board mounting portion 712 of the mounting base 711, on the back side of the board mounting portion 712, the locking tool provided on the board box 702 of the main control device 710 is rotated. Is called. Therefore, the main controller 701 cannot be removed by the locking action of the locking tool. Further, in a state where the main control device 701 is mounted on the board mounting portion 712, the coupling piece 706 of the main control device 701 and the coupled piece 725 on the mounting base 711 are aligned so as to overlap each other. In this case, a sealing process is performed between the main controller 701 and the mounting base 711 by screwing a sealing screw into one of the four sets of the coupling piece 706 and the coupled piece 725.

  When the main controller 701 is mounted on the board mounting portion 712 as described above, firstly, the locking pieces 745 and 746 connecting the mounting base 711 and the spacer member 741 are hidden behind the main controller 701. That the connection is impossible, secondly, that the locking tool is turned on the back side of the board mounting portion 712, and thirdly, the main controller 701 and the mounting base. Since the sealing process is performed between the mounting base 711 and the spacer member 741, the difficulty of illegally separating the mounting base 711 and the spacer member 741 is increased. That is, here, the above-mentioned triple countermeasures are taken in order to suppress the unauthorized removal of the spacer member 741 (including the seal sticker SF affixed to the mounting base 711 and the spacer member 741, it can be said that this is a quadruple illegal countermeasure. ).

  When the main controller unit 700 is mounted on the game board 771, the main controller 701, the mounting base 711, and the spacer member 741 are integrated as described above, and then the bearing portion 724 of the mounting base 711 is attached to the game board 771 side. The support 700 is pivotally supported, and the unit 700 is rotated around the support shaft so that the tip of the leg 721 of the mounting base 711 is brought into contact with the back side of the game board 771. Then, the main controller unit 700 is fixed to the game board 771 by the nai latch 732. The mounted state is the state shown in FIG.

  Although a detailed description is omitted, in FIG. 37, a liquid crystal display device is attached to the game board 771 and a display control device for driving the liquid crystal display device is attached. The liquid crystal display device and the display control device are arranged so as to overlap in the front-rear direction (the liquid crystal display device is the front and the display control device is the rear), and the audio lamp control device unit 780 is mounted on the rear side. The sound lamp control device unit 780 includes a sound lamp control device 781 and a mounting base 782 as a pedestal member. The sound lamp control device 781 is mounted on the mounting base 782. The main controller unit 700 is attached below the audio lamp controller unit 780 so as to be arranged side by side.

  In a state where the main controller unit 700 is attached to the game board 771 side, the space behind the board mounting portion 712 of the mounting base 711 is filled with the spacer member 741, so that the space area behind the mounting base 711 is illegal. Abuse can be suppressed.

  In the mounting base 711, the leg portion 721 extending to the back side is composed of left and right side portions 721a, 721b and a lower side portion 721c, and the back space of the board mounting portion 712 is opened upward, but the main controller unit. 700 is disposed adjacent to the sound lamp control device unit 780, the display system device, and the like, and the upper opening portion of the opening that communicates with the space behind the board mounting portion 712 is closed by the sound lamp control device unit 780 and the like. . Accordingly, it is difficult to perform an illegal act on the spacer member 741. That is, it is impossible to remove the spacer member 741 illegally or to remove a part of the spacer member 741.

  An accessory such as a variable winning device (large winning attacker) or a substrate device is provided on the back side of the game board 771, but interference can be avoided by a recess 751 formed in the spacer member 741. At this time, a board device such as a relay board and various wirings can be efficiently arranged.

(Fourth embodiment)
In the present embodiment, a part of the main controller unit 700 described in the third embodiment is changed, and here, the difference will be mainly described. In particular, in the present embodiment, the mounting base 711 and the spacer member 741 are connected to each other in an inseparable manner by connecting means (connecting pieces 811 and 812) that enable only the first connecting operation and disable the subsequent releasing operation. It is a feature.

  FIG. 38 is a perspective view showing a configuration of the spacer member 741, and FIG. 39 is a perspective view showing an integrated state of the mounting base 711 and the spacer member 741. In the configuration shown in FIGS. 38 and 39, components having the same configurations or functions as those described in the third embodiment are given the same member numbers and the description thereof is simplified. The main controller 701 and the mounting base 711 have the same configuration as that of the third embodiment, and refer to the above description for details (FIGS. 32 to 34, etc.).

  As shown in FIG. 38, the spacer member 741 has a hollow block-like three-dimensional shape as a whole, is formed of a colorless and transparent synthetic resin material, has a large number of lattice-like ribs 742, and the like. The configuration is the same as that of the third embodiment.

