JP2014100166A - Game machine - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve a problem that a fraudulent act, such as a replacement to a fraudulent board and an exchange of a wire harness, via an opening when removing a panel covering the opening of a front door.SOLUTION: A first locking part 153 of which a locking protrusion part 156 is provided at a tip side is extended to a panel 143 openably and closably stopping up an opening provided on a front door. A first part to be locked 137, where the first locking part 153 is locked, is provided at an edge of the opening. The locking protrusion part 156 is provided so as to project in a direction pushed by a foreign object W inserted into a clearance between the opening and the panel 143.

Description

  The present invention relates to a gaming machine including a front door that opens and closes an opening surface of a housing, and more particularly, to a gaming machine in which a panel is attached to the front door so as to close an opening provided in the front door.

  In general, a slot machine that is a gaming machine is provided with a front door for opening and closing inside a housing that houses various devices such as a rotating reel and a medal hopper. An opening is provided on the front side of the front door, and a panel showing game contents and characters of the slot machine is detachably attached to the opening.

  By the way, among general users (players) who play slot machines in pachinko parlors or the like, there are those who earn a large amount of medals by performing fraudulent acts (so-called goto acts). For example, the panel is removed from the opening by inserting a wire or the like through the gap between the opening provided in the front door and the panel attached to the opening, and the board provided in the housing is removed from the opening. There is a goto act that illegally wins medals by replacing them with Such goto acts not only caused great damage to pachinko parlors where slot machines are installed, but also caused discomfort such as unfairness to ordinary users.

  Conventionally, a hook portion having a protrusion is provided on the back side of the panel attached to the opening, and the protrusion hooks (hangs) on the edge of the opening of the front door. A gaming machine to which a panel is attached has been devised (for example, see Patent Document 1).

JP-A-2005-296406

  However, in the gaming machine described in Patent Document 1, when the panel is attached to the opening, the hook is hooked to the opening in a state in which the protrusion protrudes toward the gap between the opening and the panel. Therefore, for example, when the hook portion is pushed in by a wire inserted from the gap between the opening and the panel, the hook between the protrusion and the edge of the opening may be released and the panel may be removed. .

  Therefore, the present invention prevents the panel from being removed from the opening even if a foreign object such as a wire is inserted into the gap between the opening of the front door and the panel, and prevents the gouge action performed through the opening. An object is to provide a gaming machine.

The present invention includes a housing (2) whose front surface is opened, and a front door (3) that covers the opening of the housing (2) so as to be openable and closable.
A gaming machine (1) having an opening (105) formed in the front door (3),
A panel (143) for opening and closing the opening (105);
A first locking portion (153) extending from the back side of the panel (143) and provided with a locking projection (156) on the tip side;
A first locked portion (137) provided at an edge (136) of the opening (105) and locked by the locking protrusion (156) and locked by the first locking portion (153). ) And
The locking protrusion (156) protrudes in a direction to be pushed by a foreign object (W) inserted into a gap between the opening (105) and the panel (143).

The panel (143) includes a front panel portion (145) constituting a front side of the panel (143), a rear panel portion (156) constituting a rear side of the panel, and the panel (143). A second locking portion (150) locked to the edge (136) of the opening (105),
The edge (136) of the opening (105) is provided with a second locked portion (142) for locking the second locking portion (154),
The second locking portion (154) includes a front protrusion (150) provided on the front panel portion (145) and a rear protrusion (152) provided on the rear panel portion (146). Formed to stop,
The panel (143) includes the second locking portion (154) and the second locked portion (142), and the first locking portion (153) and the first locked portion ( 137) is held in the opening (105).

The panel (143) has a third locking portion (159) extending from the back side thereof,
The front door (3) is provided with a third locked portion (141) for locking the third locking portion (159) on the back side thereof,
The third locked portion (141) is formed to be movable along the edge of the opening (105),
As the third locked portion (141) moves, the third locking portion (159) locks with the third locked portion (159).

  The reference numerals in parentheses are for comparison with the drawings, and do not affect the description of the claims.

  According to the first aspect of the present invention, the first locking portion having the locking projection provided on the panel is provided, the first locked portion locked by the first locking portion is provided in the opening, and Since the stop protrusion protrudes in the direction pushed by the foreign matter inserted between the opening and the panel, the first locking portion is pushed in by the foreign matter inserted between the opening and the panel. Even in this case, it is possible to prevent the first locking portion from being locked with the first locked portion, and it is possible to prevent the panel from being removed from the opening. As a result, it is possible to prevent a go-to action performed by removing the panel.

  According to the second aspect of the present invention, the second locking portion is provided on the panel, and the second locking portion is engaged with the front protrusion provided on the front panel and the rear protrusion provided on the rear panel. Since it is configured to be stopped, for example, the locking portion locks compared to the case where the locking portion for locking the panel to the opening is provided in each of the front panel portion and the rear panel portion. The number of the locked portions can be reduced. Thereby, the manufacturing cost which manufactures a gaming machine can be held down.

  According to the invention which concerns on Claim 3, while providing the 3rd latching | locking part in a panel, the 3rd to-be-latched part which a 3rd latching | locking part latches can move along an opening part, When the third locking portion is locked to the third locked portion with the movement of the third locked portion, the third locked portion of the third locking portion is provided from the front side of the front door. Since it is made impossible to release the locking with the locking part, it is possible to prevent the panel from being removed from the opening even if the locking of the first locking part or the second locking part is released. . As a result, it is possible to prevent a go-to action performed by removing the panel.

The front view which shows the whole slot machine which concerns on this Embodiment. The perspective view which shows the state which the front door of the slot machine which concerns on this Embodiment is open. The perspective view which looked at the lower door of the slot machine which concerns on this Embodiment from the front side. The perspective view which looked at the lower door of the slot machine which concerns on this Embodiment from the back side. The rear view of the lower door of the slot machine which concerns on this Embodiment. The perspective view which shows the state at the time of attaching / detaching the board | substrate cover which concerns on this Embodiment to the board | substrate attachment part of the slot machine which concerns on this Embodiment. Sectional drawing of the substrate cover which concerns on this Embodiment (AA sectional drawing of FIG. 5). Sectional drawing (CC sectional drawing of FIG. 5) at the time of speaker mounting of the lower door of the slot machine concerning this Embodiment. The expanded sectional view at the time of speaker mounting of the lower door of the slot machine concerning this embodiment (CC sectional view of Drawing 5). Sectional drawing at the time of speaker mounting of the lower door of the slot machine which concerns on this Embodiment (BB sectional drawing of FIG. 5). The expanded sectional view at the time of jog dial attachment of the lower door of the slot machine concerning this embodiment (DD sectional view of Drawing 5). The disassembled perspective view which looked at the cabinet at the time of speaker mounting of the lower door of the slot machine which concerns on this Embodiment, a speaker, and the barrier bottom from the back side. The disassembled perspective view which looked at the cabinet at the time of speaker mounting of the lower door of the slot machine which concerns on this Embodiment, a speaker, and the barrier bottom from the front side. The perspective view which looked under the barrier at the time of speaker mounting | wearing of the lower door of the slot machine which concerns on this Embodiment from the front side. The perspective view which looked at the cabinet of the lower door of the slot machine which concerns on this Embodiment from the back side. The rear view of the cabinet of the lower door of the slot machine which concerns on this Embodiment. The disassembled perspective view which looked at the cabinet, lower panel, and jog dial of the lower door of the slot machine which concerns on this Embodiment from the front side. The perspective view which looked at the lower panel of the slot machine which concerns on this Embodiment from the back side. The disassembled perspective view of the front case of the lower panel of the slot machine which concerns on this Embodiment, a rear case, and a display sheet. The front view of the front case which comprises the lower panel of the slot machine which concerns on this Embodiment. The rear view of the rear case which comprises the lower panel of the slot machine which concerns on this Embodiment. The expanded longitudinal cross-sectional view of the 2nd latching | locking part at the time of superposing the front case and rear case of the slot machine which concerns on this Embodiment, and comprising the lower panel. The side view of the jog dial of the slot machine which concerns on this Embodiment. The rear view of the jog dial of the slot machine which concerns on this Embodiment. FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view (cross-sectional view taken along line EE in FIG. 5) of the lower door of the slot machine according to the present embodiment, and the upper hook is pressed by a wire inserted between the cabinet opening and the lower panel. The figure which shows a state. FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view (FF cross-sectional view of FIG. 5) of the lower door of the slot machine according to the present embodiment, showing a state in which the lower panel is illuminated by the LED substrate. It is sectional drawing which shows the modification of the board | substrate cover which concerns on this Embodiment.

  Hereinafter, the gaming machine according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. Note that the directions in the following description will be described with reference to the direction seen from the user (player) when sitting facing the gaming machine.

[Overall configuration of slot machine]
FIG. 1 shows a slot machine 1 which is an example of a gaming machine. As shown in FIG. 1, the slot machine 1 includes a housing 2 that is a main body portion and a front door 3 that is a door portion that is attached to the housing 2 so as to be freely opened and closed.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the housing 2 includes a bottom plate 5 disposed at the bottom, two side plates 6 and 7 disposed on the side so as to face the left and right, a back plate 9 disposed on the back, The top side of the casing 2 facing the back plate 9 is opened.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 2, a hopper unit 11 for paying out medals is arranged on the upper surface of the bottom plate 5 and in the vicinity of the approximate center thereof. A power supply device 12 for supplying power to the slot machine 1 is disposed adjacent to the left side of the hopper unit 11, and a main switch for turning on and off the main power supply of the slot machine 1 is provided in the power supply device 12. Various switches such as are provided. Further, an overflow tank 13 for storing medals overflowing from the hopper unit 11 is arranged on the right side of the hopper unit 11.

  Above the hopper unit 11 and in the vicinity of the center of the left and right side plates 6 and 7 in the vertical direction, an intermediate plate 15 that divides the interior of the housing 2 into an upper side and a lower side is installed between the left and right side plates 6 and 7. A reel unit 16 is disposed above the intermediate plate 15. The reel unit 16 is composed of three rotating reels, a left rotating reel 19, a middle rotating reel 20, and a right rotating reel 21, and a plurality of unillustrated reels are provided on the outer peripheral surface of each rotating reel 19, 20, 21. The symbol is displayed. Each of the rotary reels 16 is rotatably supported by a frame body 22 disposed on the intermediate plate 15, and is provided to be rotated by a drive motor (not shown).

