JP2014100351A - Game machine - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a game machine capable of preventing the entangling of a wiring to be connected with an electric part arranged in a movable body.SOLUTION: A movable body 54 is vertically movably arranged on a front face of a base member 83. One end of a harness H extracted from a back side of the base member 83 to a front side through a wiring pull-out port 88 is connector-connected with a substrate for the movable body 54. The harness H between the wiring pull-out port 88 and the movable body 54 is held on a wire holding member 100 arranged turnably on the base member 83. The wire holding member 100 is so turned by the harness H, which is pulled in accordance with the movement of the movable body 54 from a standby position to a movable position, that a free end portion is positioned on a movement route of the movable body 54. When the abutment of an abutment portion of the movable body 54 abuts against the wire holding member 100 at the time of movement of the movable body 54 from the movable position to the standby position, the wire holding member 100 turns so that the free end portion may retract from the movement route.

Description

  The present invention relates to a gaming machine including a movable body that is moved by driving of a driving means.

  A pachinko machine, which is a typical gaming machine, has a frame-shaped decorative member arranged at a substantially central position of a game area defined on a board surface of a gaming board set in the machine. A symbol display device such as a drum or the like is faced, and this game display device is configured to perform various game effects such as a reach effect accompanying a pattern variation. Further, a visual effect can be obtained by disposing a movable effect device having a movable body that performs a required operation on the decorative member, and operating the movable body in accordance with a game effect performed by the symbol display device. Pachinko machines that improve the game and enhance the fun of games are also known.

  In addition, in a pachinko machine, it has been proposed that a light emitting device is provided on the movable body itself, and the light emitting position by the light emitting device is changed by the movement of the movable body, thereby enhancing the effect of production (see, for example, Patent Document 1). ).

JP 2003-236088 A

  In a configuration in which the light emitting device moves together with the movable body, the wiring having one end connected to the light emitting device by a connector is connected to a decorative member or a board disposed on the back side of the game board. In this case, the length of the wiring between the two connector connecting portions is such that the connector connecting portion with the light emitting device of the wiring or the connector connecting portion with the substrate does not come off due to the movement of the light emitting device (movable body). It must be set longer than the amount of movement of the light emitting device.

  However, the long wiring is easy to bend and may be bent in an unintended direction when the light emitting device is moved, and may contact the movable body or get entangled with the movable body itself. If the wiring becomes entangled with the movable body, a load is applied to the wiring, and the operation of the movable body (light-emitting device) is hindered, and the connector connecting portion between the wiring and the light-emitting device or the board is disconnected.

  That is, the present invention has been proposed in order to solve this problem in view of the above-mentioned problems inherent in the gaming machine according to the prior art, and involves a wire connected to an electrical component disposed on the movable body. An object of the present invention is to provide a gaming machine that can prevent such a situation.

In order to solve the above problem, in the invention according to claim 1 of the present application,
A movable body (54) that is movably disposed along the installation surface (84a) of the installation section (50) and is moved between the first position and the second position by the drive of the drive means (74) is provided. In gaming machines,
An electric component (70) provided on the movable body (54) and moving integrally;
One end of the electrical component (70) is connected to the connector, and the other end is connected to the board (49) provided in the installation section (50) via a connector (H), and
A wiring holding member (100) pivotably supported around an axis intersecting the installation surface (84a) with respect to the installation part (50),
The wire holding member (100) is internally defined so as to extend in the radial direction from a swing fulcrum, and a free end that is spaced from the swing fulcrum, and a passage (110) through which the wire (H) is inserted. And a through hole (110a) through which the wiring (H) connected to the electrical component (70) from the passage (110) is connected to the outside is provided,
The wiring holding member (100) has a free end at the moving path (R) of the movable body (54) by the wiring (H) pulled along with the movement of the movable body (54) from the first position to the second position. When the movable body (54) contacts the wiring holding member (100) when the movable body (54) moves from the second position to the first position, a free end portion is formed. The gist of the invention is that it is configured to be rotatable so as to retract from the movement path (R).