  The difference in configuration is that, in the spacer member 741, the locking pieces 745 to 747 (see FIG. 35) described in the third embodiment are eliminated, and instead are locked to the left and right ends. Receiving portions 801 and 802 are provided. The latch receiving portions 801 and 802 are formed in a substantially U-shape, and the positions facing the mounting base 711 are openings 801a and 802a. In a state where the spacer member 741 is attached to the back of the mounting base 711, the locking receiving portions 801 and 802 of the spacer member 741 are positions corresponding to the slit holes 717 and 718 formed in the board mounting portion 712 of the mounting base 711. Arranged. Actually, the latch receiving portions 801 and 802 are disposed immediately behind the slit holes 717 and 718.

  Assuming an integrated state of the mounting base 711 and the spacer member 741, the latch receiving portions 801 and 802 have three substantially U-shaped surfaces, a side surface of the main body of the spacer member 741, and leg portions of the mounting base 711. A space surrounded by 721 (side portions 721a and 721b) and the board mounting portion 712 of the mounting base 711 is formed. This space becomes a closed space opened only by the slit holes 717 and 718 on the mounting base 711 side.

  In FIG. 39, (a) shows a state in which the mounting base 711 and the spacer member 741 are integrated, and (b) shows a state in which the connecting pieces 811 and 812 are further attached to the integrated product. . In the state shown in FIG. 39A, the slit holes 717 and 718 on the mounting base 711 side remain open. However, a closed space defined by the latch receiving portions 801, 802 and the like is formed behind the above as described above.

  Then, the connecting pieces 811 and 812 are inserted into the slit holes 717 and 718 on the mounting base 711 side, respectively. The connecting pieces 811 and 812 are formed of a colorless and transparent synthetic resin material. The connecting pieces 811 and 812 include flat plate portions 811a and 812a and a pair of locking portions 811b and 812b provided upright from the flat plate portions 811a and 812a. A claw portion is formed so as to face. The flat plate portions 811a and 812a are equal to the slit holes 717 and 718 or larger than the slit holes 717 and 718. The distance between the pair of locking portions 811b and 812b is substantially equal to the distance (opening length in the vertical direction) between the openings 801a and 802a of the locking receiving portions 801 and 802 provided on the spacer member 741.

  In the configuration described above, when the locking portions 811b and 812b of the connecting pieces 811 and 812 are inserted into the slit holes 717 and 718 on the mounting base 711 side, the front end claw portions of the connecting pieces 811 and 812 ( The claw portions of the locking portions 811b and 812b) are locked to the locking receiving portions 801 and 802 on the spacer member 741 side. At this time, the front end claw portions of the connecting pieces 811 and 812 are locked on the back side of the board mounting portion 712, and it is impossible to release the locked state from the front side of the mounting base 711. Further, since the latch receiving portions 801 and 802 are also open on only one side on the back side of the mounting base 711, it is impossible to release the latched state of the connecting pieces 811 and 812. It has become.

  More specifically, in a state where the spacer member 741 and the mounting base 711 are integrated, the locking receiving portions 801 and 802 have a closed space (substantially) opened only by the slit holes 717 and 718 on the mounting base 711 side. A space surrounded by three U-shaped surfaces, a side surface of the spacer member body, a leg portion 721 of the mounting base 711, and a substrate mounting portion 712 of the mounting base 711 is formed. When the connecting pieces 811 and 812 are inserted into the slit holes 717 and 718, the tip claws of the connecting pieces 811 and 812 are accommodated in the closed space, and the slit holes 717 and 717 are the only opening portions of the closed space. 718 is closed by the flat plate portions 811a and 812a of the connecting pieces 811 and 812. Accordingly, it is impossible or extremely difficult for a finger, a tool, or the like to enter the closed space, and the locked state of the connecting pieces 811 and 812 cannot be released. As described above, once the connection pieces 811 and 812 are completely inserted, the connection pieces 811 and 812 cannot be removed thereafter, and as a result, the mounting base 711 and the spacer member 741 cannot be separated.

  Then, after the integration of the mounting base 711 and the spacer member 741 is completed, the main controller 701 is mounted on the board mounting portion 712 of the mounting base 711 (state shown in FIG. 33). At this time, the main control device 701 is mounted on the board mounting portion 712, so that the connecting pieces 811 and 812 are hidden behind the main control apparatus 701 (board box 702). Accordingly, it is possible to make it difficult to carry out a forced fraud attempt to destroy the connecting pieces 811 and 812.

  When the main control device 701 is mounted, the locking tool provided on the board box 702 of the main control device 710 is rotated, and the sealing process is performed on any of the four sets of the coupling pieces 706 and the coupled pieces 725. What is applied is as described above.

  In the state where the main controller 701 is mounted on the board mounting portion 712 as described above, firstly, it is difficult to unlock the connecting pieces 811 and 812 connecting the mounting base 711 and the spacer member 741. Secondly, the connecting pieces 811 and 812 are hidden behind the main controller 701, and thirdly, the locking tool is rotated on the back side of the board mounting portion 712, 4. Since the sealing process is performed between the main controller 701 and the mounting base 711, the difficulty of illegally separating the mounting base 711 and the spacer member 741 is enhanced. That is, here, the above-described quadruple measures are taken in order to suppress unauthorized removal of the spacer member 741.