  Further, the frame body 22 is provided with a substrate unit 23, and the reel unit 16, the frame body 22, the substrate unit 23, and the like constitute an exchange unit 25 of the slot machine 1. The frame body 22 is provided so as to be detachable from the housing 2. For example, when replacing the replacement unit 25, it is only necessary to remove the frame body 22, such as the power supply device 12 and the hopper unit 11. Is configured so that it can be used as it is.

[Configuration of the front door]
The front door 3 is pivotably attached to the housing 2 in order to open and close the opened front surface of the housing 2. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the front door 3 includes two doors: an upper door 26 that covers the upper side from the middle plate 15 and a lower door 27 that covers the lower side from the middle plate 15.

[Composition of upper door]
As shown in FIG. 1, the upper door 26 is formed in a substantially rectangular shape when viewed from the front, and displays the symbols provided on the rotary reels 19, 20, 21 from the center to the lower side of the door surface. The symbol display window 29 is provided. In addition, an effect display unit 30 is provided above the symbol display window 29 to display a number related to the game or an image (movie) by the effect on the liquid crystal display device. A decoration part 31 is provided so as to surround the effect display part 30.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the upper door 26 is supported at its left end by two hinge support portions 32 provided on the housing 2 via hinge devices 33 so that the housing 2 can rotate freely. Is attached. Further, the upper door 26 is provided on the right side end side thereof, and a hook portion 28 constituting a locking device is hooked on a projecting piece 36 provided at the position of the corresponding housing 2. The body 2 is fixed to the housing 2 with the upper side closed from the middle plate 15 on the front side.

[Configuration of lower door]
The lower door 27 disposed below the upper door 26 and covering the lower side from the middle plate 15 is supported on each of the two rotation support portions 32 via hinge devices 34, similarly to the upper door 26, and the flange portion 35. Is fixed to the housing 2 in a state where the lower part is closed from the middle plate 15 on the front side of the housing 2 by being caught by the projecting piece 36 provided at the position of the corresponding housing 2. Further, as shown in FIG. 2, the lower door 27 is mainly interposed between the cabinet 39 which is a door body disposed on the front side of the housing 2 and between the cabinet 39 and the housing 2. It is comprised from the lower barrier 37 which is a base | substrate (base member) to which is fixed.

[Configuration under the barrier]
As shown in FIGS. 5 and 12, the lower barrier 37 is formed in a rectangular shape when viewed from the front, and is formed in a substantially plate shape. As a light source for illuminating a lower panel 143 in which a display sheet 147 (to be described later) is housed, as shown in FIG. 13, on the front side surface of the lower barrier 37 (hereinafter simply referred to as a barrier surface). A lighting device housing portion 38 for housing the lighting device is provided. The illumination device housing portion 38 accommodates two LED substrates 42 as illumination devices, and the LED substrate 42 supports the illumination device provided in the illumination device housing portion 38. , 41 and disposed above and below the lighting device housing 38. Further, the lighting device support portion 40 provided on the upper side supports the LED substrate 42 in a state where the LED substrate 42 is slightly inclined upward with respect to the panel surface of the lower panel 143, and supports the lighting device provided on the lower side. The part 41 is disposed on the lower end side of the lighting device housing part 38, and supports the LED substrate 42 in an inclined state so as to illuminate the lower panel 143 from obliquely below (see FIG. 26). In addition, although it comprised using the LED board 42 as an illuminating device, it is not restricted to this, For example, the illuminating device comprised from a fluorescent lamp etc. may be sufficient, and it illuminates in the state which supported the fluorescent lamp on the illuminating device support parts 40 and 41. The structure accommodated in the apparatus accommodating part 38 may be sufficient.

  As shown in FIG. 14, in the lower part of the lower barrier portion 37 below the lighting device housing portion 38, a recess for housing the speaker 47 (hereinafter referred to as speaker housing) is mounted in order to attach the speaker 47 to the lower barrier portion 37. 45 and 46 are provided on the left and right sides, respectively. Here, the speaker 47 attached to the lower barrier 37 (accommodated in the speaker accommodating recesses 45 and 46) is a so-called cone-shaped speaker having a front surface formed in an elliptical shape. A speaker frame 50 coupled to the circuit body 49 and a diaphragm (so-called cone paper) 51 disposed in the speaker frame 50 are configured.

  The magnetic circuit body 49 includes a voice coil, a magnet, a yoke, and the like (not shown), and has an outer shape that is substantially cylindrical. The speaker frame 50 is formed in a substantially conical shape. The diaphragm 51 is arranged in the speaker frame 50 with the periphery supported by the speaker frame 50, and the speaker frame 50 has a sound hole 52 for releasing back pressure (sound) from the diaphragm 51. A plurality of are formed. Further, a speaker flange 53 that is a flange portion for fixing the speaker 47 to the lower barrier 37 (speaker housing recesses 45 and 46) is provided on the opening side of the speaker frame 50. Four flange holes 55 that are fixing holes for fixing the speaker 47 are provided. Further, as shown in FIGS. 13 and 14, a gasket 56 is attached to the flange surface of the speaker flange 53 along the opening edge of the speaker frame 50.

  As shown in FIG. 12, the left and right speaker housing recesses 45 and 46 have speaker frame support portions (hereinafter simply referred to as frame support portions) 57 that support the speaker frame 50 so as to cover the frame. The part 57 is provided with a sound hole covering part 58 that covers the back of the sound hole 52. The frame support portion 57 is formed so as to protrude rearward from an opening edge opened in an elliptical shape on the barrier surface, and its internal space is substantially the same as the speaker frame 50 in order to support the speaker frame 50. It is formed in a conical shape. In addition, a magnetic circuit body fitting portion 63 into which a speaker magnetic circuit body 49 is fitted is provided at the apex portion (tip portion) of the frame support portion 57, and the magnetic circuit body fitting portion 63 is magnetic. A cylindrical shape is opened in accordance with the shape of the circuit body 49.

  Further, the frame support part 57 is provided with a plurality of openings (hereinafter referred to as support part openings) 65 for sucking and exhausting the air in the speaker 47, and the support part opening part 65 is composed of a frame support part. The speaker 47 supported by 57 is provided at a portion other than the sound hole covering portion 58 provided. That is, when the speaker 47 is housed in the speaker housing recesses 45 and 46, the sound hole 52 and the support opening 65 are provided so as to be shifted from each other so as not to overlap each other when viewed from the front.

  Further, the sound hole covering portion 58 that covers the sound hole 52 is provided with a frame support portion convex portion 66 formed in a step shape. The frame support portion convex portion 66 is provided with a communication hole 68 that communicates with the sound hole 52, and the communication hole 68 has a direction (front-rear direction) in which the speaker 47 is attached to the speaker housing concave portions 45, 46. Opening is performed in the intersecting direction (that is, the lateral direction toward the side plates 6 and 7) (see FIGS. 4 and 10). When the speaker 47 is mounted in the speaker housing recesses 45 and 46, air is taken into the speaker 47 from these communication holes 68. However, even if a rod (for example, a wire W) is inserted through the diaphragm 51 through the sound hole 52, the communication hole 68 is orthogonal (intersects) with respect to the front-rear direction. It is possible to prevent the wire W or the like from 68 from entering the inside of the housing 2.

  As shown in FIGS. 13 and 14, the speaker housing recesses 45 and 46 are speaker flange fitting portions (hereinafter simply referred to as “speaker flange fitting portions”) to which the speaker flange 53 is fitted when the speaker 47 is housed in the speaker housing recesses 45 and 46. (Referred to as a flange fitting portion) 59, 60, and the flange fitting portions 59, 60 are seen in front view so as to surround an opening surface (frame support portion 57) opened in an elliptical shape on the barrier surface. While being formed in a substantially rectangular shape, it is formed so as to be recessed rearward.

  In addition, a speaker flange fitting portion convex portion (hereinafter simply referred to as a flange fitting portion convex portion) 61 and a speaker flange 53 that fit into the flange hole 55 are fixed to the flange fitting portions 59 and 60 under the barrier. For this purpose, a plurality of flange fixing holes 62 are provided. The flange fitting portion convex portion 61 is provided so as to protrude forward from the flange fitting portions 59 and 60 (that is, from the barrier surface), and the flange fixing hole 62 is provided in the flange fitting portion 59. , 60 and the screw holes are formed toward the rear.

  Each flange fitting portion convex portion 61 and each flange fixing hole 62 are provided on each corner side of the flange fitting portions 59 and 60. Specifically, in the flange fitting portion (hereinafter referred to as the left flange fitting portion) 59 included in the speaker housing recess 45 provided on the left side of the barrier surface, as shown in FIG. The flange fitting portion convex portions 61a and 61b are provided on the upper left corner portion and the lower right corner portion of the four corner portions as viewed from the side, and the upper right corner of the four corner portions. Flange fixing holes 62a and 62b are respectively provided on the part side and the lower left corner part side. That is, the flange fitting portion convex portions 61a and 61b are arranged diagonally in the left flange fitting portion 59, and are opposed to each other so as to sandwich the opening surface of the frame support portion 57 formed in an elliptical shape on the barrier surface. Has been.

  Similarly, the flange fixing holes 62a and 62b are oppositely arranged diagonally in the left flange fitting portion 59 so as to sandwich an opening surface formed in an elliptical shape on the barrier surface which is the frame support portion 57. As shown in FIG. 14, when the speaker 47 is attached to the speaker receiving recesses 45 and 46, the flange fitting portion convex portion 61 is fitted with a left flange fitting that connects the two flange fitting portion convex portions 61a and 61b. The straight line on the joint portion 59 (that is, on the barrier surface) is disposed so as to pass through the center portion of the speaker surface of the speaker 47 (near the center of the center cap 48). Here, the speaker surface is the front surface side of the diaphragm 51 and the opening surface of the speaker frame 50 that intersects the front-rear direction of the barrier surface, which is the mounting direction when the speaker 47 is mounted to the speaker housing recesses 45 and 46. It is.

  Similarly, in the flange fixing hole 62, the straight line on the left flange fitting portion 59 connecting the two flange fixing holes 62 a and 62 b passes through the center of the speaker 47. The straight line connecting the flange fitting portion convex portions 61a and 61b and the straight line connecting the flange fixing holes 62a and 62b intersect at the center of the speaker surface.