  According to the first aspect of the present invention, the wiring is bent in an unintended direction during the movement of the movable body by inserting and holding the wiring in the wiring holding member that can swing as the movable body moves. By restricting, it is possible to prevent the wiring from being entangled with the movable body. In addition, since the movable body can be brought into contact with the wiring holding member when the movable body moves from the second position to the first position, the wiring led out from the wiring holding member is moved away from the movable body. It can be positively moved, and the wiring can be reliably prevented from being entangled with the movable body. Accordingly, it is possible to prevent the problem that the operation of the movable body is hindered by the wiring or the connector connecting portion of the wiring is disconnected.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, at the end of the movable body (54) on the front side in the movement direction from the second position to the first position, the wiring holding member (100) when moving from the second position to the first position. ) Is provided with an abutting portion (69) capable of abutting on the swing fulcrum side from the through hole forming portion.
According to the second aspect of the present invention, when the movable body moves from the second position to the first position, the contact portion on the front side in the movement direction contacts the swing fulcrum side from the through hole forming portion in the wiring holding member. Since the wiring holding member can be rotated, the wiring can be reliably separated from the movable body.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, the wiring (H) connected to the electrical component extends forward in the moving direction from the second position to the first position in the movable body (54), and then the wiring holding member ( Configured to be pulled into (100) aisle (110),
The swing support point of the wiring holding member (100) is located on the side of the movable body (54) positioned at the first position, and the wiring holding member (100) is positioned in the state where the movable body (54) is positioned at the first position. 100) is characterized in that the free end portion is configured to have an inclined posture located on the front side in the moving direction from the second position to the first position in the movable body (54).
According to the third aspect of the present invention, the wiring can be held for a long period while the movable body moves from the first position to the second position, and the wiring can be prevented from bending.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, the through hole (110a) of the wiring holding member (100) is connected to the electric component (70) in a state where the movable body (54) is located at the first position. The gist of the present invention is that it is provided at a position biased toward the extending part from the movable body (54).
According to the invention of claim 4, since the through hole of the wiring holding member is biased to the extension part side of the wiring from the movable body, it can be drawn into the passage without bending the wiring. It is possible to suppress a large load from being applied to the wiring.

In the invention according to claim 5, the wiring holding member (100) includes a base body (101) whose one end portion (105) in the longitudinal direction is pivotally supported by the installation portion (50), and a base The gist of the present invention is that it comprises a lid member (107) that is detachably disposed on the body (101) and defines the passage (110) with the base body (101).
According to the invention which concerns on Claim 5, since the wiring holding member was comprised from the base body and the cover member, the operation | work which penetrates a wiring to a channel | path becomes easy.

  According to the gaming machine according to the present invention, it is possible to prevent the operation of the movable body from being hindered by the wiring or from disconnecting the connector connecting portion of the wiring.

It is a front view which shows the pachinko machine which concerns on an Example. It is a front view of the game board which concerns on an Example. It is the perspective view which looked at the state which separated the 3rd movable production device from the installation member concerning an example from the front side. It is the disassembled perspective view which looked at the 3rd movable production device concerning an example from the back side. It is a figure which shows the wiring holding member which concerns on an Example, (a) is the disassembled perspective view seen from the front side, (b) is the fragmentary sectional view which expands and shows a part. It is a principal part vertical side view of the 3rd movable production | presentation apparatus which concerns on an Example. It is the operation | movement process figure which looked at the 3rd movable production apparatus which concerns on the Example from the back side, Comprising: The base part is abbreviate | omitted. It is the operation | movement process which looked at the 3rd movable production apparatus which concerns on an Example from the front side.

  Next, a gaming machine according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings by way of preferred embodiments. In the embodiment, a pachinko machine that plays a game using a pachinko ball as a game ball will be described as an example. Further, in the following description, “front”, “rear”, “left”, and “right” are states when the pachinko machine is viewed from the front side (player side) as shown in FIG. 1 unless otherwise specified. It points at.

(About pachinko machine 10)
As shown in FIG. 1, the pachinko machine 10 according to the embodiment is configured in a vertically long rectangular shape as a whole, so that the player can play pachinko games in a posture toward the front of the pachinko machine 10. An operation handle 21 for performing a ball launching operation is provided at the lower right on the front surface. The pachinko machine 10 is provided with a gaming board 13 (see FIG. 2), which will be described later, on the front side of the opening of the outer frame 11 as a fixed frame that is formed in a rectangular frame shape and fixed to an installation frame base (not shown) of the game store. A middle frame 12 as a main body frame that is detachably held is assembled so as to be openable and detachable, and a symbol display device 35 capable of variably displaying symbols is arranged on the rear side of the game board 13 so as to be detachable. Yes. Further, on the front side of the middle frame 12, a front frame 14 as a decorative frame having a transparent plate for protecting the game board 13 so as to be seen through is installed in an openable and closable manner, and below the front frame 14 A lower ball tray 15 for storing pachinko balls is assembled to be openable and closable. In the embodiment, an upper ball tray 16 for storing pachinko balls is integrally assembled at a lower position of the front frame 14, and the upper ball tray 16 is also opened and closed integrally with the opening and closing of the front frame 14. Configured to do. The front frame 14 is provided with an operation handle 21 for operating a ball striking device (not shown) disposed on the middle frame 12 on the side of the lower ball tray 15. The hitting ball launching device is actuated by the moving operation, and the pachinko balls stored in the upper ball receiving tray 16 are launched toward the game board 13. In the embodiment, a liquid crystal display device in which a liquid crystal panel capable of displaying various symbols is housed in a housing case is adopted as the symbol display device 35, but the present invention is not limited to this, and a drum-type symbol display device is used. Various conventionally known symbol display devices capable of stopping and variably displaying various symbols such as a device and a dot matrix type symbol display device can be adopted.