  As described above, according to the fourth embodiment, as in each of the above-described embodiments, it is possible to realize a configuration in which a control device or the like can be efficiently installed, and to take sufficient countermeasures against improperness in such a configuration.

  In addition, when the mounting base 711 and the spacer member 741 are integrated, they are coupled inseparably by coupling means (coupling pieces 811 and 812) that allow only the first coupling operation and not the subsequent coupling release operation. Therefore, the difficulty of removing the spacer member 741 from the mounting base 711 can be increased. Therefore, the fraud prevention effect can be further enhanced.

  Further, at this time, after the main control device 701 is mounted on the board mounting portion 712 of the mounting base 711, the connecting pieces 811 and 812 are covered by the main control device 701, so that the fraud prevention effect can be further enhanced. .

  In addition, it is not limited to the description content of embodiment mentioned above, For example, you may implement as follows.

  (A) The spacer member provided in the space behind the mounting base 251 in the first control board unit 201 may be configured as shown in FIG. In FIG. 40, the modification about the spacer member 285 is shown. In FIG. 40A, it is the same that a large number of ribs 286 are provided on the spacer member 285 in a lattice shape, but the installation area of the ribs 286 is limited to a part. That is, the spacer member 285 is provided with a spatial subdivision area that subdivides the space and a non-subdivision area that does not subdivide the space. Here, the rib 286 is provided only in the upper half region of the figure. In addition, the rib 286 may be configured to be limited to a specific region such as the lower half, the right half, and the left half.

  In FIG. 40B, the spacer member 285 is provided with a plurality of columnar bosses 621 in a dotted manner instead of a large number of lattice-like ribs 286. As the column member, a column member having a polygonal shape, a cross-shaped cross section, a T-shaped cross section, a crank shape, a cross-sectional donut shape, or the like may be provided. Even in such a configuration, a member that blocks the space behind the mounting base 251 can be appropriately disposed. As a result, it is possible to realize a configuration suitable for suppressing the installation of an unauthorized substrate. For example, when the cylindrical bosses 621 are provided in a dotted manner, the outer diameter is preferably large. This is because if the outer diameter is increased, it is difficult to insert an unauthorized tool or the like linearly (especially effective when the bosses 621 are arranged in a staggered pattern). In order to increase the outer diameter, it is desirable that the hollow shape has a donut cross section.

  In addition, as shown in FIG. 40C, the spacer 285 can be provided with a mixture of ribs 623 and bosses 624. Each of the above configurations can be similarly applied to the spacer members 601 and 741.

  (B) In the spacer member (spacer member 285 or the like), when the length of the lattice-shaped rib in the depth direction (the depth direction of the space portion) is larger than the length of one side of the opening section formed by each rib. good. Similarly, the length of the lattice-shaped ribs in the depth direction (the depth direction of the space portion) is the length of the longest opening portion defined by each rib (if the opening portion is a square, the diagonal portion It should be larger than (length). In addition, when the opening of the space subdivided by the spacer member is formed in a circular shape, the length in the depth direction (depth direction of the space portion) is preferably larger than the diameter dimension of the opening.

  (C) It is preferable to provide ribs, bosses, and the like formed on the spacer member (spacer member 285 and the like) along the parts while avoiding the parts (such as various accessories and relay boards) provided on the game board side. That is, in the spacer member, the length dimensions of the ribs and bosses are adjusted in consideration of the mounting partner side (game board side) of the control board unit having the spacer member. In this case, when viewed from the whole spacer member, the surface on the game board side is formed with a concave part and a convex part, so that the concave part can avoid interference with the protruding part or member on the back of the game board. It has become. More specifically, the concave portion avoids interference with an electric combination provided on the game board, a relay board, a connector, a collective board unit, and the like. At this time, the distance between the ribs, bosses, etc., and the electrically-powered article or relay board on the back side of the game board may be about several mm (for example, about 5-10 mm). In this configuration, ribs, bosses, and the like formed on the spacer member (spacer member 285, etc.) are extended to positions close to components (such as various accessories and relay boards) provided on the game board side. It can also be said. In this case, the distance between the rib or boss of the spacer member and the relay board or connector is preferably larger than the distance between the rib or boss and the collective plate unit. As a result, it is possible to relatively easily handle the electrical wiring connected to the connector. More specifically, the back side of the spacer member (more specifically, ribs and the like) is formed so as to project both the left and right sides thereof toward the assembly board unit while avoiding interference with the relay board and the connector. It can be said that the ribs and the like, and the relay board and the connector are formed so as to overlap in the front-rear direction. By adopting such a configuration, it is possible to avoid placing an illegal board or the like in a portion that becomes a blind spot by the relay board or the like when the main body frame 12 is released from the outer frame 11 (that is, a region closer to the opening / closing center than the relay board) It is possible to suppress fraud appropriately.