  Similarly, in the flange fitting portion (hereinafter referred to as the right flange fitting portion) 60 included in the speaker housing recess 45 provided on the right side of the barrier surface, the upper right corner portion of the four corner portions. The flange fitting portion convex portions 61c and 61d are provided on the side and the lower left corner side, and the flange fixing holes 62c and 62d are provided on the upper left corner side and the lower right corner portion of the four corner portions. Each is provided. The flange fitting portion convex portions 61c and 61d and the flange fixing holes 62c and 62d are opposed to each other diagonally so as to sandwich the opening surface of the frame support portion 57 formed in an elliptical shape on the barrier surface. The straight line on the right flange fitting portion 60 connecting the flange fitting portion convex portions 61c and 61d and the straight line on the right flange fitting portion 60 connecting the flange fixing holes 62c and 62d are near the center of the speaker surface. It is designed to intersect.

  A payout outlet (hereinafter referred to as a barrier lower payout outlet) 67 for paying out medals to a medal tray 107 described later is provided in a rectangular shape between the left and right speaker receiving recesses 45 and 46 on the barrier surface. Yes. A medal transport path 69 for transporting medals to the barrier lower payout outlet 67 extends upward from the barrier lower payout outlet 67 on the rear side of the lower barrier 37 and above the speaker receiving recesses 45 and 46. It is installed.

  The barrier lower 37 is provided with a plurality of barrier lower fixing holes 70 for fixing the cabinet 39 to the barrier lower 37 with screws inserted from the barrier lower 37 toward the cabinet 39 (see FIG. 5). One of the plurality of lower barrier fixing holes 70 is provided below the medal transport path 69 and between the left and right speaker housing recesses 45 and 46 (hereinafter referred to as the first barrier lower hole 70). Fixed hole 70a). Specifically, the first lower barrier fixing hole 70a includes a flange fitting convex portion 61b provided on the lower right corner side of the left flange fitting portion 59 and a lower left corner portion of the right flange fitting portion 60. It is provided at an intermediate position between the two flange fitting portion convex portions 61b and 61d so as to be close to each of the flange fitting portion convex portions 61d provided on the side.

  Further, a barrier lower fixing hole (hereinafter referred to as a second barrier fixing lower hole) that is further outward than the speaker receiving recess 45 provided on the left side and between the speaker receiving recess 45 and the side end of the barrier lower 37. 70b is provided, and is further fixed to the lower side of the speaker receiving recess 46 and the side end of the lower barrier 37 on the outer side of the speaker receiving recess 46 provided on the right side. Holes (hereinafter, referred to as third barrier lower fixing holes) 70c are provided. More specifically, the second lower barrier fixing hole 70b is provided near the flange fitting portion convex portion 61a provided on the upper left corner side of the left flange fitting portion 59. That is, the second lower barrier fixing hole 70b is provided so as to be close to the flange fitting portion convex portion 61a. In the third barrier lower fixing hole 70c, the upper right corner of the right flange fitting portion 60 is provided. It is provided near the flange fitting portion convex portion 61c so as to be close to the flange fitting portion convex portion 61c provided on the corner side. The first, second, and third barrier lower fixing holes 70a, 70b, and 70c are fixed to the barrier lower 37, as will be described later, as they are provided close to the flange fitting portion convex portions 61. The speaker grille boss portions 116 that abut against the speaker flange 53 are provided so as to be close to each other.

  The second barrier lower fixing hole 70b and the third barrier lower fixing hole 70c are provided so as to face the first barrier lower fixing hole 70a so as to sandwich the speaker housing recesses 45 and 46. A straight line on the back side of the lower barrier 37 connecting the first barrier lower fixing hole 70a and the second lower barrier fixing hole 70b and the rear side of the lower barrier 37 connecting the first lower barrier fixing hole 70a and the third lower barrier fixing hole 70c. The straight line on the surface is provided so as to intersect with the straight line on the barrier surface connecting the two flange fixing holes 62 provided on the corner side of the flange fitting portions 59 and 60 (FIG. 5). reference).

  The straight line connecting the second barrier lower fixing hole 70b and the first barrier lower fixing hole 70a and the third barrier lower fixing hole 70c and the first barrier lower fixing hole 70a is the corner of the flange fitting portions 59 and 60. It also intersects with a straight line connecting the two flange fitting portion convex portions 61 provided on the side (see FIG. 5). However, although the straight line connecting the barrier lower fixing holes 70 (70a, 70b, 70c) intersects the straight line connecting the flange fitting portion convex portions 61, it is different from the straight line connecting the flange fixing holes 62. It extends in substantially the same direction as a straight line connecting between the flange fitting portion convex portions 61. In other words, the barrier lower fixing hole 70 only needs to be provided at a position close to the flange fitting portion convex portion 61, and the straight line connecting the barrier lower fixing holes 70 (70a, 70b, 70c) is the flange fitting portion. It does not have to intersect with a straight line connecting the convex portions 61.

  The speaker 47 is fixed to the lower barrier 37 by screwing the speaker fixing screw 167 into the two flange fixing holes 62, and each of the first, second, and third barrier lower fixing holes 70a, 70b, 70c. A cabinet fixing screw 169 that is a door fixing member is screwed to the bottom of the barrier 37 to fix the cabinet 39. Then, the straight line connecting the cabinet fixing screws 169 intersects the straight line connecting the speaker fixing screws 167 on the lower barrier 37 when the cabinet 39 is fixed to the lower barrier 37 (see FIG. 5). .

  On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 15, the cabinet 39 is provided with cabinet fixing holes 74 at positions corresponding to the plurality of lower barrier fixing holes 70, and when the cabinet 39 is attached to the lower barrier 37, The lower fixing hole 70 and the cabinet fixing hole 74 are arranged so as to coincide with each other.

  The medal transport path 69 is formed with a plurality of bent portions, and a medal selector 71 for detecting a medal inserted from a medal insertion slot 127 described later is provided on the upper side. . Next to the medal selector 71 is provided a medal chute 72 that conveys the medal inserted from the medal slot 127 to the hopper unit 11, and above the medal chute 72 is a connector holding portion 130 described later. Correspondingly provided lower barrier openings 73 (see FIG. 5) are opened in a rectangular shape. Next to the lower barrier opening 73 is a relay board which is a lower board (here, the relay board is a main control of signals from various operation switches such as a start lever 119, a stop button 120, and a MAXBET button 121 described later. A substrate attachment portion 76 for attaching a substrate 75 (which is a substrate to be sent to a substrate (not shown) or the like) 75 under the barrier is provided.

  The board attachment portion 76 is provided so as to protrude from the back side surface of the lower barrier 37 and is formed in a substantially rectangular shape in front view. In addition, a rectangular recess 77 is formed at the center of the substrate mounting portion 76, and the recess 77 constitutes a substrate accommodating portion 77 that accommodates the relay substrate 75. Further, the substrate mounting portion 76 is provided with a sealing portion 79 into which a sealing member 95 for sealing a substrate cover 83 to be described later is inserted, and a lower barrier fixing hole 70 (70d) ( (See FIG. 6).

  Further, the relay board 75 is formed in a rectangular shape, and a receiving-side connector 82 that is a connector connecting portion for connecting a connector 81 provided on the wire harness 80 is connected to the left and right ends and the upper end thereof. A plurality are provided so as to correspond to 81. The relay board 75 is configured to be connected to another device or member via the wire harness 80 by connecting the connector 81 to the receiving connector 82.

  The relay substrate 75 accommodated in the substrate accommodating portion 77 is covered and protected by a substrate cover 83 fixed to the substrate attaching portion 76 (see FIGS. 5 and 6). The substrate cover 83 has a cover main body portion 85 that protects the relay substrate 75, and the cover main body portion 85 is formed in a substantially rectangular shape when viewed from the front. The cover main body 85 is provided with a cover fixing portion 86 that fixes the cover main body 85 to the board mounting portion 76. The cover fixing portion 86 is provided so as to protrude from the cover main body 85. Yes. Further, the cover fixing portion 86 is formed in a substantially rectangular shape in front view like the cover main body portion 85, and a cover fixing screw for fixing the cover main body portion 85 to the substrate mounting portion 76 at the tip end side. A cover fixing screw hole 89 for inserting 87 is provided. Further, the cover main body 85 is configured such that when the substrate cover 83 is attached to the substrate attachment portion, the cabinet fixing screw 169 screwed into the lower barrier fixing hole 70d cannot be operated (so that the fixation cannot be released). A cover covering portion 88 that is a clothing portion to be covered is provided (see FIG. 6).

  Further, the cover main body portion 85 includes cover convex portions 90 and 91 that are contact portions that come into contact with the connector surface 81a of the connector 81 connected to the receiving connector 82 when the relay board 75 is protected. 85 are provided on the left and right sides of the cover surface. Here, the connector surface of the connector 81 is a surface that intersects (or is orthogonal to) the front-rear direction of the receiving connector 82 when connecting and receiving the connector 81 to the receiving connector 82, that is, The cover convex portions 90 and 91 abut on the connector surface 81a on the side where the cable of the wire harness 80 is connected (see FIG. 7).

  The left and right cover convex portions 90 and 91 are provided such that the contact surfaces 90 a and 91 a that contact the connector surface 80 a of the connector 81 protrude in the insertion / removal direction of the connector 81. That is, the cover protrusions 90 and 91 themselves are formed to protrude toward the relay substrate 75 so that the contact surfaces 90 a and 91 a protrude toward the relay substrate 75. When the relay board 75 is covered with the cover main body 85, the cover protrusions 90 and 91 are positioned in front of the receiving connectors 82 provided on both the left and right ends of the relay board 75, and the receiving connector 82 and The contact surfaces 90a and 91a which are the front-end | tips are each arrange | positioned so that the connector surface 81a of the connector 81 in a connection state may contact | abut.

  Further, a recess 92 that is recessed toward the relay substrate 75 is provided between the left and right cover protrusions 90 and 91 and at a substantially central portion of the cover main body 85. The lower wall portion 93 is provided with a sealing member insertion hole 94 for inserting the sealing member 95 (see FIG. 6). The substrate cover 83 can attach the sealing member 95 so as to penetrate the cover main body 85 and the substrate attachment portion 76 when the cover main body portion 85 is fixed to the substrate attachment portion 76. That is, by inserting the sealing member 95 from the sealing member insertion hole 94 and mounting the sealing member 95 so as to reach the sealing portion 79, the cover main body portion 85 can be fixed to the substrate mounting portion 76 in a sealed state. It is configured to be able to.