(About game board 13)
As shown in FIG. 2, the game board 13 is a flat plate member made of a plywood board in which a game area 13 a in which a pachinko ball can flow down is defined on the front surface (board surface), and the back side of the game board 13. In addition, an installation member (installation part) which is formed in a box shape opened forward by a light-transmitting synthetic resin material and on which the symbol display device 35 and various rendering devices 42, 51, 52, 53 described later are disposed. ) 50. The game board 13 and the installation member 50 are formed in a size and a shape in which the outline shape in a front view is substantially matched, and the installation member 50 is attached to the rear surface of the game board 13 and the installation member 50 is attached to the game board 13. It is configured to cover the entire rear surface. Note that the game board 13 may be formed of a light-transmitting material using a synthetic resin material such as acrylic or polycarbonate. In this case, it is preferable to make the configuration of the back side difficult to visually recognize from the front of the pachinko machine 10 by forming the installation member 50 from an opaque synthetic resin material.

  As shown in FIG. 2, on the front surface of the game board 13, first and second board surface protection members 38a and 38b are respectively disposed at the upper and lower corners of the left side, and extend to the upper and lower corners on the right side. In this manner, a third board surface protection member 38c is provided. Each of the first to third board surface protection members 38a, 38b, and 38c has an inner edge facing the center side of the game board 13 formed in an arc shape, and the first board surface protection member 38a, the second board surface protection member 38b, and An arcuate guide rail 38d is disposed along the inner edge of the upper end portion of the third board surface protection member 38c. The guide rail 38d and the third board surface protection member 38c disposed on the right side define a substantially circular game area 13a in which a pachinko ball can flow down. The game board 13 is provided with a frame-shaped decorative body 39 and first and second side decorative bodies 40, 41 so as to face the game area 13a. The game nails are constructed so that the behavior of the falling pachinko balls can be changed in a complex manner.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the frame-shaped decorative body 39 has a so-called “eight-letter” shape in which two large and small rings are connected vertically, and is installed on the inner side of the upper ring. A first visible opening 39a that exposes the symbol display device 35 and the various rendering devices 42, 51, 52, and 53 disposed on the member 50 to the front side is provided, and the installation member 50 is disposed on the inner side of the lower ring. A second visible opening 39b is provided to expose the provided winning ball effect device 42 to the front side. Further, the frame-shaped decorative body 39 is provided with first and second start openings 45a and 45b that can be won from the game area 13a, and between the first and second visible openings 39a and 39b, the first start is provided. A stage 43 is formed that distributes the pachinko balls that have won to the mouth 45a and guides them to the winning ball directing device 42. Furthermore, the frame-shaped decorative body 39 is driven to open the second start opening 45b based on the result of the normal symbol winning lottery triggered by the passage of the pachinko ball to the gate passage opening 39c arranged on the game board 13. An opening / closing member 45c is provided. The winning ball effect device 42 is configured to execute an effect of distributing the pachinko balls that have entered (winned) the first start opening 45a.

  The first and second side decoration members 40 and 41 are configured as members that are provided with a normal winning opening and that decorate the lower area of the game area 13a. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the second side decorative member 41 disposed at the lower right side of the game area has a special winning device having a special winning opening 46 a through which a pachinko ball can be won in a big hit game based on a start winning prize. 46. The special winning device 46 includes a special winning opening based on the result of a special symbol winning lottery (a big win lottery) triggered by the winning of a pachinko ball to the first or second starting opening 45a, 45b. An opening / closing member 46b that is driven to open 46a is provided. The first side decorative member 40 disposed in the lower left portion of the game area is provided with three normal winning openings, whereas the second side decorative member 41 disposed in the lower right portion is provided with one normal prize. Mouth is provided.