  (D) In the first embodiment, the spacer member 285 is provided with a large number of lattice-shaped ribs 286, and each space (divided space) partitioned by the ribs 286 is configured to extend in the front-rear direction. I changed this. The space (subdivided space) may extend in the left-right direction or the up-down direction. In this case, for example, a plurality of partition plates extending in the up-down direction or the left-right direction are provided between the two front and rear plate members. Thereby, in the spacer member, a subdivision space extending in the left-right direction or the up-down direction can be formed. In this configuration, since both the front and rear surfaces of the spacer member 285 are closed surfaces, even if there is a hole or opening in the board mounting portion of the base member (mounting base 251), an illegal act is performed through the hole or opening. Can be excluded. The same applies to the spacer members 601 and 741.

  (E) In the above embodiment, the thickness of the spacer member 285 is approximately the same as the length of the leg of the mounting base 251 or slightly smaller than the length of the leg of the mounting base 251. Change the configuration. For example, the thickness of the spacer member 285 may be longer than the length of the leg portion of the mounting base 251. In this case, the spacer member 285 exists so as to protrude from the leg portion of the mounting base 251. Therefore, the presence / absence of the spacer member 285 and the normal state can be easily confirmed. The same applies to the spacer members 601 and 741.

  (F) In the above embodiment, the spacer member 285 is formed of a colorless and transparent synthetic resin material. However, the spacer member 285 may be formed of a colored material by changing this. However, if a colored material is used, the internal visibility deteriorates, and thus measures may be required. As described above, when the front side (mounting base 251 side) of the spacer member 285 is a closed surface and the back side (the side opposite to the mounting base 251) is an open surface, this is not a problem. If the front side (mounting base 251 side) of the spacer member 285 is an open surface and the back side (opposite side of the mounting base 251) is a closed surface, It is preferable to make the inside visually visible as a configuration in which a transparent plate is attached to the side opposite to the mounting base 251 (the same applies when both surfaces are closed). The same applies to the spacer members 601 and 741.

  (G) The spacer member may be formed using a plurality of spacer forming pieces. The specific configuration will be described with reference to FIG. 41 (a) and 41 (b) are perspective views showing the configuration of the spacer forming piece 831. FIGS. 41 (c) and (d) show a state in which a spacer member is formed by combining two spacer forming pieces 831. It is sectional drawing.

  In the configuration shown in FIG. 41A, the spacer forming piece 831 includes a base plate portion 832 and a plurality of upstanding ribs 833 that are erected on the base plate portion 832. In the configuration shown in FIG. 41 (b), the spacer forming piece 831 includes a base plate portion 832 and a plurality of upright pins 834 erected on the base plate portion 832. The standing rib 833 and the standing pin 834 correspond to the protruding portion. Then, as shown in FIG. 41C, the spacer ribs 833 are combined with each other so that the protruding ribs 833 protrude from each other to form a spacer member. Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 41D, the spacer member is formed by combining the two spacer forming pieces 831 with the protruding direction of the standing rib 833 in the same direction. However, in the case of (d), it is necessary to form a through hole 835 for penetrating the standing rib 833 in at least one base plate portion 832. 41 (c) and 41 (d), the two spacer forming pieces 831 are assembled such that the standing ribs 833 are arranged differently.

  When two spacer forming pieces 831 are combined, in addition to the combination having both standing ribs 833 as described above, the combination having both standing pins 834, or the combination having the standing ribs 833 and the standing pins 834, respectively. It is possible to Further, three or more spacer forming pieces 831 can be combined. The shape of the protruding portion may be a lattice shape, a short-side fin shape, a cross-sectional L shape, a cross-sectional T shape, a crank shape, a cross-sectional donut shape, or the like.

  As described above, by combining the plurality of spacer forming pieces 831, finer subdivision can be easily realized in the hollow portion of the spacer member. In other words, when a protruding portion such as a rib is manufactured, the installation interval is limited due to manufacturing convenience. However, the combination of a plurality of spacer forming pieces 831 can reduce the installation interval. For example, when the spacer member is resin-molded, the installation interval of the protrusions is limited due to restrictions such as the size of the mold, but the above configuration eliminates this inconvenience.

  (H) In the first embodiment, a screw (general-purpose screw) that can be tightened and removed is used as the connecting means for connecting the mounting base 251 and the spacer member 285. A sealing screw such as a break screw or a one-way screw may be used. The sealing screw corresponds to “a coupling means that allows only the first coupling operation and disables the subsequent coupling release operation”. Further, as the coupling means, a press-fit pin may be used instead of the sealing screw. In this case, the side opposite to the insertion port of the hole for press-fitting the press-fit pin is closed, and the press-fit pin is pushed in until it is completely immersed in the hole. As a result, after the press-fit pin is press-fitted, the press-fit pin cannot be pulled out (that is, uncoupled). The press-fit pin is preferably provided with a return portion, which makes it more difficult to remove the press-fit pin.