  The sealing member 95 is composed of a tab portion 96 and an arrowhead portion 97 (see FIG. 6), and the tab portion 96 and the arrowhead portion 97 are separated along with the release of the sealing of the substrate cover 83, and the sealing member 95 is destroyed. It becomes the composition which is done.

  Further, the cover main body 85 is provided with a cover opening 99 formed in a rectangular shape when viewed from the front, and the cover opening 99 is a receiving-side connector 82 provided on the relay board 75 and not to be sealed. Is provided at a position corresponding to. Even if the substrate cover 83 is fixed to the substrate mounting portion 76 in a sealed state, the connector 81 can be attached to and detached from the cover opening 99 with respect to the receiving side connector 82 that is not sealed.

  Further, the lower barrier 37 has a function of improving the strength of the cabinet 39 itself when the cabinet 39 is attached to the lower barrier 37 (or when the lower barrier 37 is attached to the cabinet 39). Yes. That is, the lower barrier 37 has a function as a reinforcing member that increases the strength of the cabinet 39.

[Cabinet configuration]
The cabinet 39 fixed to the lower barrier 37 is formed in a rectangular shape in a front view like the lower barrier 37. Left and right side plates 100 and 101 are provided on both the left and right sides of the cabinet 39 so as to cover the left and right sides of the lower barrier 37 when fixed to the lower barrier 37. The left and right side plates 100 and 101 are shown in FIG. And as shown in FIG. 13, it is extended toward the orthogonal | vertical back from the front side surface (henceforth a cabinet surface) of the cabinet 39. As shown in FIG. Further, a top plate 103 is provided on the upper side of the cabinet 39 so as to cover the upper side of the lower barrier 37 when being fixed to the lower barrier 37. As shown in FIG. 17, the top plate 103 extends rearward from the cabinet surface, and is provided with an attachment hole 104 for attaching a jog dial 122 described later.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 16, a cabinet opening 105 that is an opening that is opened in a rectangular shape when viewed from the front is provided on the cabinet surface. A lower panel 143 formed in the same shape as the cabinet opening 105 is detachably attached to the cabinet opening 105, and the cabinet opening 105 is closed by the lower panel 143. ing. A payout outlet (hereinafter referred to as a cabinet payout outlet) 108 for paying out a medal to be paid out from the barrier lower payout outlet 67 is provided below the cabinet opening 105 and at the lower end side of the cabinet 39. It has been. The cabinet discharge outlet 108 is formed in the same shape as the barrier lower discharge outlet 67 and is provided at a position corresponding to the barrier lower discharge outlet 67. That is, the cabinet payout port 108 constitutes a payout port for paying out medals from the slot machine 1 together with (overlapping with) the barrier lower payout port 67 when the cabinet 39 is fixed to the lower barrier 37. (See FIG. 3).

  Further, as shown in FIG. 17, a medal tray 107 for collecting medals paid out from the cabinet payout opening 108 as the game progresses is provided at the lower end of the cabinet 39. The medal tray 107 is provided so as to face the cabinet payout opening 108 and protrudes forward from the cabinet surface. On the left side of the medal tray 107 is a cigarette smoked by the user (player). An ashtray 109 is provided for storing butts and the like.

  In addition, a speaker grill portion 110 that covers the front side (speaker surface) of the speaker 47 accommodated in the speaker accommodating recesses 45 and 46 is provided on the lower end side of the cabinet 39 provided with the medal tray 107. As shown in FIGS. 15 and 16, the speaker grill 110 includes a plurality of speaker holes 111 provided in the cabinet 39, a speaker grill plate 115 disposed on the back side surface of the cabinet 39, and the like. The speaker grill plate 115 is provided with left and right plate openings 112 and 113 opened in an elliptical shape in accordance with the arrangement of the speaker holes 111.

  The speaker grill plate 115 is provided with a plurality of speaker grill bosses 116 that are protrusions whose tips are in contact with the speaker flange 53 when the cabinet 39 is fixed to the lower barrier 37. The speaker grille boss portion 116 is provided so as to protrude from the plate surface of the speaker grill plate 115 toward the speaker housing recesses 45 and 46 when the cabinet 39 is fixed to the lower barrier 37. It is provided in the vicinity of the opening edge of the plate openings 112 and 113.

  In the speaker grill boss 116 provided near the opening edge of the left plate opening 112 when viewed from the player side, as shown in FIGS. The upper left and the lower right are provided opposite to each other so as to sandwich the plate opening 112 therebetween. Similarly, the speaker boss portion 116 provided in the vicinity of the opening edge of the right plate opening portion 113 is also provided on the upper right and lower left sides with respect to the center of the plate opening 113, respectively. It arrange | positions so that the plate opening part 113 may be pinched | interposed. That is, the speaker grille boss part 116 is provided at a position corresponding to the flange fitting part convex part 61 provided in the flange fitting parts 59 and 60. When the tip of the speaker grille boss 116 comes into contact with the speaker flange 53, the speaker grille boss 116 faces the opening of the speaker frame 53 that is the speaker surface accommodated in the speaker accommodating recesses 45 and 46. A straight line connecting the two speaker grille bosses 116 arranged opposite to each other (that is, on the barrier surface connecting the contact positions when the speaker grille bosses 116 contact the speaker flange 53) Is a straight line connecting between the speaker fixing screws 167 inserted into the flange fixing holes 62 (that is, between the two flange fixing holes 62 arranged opposite to each other diagonally). Intersects with a straight line).

  Further, an operation unit 117 for use in the progress of the game in the slot machine 1 is provided above the cabinet surface. The operation unit 117 mainly includes a start lever 119 for starting the rotation of the rotary reel, The switch is composed of various switches such as a stop button 120 for stopping the rotating reel 16, a MAXBET button 121 for hanging three medals in credit, and a jog dial 122 for operating an icon displayed on a liquid crystal display device or the like.

  The stop button 120 is disposed above the cabinet opening 105 and in the vicinity of the center of the cabinet surface in the left-right width direction. The first stop button 123 that stops the left rotating reel 19 and the middle rotating reel 20 are stopped. Each of the buttons includes a second stop button 124 to be turned on and a third stop button 125 to stop the right rotating reel 21 (see FIG. 13). The start lever 119 is disposed on the left side of the first stop button so as to be swingable in the vertical direction. Further, the MAXBET button 121 and the jog dial 122 are mounted on the top plate 103 of the cabinet 39 above the start lever 119 and the stop button 120, and next to the jog dial 122, a medal is inserted. A medal slot 127 is provided.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 16, various operation switches 119, 120, 121, 122 are provided on various operation switches (start lever 119, stop button 120, MAXBET button 121, jog dial 122, etc.) mounted on the cabinet 39. Connection portions 119a, 120a, 121a, 122a for connection to a substrate or the like are provided. These connection portions 119a, 120a, 121a, and 122a are configured by a substrate (not shown) disposed on each operation switch 119, 120, 121, and 122, and the substrate that constitutes the connection portion is configured by each operation switch. 119, 120, 121, 122 are provided in a direction to be inserted into an attachment hole when attaching to the cabinet 39. That is, when the operation switches 119, 120, 121, and 122 are attached to the cabinet 39, the connection portions 119a, 120a, 121a, and 122a are provided so as to be positioned inside the cabinet 39 (in the lower door 27). . And the connector 81 provided in the one end side of the wire harness 80 is inserted in the receiving side connector etc. which were provided in the board | substrate which comprises a connection part, and the other end side of the wire harness 80 is inserted in the receiving side connector etc. of various board | substrates. By inserting the provided connector 81, each operation switch 119, 120, 121, 122 is configured to be electrically connected to various boards via the wire harness 80.

  As shown in FIG. 16, a connector holding portion 130 that holds a connector 81 is provided in the vicinity of the connection portions 119 a, 120 a, 121 a, and 122 a of the various operation switches 119, 120, 121, and 122 and on the back side surface of the cabinet 39. The connector holding portion 130 is composed of three boss members 131a, 131b, and 131c provided so as to protrude from the back side of the cabinet 39 toward the lower barrier 37. Of the three boss members 131a, 131b, and 131c, the two boss members 131a and 131b are arranged above the cabinet opening 105 and arranged in the vicinity of the approximate center in the left-right width direction of the cabinet 39. One boss member 131c is disposed above the two boss members 131a and 131b and between the two boss members 131a and 131b. That is, the three boss members 131a, 131b, and 131c are arranged in a triangular shape.

  A space for housing the wire harness 80 is provided on the side of the connector holding portion 130 and between the cabinet opening 105 and the various operation switches 119, 120, 121, 122. When the space holds the connector 81 on the connector holding portion 130, the harness storage portion 132 for storing the excess wire harness 80 is configured.

  The harness storage part 132 is provided with a harness fixing part 133 for fixing the stored wire harness 80. The harness fixing portion 133 is formed in a hook shape (hook shape), and when the wire harness 80 is stored in the harness storage portion 132, the stored wire harness (harness) 80 is hooked on the harness fixing portion 133. By fixing the wire harness 80, the wire harness 80 is prevented from jumping out of the harness storage portion 132. The harness housing part 132 is provided with a harness housing part boss part 135 for positioning the position of the wire harness 80 when the wire harness 80 is housed in the harness housing part 132 (see FIG. 16). The harness accommodating portion boss portion 135 is provided so as to face the harness fixing portion 133. In addition, although the harness fixing | fixed part 133 was formed in hook shape, not only this but what may fix the wire harness 80 in the harness accommodating part 132 may be used, for example, it may form in a clip shape. Good.

  Further, an edge hook (opening edge) 136 of the cabinet opening 105 has an upper hook 153 (described later) provided on the lower panel 143 when the lower panel 143 shown in FIG. 16 is attached to the cabinet opening 105. Two upper hook receivers 137 that are first locked portions to be stopped (hooked) are provided. The upper hook receiver 137 is provided on the upper side of the cabinet opening 105 and at the left and right corners thereof, and has a rectangular shape on the opening edge protrusion 139 protruding downward from the opening edge 136. The opening 140 is formed.

  A panel-side hook 159 shown in FIG. 18 is engaged (hooked) between the left and right upper hook receivers 137 and in the vicinity of the center of the upper side of the opening edge 136. The slide hook 141 is provided so as to be slidable so as to be movable along the opening edge 136. Furthermore, a plurality of lower hook receivers 142 to which a lower hook 150 described later is hooked are provided below the upper hook receiver 137 and on the lower side of the cabinet opening 105 (see FIG. 17).

[Configuration of the lower panel]
As shown in FIG. 18, the lower panel 143 attached to the cabinet opening 105 constitutes the front side of the lower panel 143, the front case 145 as the front panel, and the rear panel of the lower panel 143. The rear case 146 is a two-part structure. These two cases 145 and 146 are integrated so as to overlap each other, so that the lower panel 143 is formed. The lower panel 143 is sandwiched between the front case 145 and the rear case 146. Thus, the display sheet 147 displaying the game contents and characters of the slot machine 1 is accommodated.

  On the upper side of the front case 145, as shown in FIGS. 18 and 19, when the front case 145 and the rear case 146 are overlapped, two front case upper hooks 149 that hook to the rear case 146 are left and right. Is provided. In addition, on the lower side of the front case 145, four lower hooks 150 that are front protrusions are provided that hook into the lower hook receiver 142 when the lower panel 143 is attached to the cabinet opening 105. Each of the lower hooks 150 is provided with a lower hook opening 151 that is opened in a substantially rectangular shape when viewed from the front. Further, as shown in FIG. 20, the lower hook 150 is provided with a groove 150 a for hooking (fitting) a claw portion of a rear case protrusion 152 described later. The groove 150a is provided on the lower hook opening 151 side, and is provided along the lower side of the lower hook opening 151 formed in a rectangular shape.

  Further, on the lower side of the rear case 146, as shown in FIG. 19 and FIG. 21, four rear case protrusions 152 which are rear protrusions that are locked (fitted) to the lower hook opening 151 are provided. These rear case protrusions 152 are provided at positions corresponding to the lower hook 150 (the same position as the lower hook 150 when the front case 145 and the rear case 146 are overlapped). . Further, the rear case projection 152 is provided with a claw portion 152 a that hooks into a groove 150 a provided in the lower hook 150, and this claw portion 152 a extends from the front end side of the rear case projection 152. 152 extends in the direction of fitting the lower hook.

  Then, as the claw portion 152a of the rear case projection 152 fits into the groove 150a of the lower hook 150, the rear case projection 152 fits into the lower hook opening 151 as shown in FIG. The lower hook and the rear case protrusion 152 are locked with each other). In this way, the lower hook 150 and the rear case protrusion 152 are integrated to form a second locking portion 154 for attaching the lower side of the lower panel 142 to the cabinet opening 105. Has been.

  On the upper side of the rear case 146, on both the left and right sides thereof, an upper hook 153 that is a first locking portion that hooks on the upper hook receiver 137 is provided, and the upper hook 153 is provided from the rear case 146. It extends rearward (in the direction of attaching the lower panel 143 to the cabinet opening 105).

  Further, as shown in FIG. 18, the upper hook 153 includes a hook body 155 formed in a flat plate shape and a locking projection 156 provided on the hook body 155. The locking projection 156 is formed in a half-arrow blade shape in a side view so as to be locked on the lower surface, and when the upper hook 153 is hooked on the upper hook receiver 137, the locking projection 156 is moved from the hook main body 155 to the lower panel ( The rear case 146) 143 is provided so that its sharp tip protrudes toward the inward side (see FIG. 25). In addition, the case surface of the rear case 146 and the lower side of the upper hook 153 are opened in a rectangular shape, and reinforcing ribs 157 are provided so as to surround the opened edges.

  Further, on the upper side of the rear case 146 and in the vicinity of the approximate center thereof, a panel-side hook 159 that is a third locking portion is provided. The panel-side hook 159 extends rearward from the rear case 146 (in the direction in which the lower panel 143 is attached to the cabinet opening 105), and its tip is bent to form a substantially bowl shape in plan view. Has been. And this panel side hook 159 is formed so that the slide hook 141 provided in the cabinet opening part 105 may latch (hook).

[Jog dial configuration]
Further, as shown in FIG. 23, a jog dial 122 that is an operation switch attached to the cabinet 39 is rotatably disposed above the jog dial main body 160 formed in a substantially cylindrical shape and the jog dial main body 160. At the same time, it has a jog dial operation part 161 formed in a substantially disk shape.

  On the front side of the jog dial main body 160 (the side facing the rear side surface (the surface opposite to the cabinet surface) of the cabinet 39 when the jog dial 122 is attached to the cabinet 39), the jog dial main body 160 is attached to the cabinet 39. A front hook 162 that is a positioning portion is provided to be positioned in the mounting hole 104 that is the rear surface side of the jog dial main body portion 160 that is the opposite side (facing the barrier surface when the jog dial 122 is attached to the cabinet 39). The rear hook 163 serving as a temporary fixing portion for temporarily fixing (temporarily fixing) the jog dial main body portion 160 positioned in the attachment hole 104 by the front hook 162 to the cabinet 39 is provided.

  The front hook 162 is provided so as to protrude forward from the jog dial main body 160, and the rear hook 163 extends upward from the jog dial main body 160 and has flexibility. Is provided. Further, on the back side of the jog dial main body 160, below the rear hook 163, as shown in FIG. One is provided.

  These two jog dial recesses 165 are recessed in a direction that intersects the direction in which the jog dial 122 is inserted into the mounting hole 104. That is, when the jog dial 122 is attached to the cabinet 29, it is recessed from the main body 160 of the jog dial toward the cabinet surface. The barrier surface of the lower barrier 39 is a base locking portion 2 that is locked (fitted) to the jog dial recess 165 when the cabinet 39 is fixed to the lower barrier 37 with the jog dial 122 attached. Two barrier lower protrusions 166 are provided.

  These two barrier lower convex portions 166 are provided on the barrier surface and at positions corresponding to the jog dial concave portions 122 (positions that can be fitted into the jog dial concave portions 165 when the cabinet 39 is fixed under the barrier). In addition, similar to the jog dial recess 122, the jog dial 122 extends in a direction crossing the direction in which the jog dial 122 is inserted into the mounting hole 104. That is, when the cabinet 39 is fixed to the lower barrier 37, it extends from the barrier surface toward the cabinet surface.

[Action and effect]
Next, assembly of the slot machine 1 configured as described above will be described. An operator (for example, a worker in a factory or a hall staff such as a pachinko parlor) integrates the front case 145 and the rear case 146 so as to overlap each other in order to attach the lower panel 143 to the cabinet opening 105. At this time, in order to accommodate the display sheet 147 in the lower panel 143, the front and back sides of the display sheet 147 are sandwiched between the front case 145 and the rear case 146.

  At this time, the operator rotates the upper side of the rear case 146 to the front case 145 side after fitting the rear case protrusion 152 so as to be inserted into the lower hook opening 151 (see FIG. 22). In this manner, the front case 145 and the rear case 146 are overlapped. By superimposing the front case 145 and the rear case 146, the front case upper hook 149 is locked (hooked) to the rear case 146, and the front and rear cases 145, 146 are integrated to form the lower panel 143. .

  When the lower panel 143 formed as described above is attached to the cabinet opening 105, the lower hook 150 is inserted into the lower hook receiver 142 and then the upper side of the lower panel 143 is moved to the cabinet. It is rotated toward the opening 105 side. When the lower panel 143 is rotated, the upper hook 153 enters the opening 140 of the upper hook receiver 137 as shown in FIG. Then, the pointed tip of the locking projection 156 projects toward the inner side of the lower panel 143 (that is, in the direction pushed by the wire W inserted between the cabinet opening 105 and the lower panel 143). In the protruding state), the upper hook receiver 137 is hooked, and the lower panel 143 is attached to the cabinet 39 while closing the cabinet opening 105. When the lower panel 143 is removed from the cabinet opening 105, it is necessary to release the hook of the upper hook 153 with respect to the upper hook receiver 137. To release the lower panel 143, the locking projection 156 is attached to the upper hook receiver 137. This is done by bending the upper hook 153 so as to push it up.

  When the lower panel 143 is attached to the cabinet opening 105, when the operator slides the slide hook 141 to lock the panel side hook 159 to the slide hook 141 (hook), the panel lower 143 is moved to the cabinet. It becomes impossible to remove from the surface (see FIG. 16). That is, unless the slide hook 141 is slid from the back side surface of the cabinet 39 and the hook state of the panel side hook 159 with the slide hook 141 is released, the lower panel cannot be removed from the cabinet opening 105.

  When the lower panel 143 is attached to the cabinet opening 105, the display sheet 147 accommodated in the lower panel 143 is illuminated by the LED substrate 42 supported by the light emitter support portions 40 and 41. At this time, as shown in FIG. 26, the panel surface of the lower panel (rear case 146) 143 is illuminated by the LED substrate 42 inclined with respect to the panel surface, and the reinforcing ribs 157 provided on the panel surface and As shown by an arrow A in FIG. 26, the periphery is illuminated by the LED substrate 42 from an oblique lower side.

  When the operator attaches the jog dial 122 to the cabinet 39, the jog dial 122 is inserted into the attachment hole 104 of the cabinet 39 and the front hook 162 is hooked to the front side of the attachment hole 104 of the cabinet 39 (see FIG. 11). The jog dial main body 160 is rotated and fitted into the mounting hole 104 so that the rear hook 163 moves downward with the front hook 162 as a fulcrum. Then, the rear hook 163 is hooked to the cabinet 39, and the jog dial 122 is temporarily attached to the cabinet 39.

  Further, the operator attaches the connector 81 provided on one end side to the connecting portions 119a, 120a, 121a, 122a such as the start lever 119, the stop button 120, and the MAXBET button 121 before attaching the cabinet 39 to the lower barrier 37. The connector 81 provided on the other end side of the wire harness 80 is clamped between the boss members 131a, 131b, and 131c (held by the connector holding unit 130), and the wire harness 80 is stored in the harness storage unit 132. (See FIG. 16).

  On the other hand, when the operator attaches the speaker 47 under the barrier 39, the speaker 47 is attached to the left and right speaker receiving recesses 45 and 46 (see FIG. 14). When the speaker 47 is mounted in the speaker housing recesses 45 and 46, the speaker 47 is housed in the speaker housing recesses 45 and 46 so that the back side of the speaker 47 is fitted.