  (I) In the third and fourth embodiments, the coupling pieces 811 and 812 are used as the coupling means (particularly, the coupling means that allows only the first coupling operation and disables the subsequent coupling release operation). You may change this. For example, a sealing screw such as a break screw or a one-way screw is used.

  (J) In the third and fourth embodiments described above, the configuration in which the spacer member 741 is integrated with the mounting base 711 in the main controller unit 700 has been described. It is possible to apply a configuration in which the spacer member is integrated.

  (K) The spacer member 285 provided in the space behind the mounting base 251 in the first control board unit 201 can be configured by an assembly of a plurality of pieces (a plurality of spacer blocks). Specifically, the spacer member may be configured by arranging each piece (spacer block) in the vertical direction, the horizontal direction, or the front-rear direction. In this case, it is desirable to provide each individual piece (spacer block) with a coupling portion (sealing portion) that cannot be separated by the coupling process and that leaves traces after the coupling is released after the coupling. The coupling portions provided in the individual spacer blocks may be coupled with each other, or other spacer blocks and pedestal members (mounting base 251 etc.), spacer blocks and gaming machine main body (game board 30 etc.) ), A combination process may be performed between the spacer block and the control device (main control device 271 or the like). Alternatively, when a cover body is provided at the rear of the pachinko machine, a coupling process may be performed between the spacer block and the cover member. As the coupling member provided in the coupling portion, a seal seal, a seal screw, or the like is used.

  By configuring the spacer member as an aggregate of a plurality of spacer blocks, the three-dimensional shape as the spacer member can be variously changed by appropriately changing the combination of the spacer blocks. In this case, the spacer member can be easily formed to correspond to each space area, and can be suitably dealt with, for example, when the model / model is changed. In addition, since the coupling portion is provided for each spacer block, it is possible to prevent fraud such as any of the plurality of spacer blocks being removed illegally.

  In addition, a plurality of spacer members that are locked and coupled to the mounting base 251 by a hook portion may be used, and the spacer members may be coupled on the back side of the mounting base 251 by sealing means or the like. As the sealing means, a configuration with mechanical coupling, a sealing seal, or the like can be applied. The same applies to the base members (mounting bases 711) of the other embodiments.

  (L) In each of the above embodiments, the base member (mounting base 251 and the like) and the spacer member (spacer member 285 and the like) may be joined by the joining means. Specifically, an adhesive is attached to the contact surfaces of the base member (mounting base 251 and the like) and the spacer member (spacer member 285 and the like) to join both members. In addition, in the state which joined the base member and the spacer member, you may make it also perform the coupling | bonding process (sealing process) by a seal seal etc. to these both members.

  Or you may make it join the site | part which couple | bonds a base member (mounting base 251 grade | etc.,) And a spacer member (spacer member 285 grade | etc.,) Inseparably by a joining means. For example, in the configuration of the third embodiment, in a state where the mounting base 711 and the spacer member 741 are integrated, an adhesive is attached to the locking portion by the locking pieces 745 and 746 to join both members. . Furthermore, in the configuration of the fourth embodiment, in a state where the mounting base 711 and the spacer member 741 are integrated, an adhesive is attached to the connecting portion by the connecting pieces 811 and 812 to join both members. When joining by a joining means such as an adhesive, the joining portion is preferably a hidden part by the main controller or the like.

  Ultrasonic welding may be used as the joining means. In this case, it is preferable that the horn for ultrasonic vibration is brought into contact with the mounting base or the spacer member, and the horn is ultrasonically vibrated in this state to melt the mounting base and the spacer member to join them.

  (M) In the above embodiment, the spacer member 285 is mounted on the mounting base 251. However, the spacer member 285 may be modified and mounted on the game board 30 side. Also in this configuration, as described above, the space behind the mounting base 251 can be filled, and a deterrent against fraudulent activity can be exhibited. In this case, it is preferable to provide a configuration in which a part of the spacer member 285 is rotatably supported by the game board 30 so that the spacer member 285 can be rotated as necessary.

  (N) In the third and fourth embodiments, the configuration in which the spacer member 741 is integrated with the mounting base 711 in the main controller unit 700 has been described. It is possible to apply a configuration in which the spacer member is integrated.

  (O) In the above embodiment, as the configuration of the first control board unit 201, the mounting base 251 is mounted on the back side of the game board 30, and the main controller 271 and the board mounting portions 252 and 253 of the mounting base 251 are installed. Although the sound lamp control device 272 is mounted, this configuration is changed. For example, a plurality of leg members are erected on the back side of the game board 30 as pedestal members. Then, the main controller 271 and the sound lamp controller 272 are mounted by the leg members in a state of being separated from the back side of the game board 30 (floating state). In such a configuration, a spacer member is arranged in a space region (a region behind the main control device 271) formed between the back surface portion of the game board 30 and the main control device 271 so as to fill the space region.