  When the speaker 47 is housed in the speaker housing recesses 45 and 46, the magnetic circuit body 49 is fitted into the magnetic circuit body fitting portion 63, and the speaker 47 is covered with the back side of the speaker frame 50. It is supported by the frame support part 57. At this time, the sound hole 52 and the support opening 65 are shifted from each other. That is, the sound hole 52 is covered so that the rear side thereof is covered with the sound hole covering portion 58, and the support portion opening 65 is in a state where the front side is closed by the speaker frame 50. At this time, the frame support convex portion 66 is positioned facing the sound hole 52.

  When the speaker 47 is fitted into the speaker housing recesses 45 and 46 until the magnetic circuit body 49 is fitted into the magnetic circuit body fitting portion 63, the speaker flange 53 is fitted into the flange fitting portions 59 and 60. At that time, the flange surface of the speaker flange 53 is in a state of being lowered one step back from the barrier surface (see FIG. 14). At this time, the flange fitting portion convex portion 61 is fitted into the flange hole 55, and the flange fixing hole 62 provided in the flange fitting portions 59 and 60 and the flange hole 55 provided in the speaker flange 53 are matched. It becomes a state. Then, a speaker fixing screw 167 as a speaker fixing member is screwed into the flange hole 55 and the flange fixing hole 62 in the matched state (see FIG. 14).

  After the cabinet 39 and the lower barrier 37 are in the above-described state, when the operator places the cabinet 39 on the lower barrier 37 so that the back side of the cabinet is overlaid on the barrier surface, the lower barrier fixing hole 70 and the cabinet are fixed. The position with the hole 74 matches. Then, when the operator inserts the cabinet fixing screw 169 into the lower barrier fixing hole 70 and the cabinet fixing hole 74 that are in the matched state and screw them together, the cabinet 39 is pulled into the barrier surface 37 so as to be pulled into the barrier surface. Fixed to. As the cabinet 39 is fixed to the lower barrier 37, the speaker grill portion (plate surface of the speaker grill plate 115) 110 contacts the barrier surface of the lower barrier 37 and at the same time, the gasket 56 contacts the plate surface of the speaker grill plate 115. (See FIG. 10). The speaker 47 housed in the speaker housing recesses 45, 46 is held by the speaker grill plate 115 and the frame support portion 57 via the gasket 56 in the front-rear direction 37 (the speaker housing recesses 45, 46) (see FIG. 9).

  Further, the cabinet 39 is attached to the lower barrier 37 so that the inside thereof is supported by the lower barrier 37. That is, the side plates 100 and 101 of the cabinet 39 are supported by both side portions 37a and 37b of the lower barrier 37, and the top plate 103 of the cabinet 39 is supported by the upper side 37c of the lower barrier. It will be supported by the barrier surface of the lower barrier 37 (see FIGS. 3 and 4). As the inner side of the cabinet 39 is supported by the lower barrier 39, the strength of the cabinet 39 itself is improved.

  When the plate surface of the speaker grill plate 115 is in contact with the barrier surface, the speaker grill boss portion 116 is fitted with the tip end portion of the flange fitting portion convex portion 62 fitted into the flange hole 55, and accordingly the speaker grill boss portion. The leading end of 116 comes into contact with the flange surface of the speaker flange 53 (see FIG. 9).

  As described above, as the cabinet 39 is fixed to the barrier 37 by the cabinet fixing screw 169, the cabinet 39 is pulled into the barrier surface, and the speaker grille boss portion 116 connects the speaker 47 to the speaker housing recesses 45 and 46 side. The flange surface of the speaker flange 53 is pressurized so as to be pushed in. Due to the pressure applied to the flange surface by the speaker grille boss 116, the speaker 47 is fixed to the speaker housing recesses 45 and 46 in a state in which it cannot vibrate.

  Furthermore, by fixing the cabinet 39 below the barrier 37, it is connected to the connection portions 119a, 120a, 121a, 122a of the various operation switches 119, 120, 121, 122 and the connection portions 119a, 120a, 121a, 122a. At the same time, the connector harness 130 protrudes from the lower barrier opening 73 to the back side of the lower barrier 37 (see FIG. 5). Accordingly, the connector 81 held by the connector holding unit 130 is also positioned on the back side surface of the lower barrier 37, and the operator can pull out the connector 81 on the back side of the lower barrier 37. Become.

  Further, when the cabinet 39 is fixed to the lower barrier 37, the lower barrier convex portion 166 is fitted into the jog dial concave portion 165 (see FIG. 11). Then, the jog dial 122 is moved from the temporarily fixed state in which the front hook 162 and the rear hook 163 are easily attached to and detached from the cabinet 39, and then the front hook 162, the rear hook 163, the barrier lower convex portion 166, and the jog dial concave portion 165. , It is in a fixed state (full stop) attached to the cabinet 39 in a state that is difficult to remove.

  The operator pulls out the connector 81 held by the connector holding portion 130 onto the back side surface of the lower barrier 37 and connects it to the receiving side connector 82 provided on the relay board 75. Thereafter, the operator attaches the substrate cover 83 to the substrate mounting portion 76 so as to cover the relay substrate 75, and fixes the cover body portion 85 to the substrate mounting portion 76 with the cover fixing screws 87 to protect the relay substrate 75. To do.

  Along with the mounting of the board cover 83, the connector 81 connected to the receiving side connector 82 of the relay board 75 and a part on the connector 81 side of the wire harness 80 are covered with the cover body 85 and connected to the receiving side connector 82. The contact surfaces 90 a and 91 a of the cover convex portions 90 and 91 are in contact with the connector surface 81 a of the connector 81. In connection with the contact between the contact surfaces 90a, 91a of the cover convex portions 90, 91 and the connector surface 81a of the connector 81, the connector 81 incompletely connected to the receiving connector 82 (ie, In a state of poor contact), the cover convex portions 90 and 91 are pushed into the receiving connector 82 side, and the receiving connector 82 is completely connected. On the other hand, the connector 81 in a completely connected state with the receiving connector 82 is positioned so that the connected state is not released by the contact of the cover convex portions 90 and 91 (see FIG. 7). .

  Further, as the substrate cover 83 is attached to the substrate attachment portion 76, the lower barrier fixing hole 70d provided in the substrate attachment portion 76 and the cabinet fixing screw 169 screwed into the lower barrier fixing hole 70d are provided with the cover covering portion 88. The cabinet fixing screw 169 cannot be released (see FIG. 6).

  Further, until the operator inserts the sealing member 95 into the sealing member insertion hole 94 of the substrate cover 83 fixed to the substrate mounting portion 76 so as to cover the relay substrate 75 and the tab portion 96 contacts the wall portion 93. When the sealing member 95 is inserted, the arrowhead portion 97 of the sealing member 95 reaches the sealing portion 79, and the substrate cover 83 is sealed to the substrate mounting portion 76. That is, the substrate cover 83 is in a state where it cannot be removed from the substrate mounting portion 76 without destroying the sealing member 95.

  As described above, the speaker housing recesses 45 and 46 are integrally formed under the barrier 37, and the speaker 47 housed in the speaker housing recesses 45 and 46 is sandwiched between the speaker housing recesses 45 and 46 and the speaker grill plate 115. Since the speaker 47 is fixed to the lower barrier 37, the speaker 47 can be disposed on the front door 3 without being fixed to the lower barrier 37 or the cabinet 39 with screws or the like. For example, the speaker 47 is attached to the cabinet 39 or the lower barrier 37 by a speaker mounting cover. Compared to the case of attaching to the speaker, since the screw for fixing the speaker attachment cover is not necessary, the number of screws to be used can be reduced. As a result, the manufacturing cost can be reduced, and when attaching / detaching the speaker, the attaching / detaching operation of the speaker mounting cover is not required, and the workability at the time of attaching / detaching the speaker can be improved.

  Further, when the sound support hole 58 that covers the rear of the sound support hole 52 is provided in the frame support 57 and the support opening 65 is provided in the frame support 57 so that the speaker frame 50 is supported by the frame support 57. Further, since the sound hole 52 and the support opening 65 are displaced from each other, the rear side of the sound hole 52 can be closed by the sound hole cover 58 and the front side of the support hole 65 is covered. The speaker frame 50 can be closed. Thereby, even if a wire W or the like as a foreign object is inserted into the sound hole 52, the wire W or the like can be prevented from entering the inside of the housing 2 by the sound hole cover 58, and the speaker frame 50 can It is possible to prevent W or the like from being inserted into the support opening 65. As a result, the back pressure generated by the diaphragm 51 is discharged from the support opening 65 through the sound hole 52, so that the sound quality of the speaker can be improved. Insertion into the body 2 can be prevented, and goto action such as cone breaking can be prevented.

  Further, the sound support hole convex portion 66 that covers the sound escape hole 52 is provided with the frame support portion convex portion 66, the communication hole 68 that communicates with the sound escape hole 52 is provided in the frame support portion convex portion 66, and the frame support portion 66. Since the communication hole 68 itself provided in the horizontal direction is provided in the lateral direction orthogonal to the front-rear direction as the mounting direction of the speaker 47 in the speaker receiving recesses 45 and 46, air can be taken into the speaker 47 from the communication hole 68. Even if the wire W or the like is inserted into the communication hole 68 through the sound hole 52, the wire W or the like is inserted in the lateral direction. Thus, by taking air into the speaker 47 from the communication hole 68, the sound quality of the speaker 47 can be improved, and even if the wire W or the like is inserted into the communication hole 68 through the sound hole 52. Further, it is possible to prevent the wire W and the like from being inserted into the inside of the housing 2 which is behind the frame support portion 57, and it is possible to prevent a gore action such as cone breaking.

  Further, since the lower barrier 37 is configured to function as a reinforcing member for the cabinet 39, the side plates 100 and 101 of the cabinet 39 are attached to the left and right sides 37 a of the lower barrier 37 as the cabinet 39 is attached to the lower barrier 37. 37b, the top plate 103 of the cabinet 39 is supported by the upper side portion 37c of the lower barrier 37, and the rear surface side of the cabinet 39 is supported by the barrier surface of the lower barrier 27, thereby improving the strength of the cabinet 39 itself. Can do. As a result, the durability of the lower door 27 itself is also improved. For example, the lower door 26 can be prevented from being damaged even when the opening and closing operation of the lower door 27 accompanying the replenishment of medals to the hopper unit 11 is performed for a long time. The reliability and durability of 1 itself can be improved.