  (P) A configuration in which the main control device and the sound lamp control device are mounted on the pedestal member, and further covered with a cover member (cover body) is conceivable. In addition to providing a spacer member in the area, the spacer member and the cover member (or the gaming machine main body) cannot be separated from each other by a joining process, and a coupling portion (sealing is performed so as to leave a trace by releasing the joining after joining) Means) may be provided. The specific configuration will be described with reference to FIG. Note that this corresponds to the configuration of the sound lamp control device 272 mounted on the mounting base 251 and the protective cover portion 354 that covers the sound lamp control device 272 in the first embodiment.

  42, on the back side of the game board 851, mounting bases 853 and 854 as pedestal members are attached, and a main control device 855 and an audio lamp control device 856 are mounted on the mounting bases 853 and 854, respectively. Yes. In this case, the configurations of the main control device 855 and the sound lamp control device 856 are the same as those of the main control device 271 and the sound lamp control device 272 described above. Spacer members 857 and 858 are attached to the back side (game board side) of the mounting bases 853 and 854, respectively. The configuration of the spacer members 857 and 858 is similar to the spacer member 285 described above. Further, a cover body 859 is attached to the back side of the game board 851 so as to cover at least the sound lamp control device 856 together with the mounting base 854. The cover body 859 has a rotation mechanism that is rotatably supported on the gaming machine body side, and is configured to be opened and closed as necessary. In the pachinko machine, a gaming ball tank is provided at the upper part on the back side of the gaming machine main body, and the cover body 859 has a configuration in which at least the upper surface portion is closed so that the gaming ball spilling from the tank does not hit the control devices. It has become. In this case, there is a surplus space in the space area formed by the cover body 859, and there is a concern that the surplus space may be misused to install illegal parts or the like.

  Therefore, in this example, a spacer member 860 is installed in a space region formed by the cover body 859, and the space region (excess space) is limited by the spacer member 860. That is, the space region (excess space) is filled with the spacer member 860. The spacer member 860 is formed of a colorless and transparent synthetic resin material. The configuration is similar to the spacer member 285 described above. In addition, the spacer member 860 and the game board 851 (or the cover body 859 may be provided) are provided with a sealing member 861 that makes it impossible to separate both of them by a joining process and leaves traces after the joining is released. It has been. The sealing member 861 can be applied with a structure with mechanical coupling or a sealing seal.

  According to the above configuration, not only the space area behind the mounting bases 853 and 854 but also the space area (surplus space) formed by the cover body 859 can be reduced or eliminated, and illegal use using the space area can be performed. Installation of a substrate or the like can be suppressed. Furthermore, since the spacer member 860 and the game board 851 are sealed and joined by the sealing member 861, it is possible to sufficiently exert a deterrent against fraud.

  In the configuration of FIG. 42, since there is a space area (excess space) between the main controller 855 and the sound lamp controller 856, another spacer member is used to limit (fill) the space area. May be installed. In addition, it is also possible to provide a structure in which spacer members are provided above and below the mounting bases 853 and 854 and the spacer members are coupled to each other by a coupling means (sealing means).

  (Q) In each of the above embodiments, the spacer member is made of synthetic resin. However, the spacer member may be made of a light metal such as aluminum or a ceramic such as ceramics. However, it can be said that the synthetic resin is advantageous in terms of ease of molding, weight reduction, and cost reduction.

  (R) In addition to manufacturing the spacer member (spacer member 285, etc.) with a transparent material, the control board and board case of the control device (main controller 271 etc.) and the mounting part of the base member (board mounting of the mounting base 251) Part 252 and the like) may be formed of a transparent material. The term “transparency” used herein includes not only colorless and transparent but also colored and transparent. As for the control substrate (main substrate or the like), a transparent substrate formed of an insulating transparent material is employed. As the transparent substrate, a quartz substrate, a glass substrate, a sapphire substrate, or a plastic substrate is preferably used. In this case, each member is formed of a transparent material, so that the spacer member behind it can be confirmed through the control device and the pedestal member. Therefore, it can be confirmed that the spacer member is normally attached. In addition, it can be confirmed that there are no fraud holes or openings in the spacer member, and that ribs or bosses are not cut off illegally when ribs or bosses are formed in the spacer member. .

  Since a large number of ground patterns are formed on the control board, it is conceivable that the visibility is lowered by the ground pattern even if the board itself is made a transparent body. Therefore, the ground pattern may be provided along the peripheral edge of the control board.

  Regarding the spacer member, when the portion of the pedestal member facing the substrate mounting portion is a closed surface, the spacer member may be transparent (at least the closed surface is transparent). The spacer member may be non-transparent in the case where the portion opposite to the surface is an open surface. In other words, since the portion facing the pedestal member is open, fraudulent confirmation of the spacer member becomes possible.