  Further, when the cover convex portions 90 and 91 are provided on the cover body portion 85 of the substrate cover 83 that protects the relay substrate 75 and the cover body portion 85 is fixed to the substrate mounting portion 76 and the relay substrate 75 is covered, the receiving side The connector 81 in an incompletely connected state with the connector 82 is pushed into the receiving side connector 82 side by the cover protrusions 90 and 91 so as to be in a completely connected state, and the connector 81 in a completely connected state with the receiving side connector 82 is Since the contact surfaces 90a, 91a of the cover convex portions 90, 91 and the connector surface 81a of the connector 81 are in contact with each other so that the connection state is not released, the relay substrate 75 is protected from a gouge action such as substrate replacement. However, it is possible to prevent poor contact between the connector 81 and the receiving connector 82 and the connector 81 being detached from the receiving connector 82. As a result, for example, malfunction of the slot machine 1 due to poor contact can be prevented, and the lower door 27 is opened each time the connector 81 is reconnected in order to eliminate the poor contact of the connector 81. Since it is not necessary to remove the cover 83, the burden on the hall staff can be reduced.

  Further, when the board cover 83 is fixed to the board mounting portion 76 to protect the relay board, the connector 81 and a part of the wire harness 80 on the connector side are covered by the cover body 85 and the cover convex portions 90 and 91 are formed. Since it is in contact with the connector 81, it is possible to prevent the connector 81 from being removed from the receiving connector 82 unless the substrate cover 83 is removed. As a result, for example, it is possible to prevent a goto action to replace the substrate illegally or a goto action to be performed by replacing the wire harness 80.

  Further, the cover convex portions 90 and 91 themselves are moved from the cover surface of the cover main body 85 toward the relay substrate 75 so that the contact surfaces 90 a and 91 a of the cover convex portions 90 and 91 protrude toward the substrate surface of the relay substrate 75. Since the contact surfaces 90a and 91a are in contact with the connector surface 81a, for example, an electronic component larger than the connector 81 is disposed on the substrate surface of the relay substrate 75, and the cover body Even when the cover surface of the portion 85 needs to be separated from the substrate surface of the relay substrate 75, the connector 81 can be pushed into the receiving connector 82 as the relay substrate 75 is protected by the substrate cover 83. As a result, for example, even if the board has a board surface on which electronic components larger than the connector 81 are arranged, the board cover 83 can protect the board 81 and contact failure of the connector 81 or malfunction caused by the contact failure. Can be prevented.

  Further, when the relay substrate 75 is protected by the substrate cover 83, the cover main body 85 can be fixed to the substrate mounting portion 76 in a sealed state by the sealing member 95, so that the substrate cover 83 is illegally damaged by the destruction of the sealing member 95. It is possible to detect the removal from the board mounting portion 76. As a result, for example, it is possible to detect, for example, the goto action for replacing the substrate at an early stage.

  Further, when the cover main body 85 is fixed to the substrate mounting portion 76, the cover covering portion prevents the cabinet fixing screw 169 screwed into the lower barrier fixing hole 70 provided in the substrate mounting portion 76 from being released. 88, the cabinet 39 fixed to the lower barrier 37 cannot be released unless the substrate cover 83 is removed. Thereby, for example, it is possible to prevent the goto action of exchanging the wire harness 80 connected to the various operation switches 119, 120, 121, and 122.

  In addition, when the speaker grill boss 116 is provided on the speaker grill plate 115 and the cabinet 39 is fixed to the lower barrier 37, the speaker grill boss 116 does not vibrate the speaker flange 53 so that the speaker 47 does not vibrate. The speaker housing recesses 45 and 46 are fixed to the speaker housing recesses 45 and 46, for example, so that the four corners of the speaker flange 53 are fixed with screws to suppress the vibration of the speaker 47 as compared with the one that suppresses the vibration of the speaker. The number of screws can be reduced. Thereby, the manufacturing cost of the slot machine 1 can be suppressed while suppressing the chatter noise of the speaker and improving the sound quality.

  Further, when the speaker 47 is fixed to the lower barrier 37, a straight line connecting the fixing positions of the speaker fixing screws 167 on the lower barrier 37 and the speaker grille boss portion 116 when contacting the speaker flange 53 (the speaker flange 53). And a straight line connecting between the fixed positions of the cabinet fixing screws 169 on the lower barrier 37 when the cabinet 39 is fixed to the lower barrier 37 with the cabinet fixing screws 169. Since the speaker fixing screw 167 intersects with the straight line connecting the fixing positions, the speaker grille gasket 115 has a gasket surface on the plate surface of the speaker grill plate 115 in combination with the contact of the speaker grille boss 116 with the speaker flange 53. 56 is in contact with the cabinet fixing screws 169. The Tsu bets 39 when fixed to the lower barrier 37, as the cabinet 39 is drawn into the barrier surface, the speaker grill boss 116 to fix the speaker 47 pressurizes the flange surface of the speaker flange 53. Thus, the speaker 47 is connected to the speaker 47 in a state where the four corners of the speaker flange 53 are fixed only by fixing the two corners (corner portions) on the diagonal line with the speaker fixing screws 169. It can be fixed to the housing recesses 45 and 46. As a result, in a state where the speaker 47 is accommodated in the speaker accommodating recesses 45 and 46, the gasket 56 provided on the speaker 47 is brought into contact with the plate surface of the speaker grill plate 115 and the speaker flange is suppressed in order to suppress the vibration of the speaker 47. Even if 53 is configured to be fixed with screws, the number of screws used to suppress vibration of the speaker 47 and screws used to ground the gasket 56 to the speaker grill plate 115 can be reduced. The gasket 56 is brought into close contact with the speaker grill plate 115, so that the sound quality can be improved and the number of screws used in the slot machine 1 can be reduced to reduce the manufacturing cost of the slot machine 1.

  Further, when the first, second, and third barrier lower fixing holes 70a, 70b, 70c are provided at positions close to the flange fitting portion convex portion 61, and the cabinet 39 is fixed to the barrier lower portion 37, the flange fitting portion. Since the cabinet 39 can be fixed to the lower barrier 37 with the cabinet fixing screw 169 at a position close to the convex portion 61, the speaker grille boss portion 116 can be pulled into the barrier surface side with a strong force. The speaker grille boss portion 116 can be pressed strongly against the flange surface of the speaker flange 53. Thereby, coupled with fixing by the speaker fixing screw 167, the speaker flange 53 can be pressed strongly and in a balanced manner toward the barrier surface, and the chatter noise of the speaker can be suppressed.

  Further, as described above, even when the speaker 47 is mounted in the speaker housing recesses 45 and 46 provided in the lower barrier 37, the sound quality can be improved by bringing the gasket 56 into close contact with the speaker grill plate 115. In addition, since the speaker 47 can be mounted in the speaker receiving recesses 45 and 46 while suppressing the chatter noise, for example, when the slot machine 1 is reused, the speaker 47 is attached to the cabinet 39 side. Compared with the case where the slot machine is reused, it is not necessary to remove the speaker 47 from the cabinet 39 to be discarded, so that the workability at the time of reuse can be improved.

  When the cabinet 39 is provided with the connector holding portion 130 for holding the connector 81, the barrier lower opening 73 is provided at a position corresponding to the connector holding portion 130 of the lower barrier 37, and the cabinet 39 is fixed to the lower barrier 37. Since the connector 81 held in the connector holding portion 130 can be pulled out from the lower barrier opening 73, for example, when the cabinet 39 is replaced by one person, one end of each of the operation switches 119, 120, 121, 122 is provided. The connector 81 on the other end side of the wire harness 80 connected via the connector 81 can be easily pulled out to the back side surface of the lower barrier 37. As a result, the burden of pulling out the connector 81 to the back side of the lower barrier 37 when the cabinet 39 is replaced is reduced, and the mounting workability when the cabinet 39 is attached to the lower barrier 37 is improved. Can do. As a result, the cabinet 39 can be easily replaced (assembled) by one person.

  In addition, since the harness accommodating portion 132 is provided in the cabinet 39 and the connector 81 is held in the connector holding portion 130, the extra wire harness 80 can be accommodated. Therefore, when the cabinet 39 is attached to the lower barrier 37, the cabinet 39 And the wire harness can be prevented from being sandwiched between the lower barrier 37. Thereby, the assembly work of the cabinet 39 can be smoothly performed without damaging the wire harness 80.

  Further, the jog dial body portion 160 is provided with the jog dial concave portion 165, the barrier lower convex portion 166 is provided under the barrier 37, and the barrier lower convex portion 166 is secured when the cabinet 39 is fixed to the barrier lower 37 with the jog dial 122 attached. Is fitted into the jog dial recess 165 so as to be fixed (finally fixed). For example, the wire W is inserted into the gap between the mounting hole 104 provided in the cabinet 39 and the jog dial main body 160, and the wire Even if the hook of the rear hook 163 to the cabinet 39 is released by W, the jog dial 122 cannot be removed from the cabinet 39 because the barrier lower projection 166 is fitted in the jog dial recess 165. Therefore, the jog dial 122 cannot be removed from the cabinet 39 (that is, the lower door 27) unless the cabinet 39 is removed from the lower barrier 37. However, the cabinet 39 is fixed to the lower barrier 37 by a plurality of cabinet fixing screws 169. In addition, as described above, one of the cabinet fixing screws 169 is covered by the cover covering portion 88 so that the fixing cannot be released, so that the cabinet 39 from the lower barrier 37 (or the lower barrier 37 from the cabinet 39) is covered. It is installed so that it cannot be easily removed. Accordingly, it becomes difficult to release the fitting between the lower barrier protrusion 166 and the jog dial concave portion 165 by removing the cabinet 39 from the lower barrier 37. As a result, it is difficult to remove the jog dial 122 from the cabinet 39, and it is possible to prevent the gogging action or the like performed through the mounting hole 104 when the jog dial 122 is removed, while the cabinet 39 is placed under the barrier 37. The jog dial 122 can be fixed to the cabinet 39 (lower door 27) by a series of operations for fixing the jog dial 122, and the workability of the operation for attaching the jog dial 122 can be improved.

  Further, the jog dial main body 160 is provided with a front hook 162 for positioning in the mounting hole 104 of the cabinet 39, and a rear hook for temporarily mounting the jog dial main body 160 to the cabinet 39 is provided. The barrier lower convex portion 166 has a jog dial concave portion. Since the jog dial 122 can be temporarily attached to the cabinet 39 at a position where the jog dial 122 is fitted to the cabinet 39, the jog dial main body 160 is always attached to the cabinet 39 at a position where the barrier lower convex portion 166 is fitted to the jog dial concave portion. be able to. By this. The jog dial 122 can be easily fixed to the bottom, and the cabinet 39 can be fixed to the lower barrier 37 smoothly. As a result, it is possible to improve the workability of the attachment work for attaching the cabinet 39 to the lower barrier 37.