  In addition, the spacer member (spacer member 285, etc.) provided on the back side of the mounting portion can be visually recognized in the control device (main control device 271 etc.) and the base member mounting portion (substrate mounting portion 252, etc. of the mounting base 251). A visual recognition means may be provided. For example, as a visual recognition means, a viewing window or an opening is provided in a control board or board case of the control device, or a mounting part of a base member. Even in this configuration, it is possible to check the spacer member behind the control device and the base member as described above. Therefore, it can be confirmed that the spacer member is normally attached. In addition, it can be confirmed that there are no fraud holes or openings in the spacer member, and that ribs or bosses are not cut off illegally when ribs or bosses are formed in the spacer member. . The control board and board case of the control device (main control device 271 and the like) and the mounting portion of the base member (substrate mounting portion 252 and the like of the mounting base 251) are not made transparent and some of them are made non-transparent. In this case, a viewing window or an opening may be provided for the non-transparent member.

  (S) The spacer member may be a hollow block shape (solid shape) other than the hollow block shape.

  (T) In the second and second embodiments, the two board mounting portions 252 and 253 that are parallel to the back surface of the game board 30 are substantially L-shaped on the mounting base 251 of the first control board unit 201. In addition, the step is provided, but this configuration is changed. For example, at least one of the board mounting portions 252 and 253 is provided non-parallel to the back surface of the game board 30. The board mounting portions 252 and 253 are provided in a substantially T shape. In this case, for example, the board mounting portion 252 for the main control device 271 is connected to the midway position of the board mounting portion 253 for the sound lamp control device 272. In addition, the board mounting portions 252 and 253 can be provided in a substantially cross shape.

  In addition, the longitudinal directions of the board mounting portions 252 and 253 are the same, and they are arranged horizontally or vertically. Further, the steps of the board mounting portions 252 and 253 are eliminated, and the heights are substantially the same. However, in this case, in consideration of securing the space behind the board mounting portion 252 for the main control device 271, the board mounting portion 253 for the sound lamp control device 272 is also the back side of the game board 30, as with the board mounting portion 252. It is good to arrange | position so that it may space apart from. Furthermore, it is set as the structure which provides three or more board | substrate mounting parts. For example, when three substrate mounting portions are provided, each substrate mounting portion can be provided so as to be bent on three sides.

  (U) The control device mounted on the mounting base 251 together with the main control device 271 may be changed from the sound lamp control device 272 to another control device. Alternatively, another control device may be mounted on the mounting base 251 together with the main control device 271 in addition to the sound lamp control device 272. As another control device, a display control device for carrying out symbol display control can be considered.

  (V) The leg portion may be provided separately from the mounting base 251. For example, the plate unit is provided on the collective plate unit 215 attached to the back surface of the game board 30 so as to stand rearward, and this plate unit is used as a shielding unit.

  (W) In the first and second embodiments described above, in the mounting base 251 of the first control board unit 201, the upper opening among the openings leading to the space behind the board mounting part 252 for the main controller 271. However, instead of the variable display unit 35, another component member provided adjacent to the first control board unit 201 (mounting base 251) may be used.

  (X) In the first and second embodiments described above, the first control board unit 201 (mounting base 251) is attached to the back surface of the game board 30. The first control board unit 201 may be attached to another member. For example, the first control board unit 201 (mounting base 251) is attached to the main body frame 12 constituting the gaming machine main body.

  (Y) In the first and second embodiments, the control devices 271 and 272 having substantially the same height are mounted on the board mounting portions 252 and 253 on the mounting base 251 of the first control board unit 201. Change this configuration. For example, the heights of the control devices mounted on the board mounting portions 252 and 253 are different, a relatively tall control device is mounted on the lower side, and a relatively short control device is mounted on the upper side. It is good also as a structure to mount. In this case, it becomes possible to make the height (protrusion) of each control device to the rear of the pachinko machine 10 substantially equal. Therefore, a desirable layout of the control device or the like can be realized.

  (Z) In the above embodiment, on the back side of the pachinko machine 10, various control devices are distributed and mounted on the two control board units (first control board unit 201, second control board unit 202). The configuration can also be changed, and three or more control board units (that is, mounting bases) may be provided.

  (A1) A pedestal member for mounting a member other than the control device may be attached to the main body frame 12 or the game board 30. As a member other than the control device, a power supply device 313, an electric member such as a motor or a solenoid, a game ball passage member, and the like are conceivable.

  (A2) Another type of ball game machine different from the above embodiment, for example, a game machine such as a pachinko machine, an arrange ball machine, or a sparrow ball provided with other objects, or a game ball (pachinko instead of a medal) It can be applied to a ball-cylinder type game machine that uses a ball).

  In a ball-type spinning machine, a reel device (cylinder device) with a plurality of symbols on the outer periphery, devices such as a bet switch and start lever operated by the player, and taking in game balls A take-in device or the like is provided for counting the game balls that are allowed or forbidden and sequentially taken. In this case, the game balls stored in the ball tray are guided to the take-in device via the alignment passage portion and the take-in port. Then, in response to the player's operation of the bet switch, the take-in device takes in the game balls, and the start of each game (reel rotation accompanying the start lever operation) is allowed according to the number of game balls taken in. Is done.