  Further, when the lower panel 143 is removed from the cabinet opening 105, it is necessary to release the hook of the upper hook 153 with respect to the upper hook receiver 137, but the upper hook 153 has a flat hook body 155 and a locking projection. When the upper hook 153 is hooked on the upper hook receiver 137, the pointed tip of the locking projection 156 is projected toward the inner side of the lower panel 143. Therefore, for example, as shown in FIG. 25, even if the upper hook 153 is pushed by the wire W inserted between the cabinet opening 105 and the lower panel 143, the direction pushed by the wire W is the upper hook 153. Prevent the upper hook 153 from being released from the upper hook receiver 137. It can be. Thereby, it is possible to prevent the lower panel 143 from being removed from the cabinet opening 105, and it is possible to prevent a go-to action performed by removing the lower panel 143.

  Further, the lower panel 143 is divided into two parts, and the front case 145 is provided with the lower hook 150 provided with the lower hook opening 151, and the rear case 146 is provided with the rear case protrusion 152. When the lower panel 143 is attached to the cabinet opening 105 by fitting the lower case opening 152 to the rear case projection 152, the second locking portion that is locked when the lower panel 143 is attached to the cabinet opening 105 is overlapped with the rear case 146. Since it is formed, for example, a protrusion is provided on the side of the rear case 146 at a position that does not correspond to the lower hook 150, and the protrusion and the lower hook 150 are connected to the opening edge of the cabinet opening 105. Compared to the case where the lower panel is attached to the cabinet opening 105 by hooking it to the portion 136, the number of hook receivers provided on the opening edge 136 can be reduced. . Thereby, the manufacturing cost of the slot machine 1 can be suppressed.

  When the panel-side hook 159 is provided on the rear case 146, the slide hook 141 is provided on the cabinet 39, and the panel-side hook 159 is hooked on the slide hook 141 with the lower panel 143 attached to the cabinet opening 105, the panel Since the lower 143 cannot be removed from the cabinet surface, for example, even if a hook other than the panel-side hook 159 on the lower panel is removed, the lower panel 143 is removed from the cabinet opening 105. Can be prevented. As a result, it is possible to prevent a go-to action performed by removing the lower panel 143.

  Further, when the lower panel 143 is attached to the cabinet opening 105, the panel surface is illuminated by the LED substrate 42 from an oblique lower side as shown by an arrow A in FIG. It is possible to prevent the upper hook 153 and the surrounding shape from being reflected on the panel surface of the lower panel 143. Thereby, it can suppress that the beauty | look of the panel surface is impaired.

  In the present embodiment, the cover body portion 85 is fixed to the substrate attachment portion 76 under the barrier 37 to which the relay substrate 75 is attached, so that the cover cover 83 is protected so as to cover the relay substrate 75. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and any substrate case may be used as long as it protects the substrate on which the receiving connector for connecting the connector is provided. For example, the lower side of the substrate is covered with the lower cover. A board case that covers and covers the front side of the board with an upper cover and seals the board between the lower cover and the upper cover, and covers the board surface that faces the board surface on which the receiving connector is provided. The structure which provides a convex part and contact | abuts to the connector connected to the receiving side connector may be sufficient.

  Further, in the present embodiment, the cover convex portions 90 and 91 themselves, which are contact portions, protrude toward the relay substrate 75 so that the contact surfaces 90a and 91a protrude toward the relay substrate 75 side. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and when the board is protected by the board cover, it may be any if the contact surface provided on the board cover contacts the connector surface of the connector connected to the receiving connector of the board. May be. For example, as shown in FIG. 27A, the contact surfaces 170a and 171a of the contact portions 170 and 171 provided on the substrate cover 83A have the same height as the cover surface that covers the substrate surface of the relay substrate 75. That is, it may be configured to be on the same plane as the cover surface. Further, as shown in FIG. 27B, the contact surface 172a, 173a is a cover surface of the substrate cover 83B that covers the relay substrate 75. Alternatively, the contact portions 172 and 173 may be configured to project in a direction away from the substrate surface of the relay substrate 75 (a direction opposite to the substrate surface).

  Further, in the present embodiment, the protruding portion that contacts the speaker 45 is configured by the speaker grille boss portion 116 that is fitted to the tip end portion of the speaker flange fitting portion convex portion 62. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the cabinet 39 is a barrier. Any one may be used as long as the speaker 47 can be fixed in contact with the speaker when fixed to the lower portion 37. For example, a convex portion may be provided on the speaker grill plate 115 and the convex portion may be brought into contact with the speaker flange 53.

  Further, in the present embodiment, two of the four corners of the speaker flange 53 are screwed into the flange hole 55 with the speaker fixing screw 167, and the speaker grill boss portion 116 is abutted with the other two to connect the speaker 47. Although it was set as the structure fixed to the speaker accommodating recessed parts 45 and 46, not only this but what kind of thing can be used as long as the speaker 47 can be fixed to the speaker accommodating recessed parts 45 and 46, for example, the speaker in the speaker grill plate 115 Four speaker grille bosses 116 are provided at positions corresponding to the four corners of the flange 53, and the four speaker grille bosses 116 are brought into contact with the four corners of the speaker flange 53 to place the speaker 47 in the speaker housing recesses 45 and 46. The structure to fix may be sufficient.

  Further, in this embodiment, the operation switch locked portion is configured by the jog dial concave portion 165 and the base side locking portion is configured by the barrier lower convex portion 166. However, the present invention is not limited thereto, and the jog dial main body portion 160 is removed. As long as it can be fixed so that it cannot be fixed, for example, the operation switch locked portion may be formed of a convex portion, and the base side locking portion may be formed of a concave portion, and the barrier A configuration may be adopted in which a hook is provided on the lower 37 and a hook receiver is provided on the jog dial main body 160 to hook the jog dial main body 160 to the lower barrier 37.

  In this embodiment, the jog dial 122 is removed by fitting the jog dial concave portion 165 provided in the jog dial 122 to the barrier lower convex portion 166 provided in the barrier lower 37 as the lower barrier 37 of the cabinet 39 is fixed. Although it was configured to be attached to the cabinet 39 in an impossible state, the present invention is not limited to this, and any switch may be used as long as it is a switch attached to the cabinet 39. For example, an operation switch locked portion is provided on the MAXBET button 121, and the operation switch locked portion is locked to the base locking portion provided on the lower barrier 37 as the cabinet 39 is fixed to the lower barrier 37. Thus, the MAXBET button 121 may be attached to the cabinet 39 in a state where it cannot be removed.

  In the present embodiment, the connector locking portion is configured by the three boss members 131a, 131b, and 131c. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and any connector can be used as long as the connector 81 can be held. You may provide the clip etc. for hold | maintaining on both sides.

  In the present embodiment, when the cabinet 39 is fixed to the lower barrier 37, the boss members 131 a, 131 b, 131 c protrude from the lower barrier opening 73 onto the back side surface of the lower barrier 37, so that the boss members The connector 81 of the wire harness 80 held by 131a, 131b, 131c is positioned on the back side surface of the lower barrier 37 so that the connector 81 can be pulled out on the back side of the lower barrier 37. Not only, but when the cabinet 39 is fixed to the lower barrier 37, the connector 81 of the wire harness 80 held by the boss members 131a, 131b, 131c can be pulled out from the lower barrier opening 73. Good. For example, when the cabinet 39 is fixed to the lower barrier 37, the boss members 131a, 131b, 131c do not protrude on the rear side surface of the lower barrier 37, but the connector 81 itself is located on the rear side surface of the lower barrier 37, or Although the connector 81 itself is not located on the back side surface of the lower barrier 37, the connector 81 may be configured to be pulled out by being located at a location close to the opening surface of the lower barrier opening 73.

  In the present embodiment, the second locking portion is configured to be formed by fitting the rear case protrusion 152 to the lower hook opening 151 provided in the lower hook 150. However, the present invention is not limited to this. First, the front protrusion and the rear protrusion may be formed to be engaged with each other. For example, an opening is provided in the rear case protrusion 152 and the lower hook 150 is fitted. The second locking portion may be formed.

  In the present embodiment, the present invention is applied to the front door composed of two doors, the upper door and the lower door. The present invention can be applied to.

1 gaming machine (slot machine)
2 Housing 3 Front door 105 Opening (cabinet opening)
136 Edge (opening edge)
137 First locked portion (upper hook receiver)
141 Third locked portion (slide hook)
142 Second locked part (lower hook receiver)
143 Panel (lower panel)
145 Front panel (front case)
146 Rear panel (rear case)
150 Front protrusion (lower hook)
152 Rear protrusion (rear case protrusion)
153 First locking part (upper hook)
154 2nd locking part 159 3rd locking part (panel side hook)
156 Locking protrusion W Foreign material (wire)

Claims (3)

A housing whose front is opened, and a front door that opens and closes the opening of the housing,
A gaming machine in which an opening is formed in the front door,
A panel attached to the front door so as to close the opening;
A first locking portion extending from the back side of the panel and having a locking projection on the tip side;
A first locked portion that is provided at an edge of the opening and that locks the first locking portion by locking the locking protrusion.
The locking projection protrudes in a direction pushed by a foreign object inserted in the gap between the opening and the panel.
A gaming machine characterized by that. The panel includes a front panel portion constituting a front side of the panel, a rear panel portion constituting a back side of the panel, and a second locking portion for locking the panel to an edge of the opening. Prepared,
A second locked portion that locks the second locking portion is provided at the edge of the opening,
The second locking portion is formed by locking a front protrusion provided on the front panel portion and a rear protrusion provided on the rear panel portion,
The panel is held in the opening by the locking of the second locking portion and the second locked portion and the locking of the first locking portion and the first locked portion. ,
The gaming machine according to claim 1. The panel has a third locking portion extending from the back side thereof,
The front door is provided with a third locked portion for locking the third locking portion on the back side thereof,
The third locked portion is formed so as to be movable along an edge of the opening,
As the third locked portion moves, the third locking portion locks with the third locked portion.
The gaming machine according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that.

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