It is a front view which shows the pachinko machine in one embodiment. It is a perspective view which expands or shows the main structures of a pachinko machine. It is a front view which shows the front structure of the main body frame which comprises a pachinko machine. It is a front view which shows the structure of a game board. It is a rear view which shows the structure of a front door frame. It is a rear view which shows the structure of a pachinko machine. It is a disassembled perspective view which decomposes | disassembles and shows the back surface structure of a pachinko machine for every main part. It is a schematic diagram which shows arrangement | positioning of the 1st control board unit in the back surface of a pachinko machine, a 2nd control board unit, and a back pack unit. It is a rear view which shows the structure of a main body frame and a game board. It is a perspective view which shows the back surface structure of a main body frame. It is a perspective view which shows the back surface structure of a game board. It is a perspective view which shows the structure of a bearing metal fitting. It is a front view which shows the structure of a 1st control board unit. It is a rear view which shows the structure of a 1st control board unit. It is a perspective view which shows the structure of a 1st control board unit. It is a perspective view which shows the structure of a 1st control board unit. It is a disassembled perspective view of a 1st control board unit. It is a perspective view which shows the structure of a main controller. It is a perspective view which shows the structure of a mounting base. It is a perspective view which shows the structure of a spacer member. It is a side view of the state which attached the 1st control board unit to the back of the game board. It is a front view which shows the structure of a 2nd control board unit. It is a perspective view which shows the structure of a 2nd control board unit. It is a disassembled perspective view of a 2nd control board unit. It is a front view which shows the structure of a back pack unit. It is a disassembled perspective view of a back pack unit. It is a block diagram which shows the electric constitution of a pachinko machine. In 2nd Embodiment, it is a perspective view which shows the structure of a 1st control board unit. In 2nd Embodiment, it is a perspective view which shows the structure of a 1st control board unit. In 2nd Embodiment, it is a disassembled perspective view of a 1st control board unit. In 2nd Embodiment, it is a disassembled perspective view of a 1st control board unit. In 3rd Embodiment, it is a front view which shows the structure of the main controller unit. In 3rd Embodiment, it is a perspective view which shows the structure of the main controller unit. In 3rd Embodiment, it is a perspective view which shows the structure of a mounting base. In 3rd Embodiment, it is a perspective view which shows the structure of a spacer member. In 3rd Embodiment, it is a perspective view which shows the state before and behind integration at the time of integrating a mounting base and a spacer member. In 3rd Embodiment, it is a front view which shows the state which attached the main controller unit to the back surface of the game board. In 4th Embodiment, it is a perspective view which shows the structure of a spacer member. In 4th Embodiment, it is a perspective view which shows the integrated state of a mounting base and a spacer member. It is a front view which shows another structure of a spacer member. It is a figure which shows another structure of a spacer member. It is a figure which shows the installation conditions, such as a main controller, in the back side of a game board.

Explanation of symbols

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 ... Pachinko machine, 11 ... Outer frame, 12 ... Main body frame, 13 ... Front door frame, 30 ... Game board, 35 ... Variable display unit, 38 ... Notch, 41 ... 1st symbol display apparatus, 50 ... Rail unit, 91 ... Cylinder lock, 101 ... Window, 201 ... First control board unit, 202 ... Second control board unit, 203 ... Back pack unit, 214 ... Display control device, 235 ... Bearing bracket, 248 ... Interlocking rod, 251 ... Installation 252 ... 253 ... Board mounting part, 252a, 253a ... Board mounting surface, 255 ... Coupled piece, 261 ... Lower leg part, 262 ... Upper leg part, 271 ... Main controller, 272 ... Sound lamp controller, 273 ... Board box, 278 ... Locking tool, 285 ... Spacer member, 286 ... Rib, 295 ... Coupling protrusion, 601 ... Spacer member, 602 ... Rib, 700 ... Main controller unit, 7 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Main control apparatus, 702 ... Board box, 704 ... Sealing part, 711 ... Mounting base, 712 ... Board mounting part, 712a ... Board mounting surface, 741 ... Spacer member, 745, 746 ... Locking piece, 771 ... Game board , 801, 802..., 811 b, 812 b, locking portion, 831, spacer forming piece, 833, standing rib, 834, standing pin, SF, sealing seal.

Claims (1)

A control board for controlling the game, and a control device having a board case for housing the control board;
A mounting portion for mounting the control device, and a pedestal member having a leg portion extending in a direction opposite to the substrate mounting portion of the mounting portion,
In the gaming machine in which the control device is mounted on the mounting portion and the leg portion is mounted on the back surface of the gaming machine body, and the base member is attached and fixed to the back side of the gaming machine body,
A spacer member is provided on the back side of the mounting portion of the pedestal member, and the pedestal member and the spacer member are unseparably coupled by coupling means, and the coupling device is covered by the control device mounted on the mounting portion. A gaming machine characterized by having a configuration.

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