(About the installation member 50)
As shown in FIG. 3, the installation member (installation part) 50 is formed in a rectangular box shape that opens forward from a rectangular back wall 50a and a surrounding wall 50b that protrudes forward from the periphery of the back wall 50a. The installed member 50 is formed in a state in which a flange 50c extending outward from the front edge of the surrounding wall 50b is in contact with the rear surface of the game board 13. In addition, a display surface opening 50d that exposes the display surface 35a of the symbol display device 35 disposed on the rear surface of the back wall 50a to the front is formed in the back wall 50a so as to follow the display surface 35a. .

  Inside the installation member 50, a first movable effect device 51 (see FIGS. 1 and 2) is disposed above the display surface opening 50d, and on the left and right sides of the display surface opening 50d. Second movable effect devices 52 are respectively provided. The first movable effect device 51 and the second movable effect device 52 move the front side of the display surface 35a closer to or away from the central portion in relation to the symbol variation effect displayed on the display surface 35a of the symbol display device 35. Configured to perform actions. Further, in the center of the inner lower half of the housing portion, the winning ball effect device 42 is disposed at a position exposed to the front side through the second visible opening 39b of the frame-shaped decorative body 39, and the winning ball effect device A third movable effect device 53 is disposed behind 42.

(About the third movable effect device 53)
As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the third movable effect device 53 includes a movable body 54 having a movable body substrate (electrical part) 70 built therein, and a movable position of the movable body 54 in a standby position (first position). A drive mechanism 55 that reciprocates between positions (second positions), a pedestal portion 56 on which the drive mechanism 55 and the movable body 54 are disposed, and the movable body provided on the pedestal portion 56 and the movable body 54. And a guide mechanism 57 for restricting the moving direction of 54. The third movable effect device 53 is configured such that the movable body 54 can be moved in the vertical direction by being guided by the guide mechanism 57 in accordance with the drive of the drive mechanism 55. In addition, the movable body 54 is always located at the lowest standby position as the movement start end below the display surface opening 50d and overlapping the front side of the pedestal 56, and the front side is covered by the winning ball effect device 42. Thus, it is impossible to view from the front of the game board 13 through the first and second visible openings 39a and 39b of the frame-shaped decorative body 39 (see FIG. 1). On the other hand, when the movable body 54 moves to the uppermost movable position, which is the end of movement, it is positioned above the pedestal portion 56 and overlaps the front side of the display surface opening 50d (or the display surface 35a). 13 is configured to be visible through the first visible opening 39a (see FIG. 2).

  On the rear surface of the back wall 50a of the installation member 50, a relay substrate (substrate) 49 that is electrically connected to a control device (not shown) is disposed below the display surface opening 50d. A harness (wiring) H, one end of which is connected to the connector, is pulled out to the front side of the pedestal portion 56 through a through hole 50e formed in the back wall 50a and a wiring outlet 88 described later formed in the pedestal portion 56, The other end of the harness H is connected to the movable body substrate 70 by a connector. Further, the wiring holding member 100 to be described later is pivotally supported by the pedestal portion 56 so as to be able to swing in parallel with the installation surface 84a to be described later while holding a part of the harness H, whereby the movable body 54 is moved up and down. The movement of the harness H to be driven can be regulated.

(About movable body 54)
As shown in FIG. 4, the movable body 54 includes a movable body main body 60 that forms the outer shape of the movable body 54, a design sheet 73 that is affixed to the front surface of the movable body main body 60, and a light applied to the design sheet 73. Is basically composed of a movable body substrate 70 that is light-decorated by irradiation. The movable body 60 is configured as a thin case by combining a front case body 61 and a rear case body 62 made of a light-transmitting synthetic resin material in the front-rear direction, and is movable inside the movable body body 60. A body substrate 70 is accommodated. On the front surface of the movable body substrate 70, a plurality of light emitters (not shown) such as LEDs are arranged as a whole, and a socket 71 to which a connector of the harness H is connected is provided at the lower end portion. ing. The movable body substrate 70 is formed with a large number of openings 72 so as to avoid the circuit for the light emitter, and the front and rear case bodies 61 and 62 correspond to the positions of the openings 72. A large number of openings 63 and 66 are formed. That is, by forming a large number of openings 72, 63, 66 in the movable body substrate 70 and the movable body main body 60, the weight of the movable body 54 is reduced, and the load of a drive motor 74 (described later) of the drive mechanism 55 during driving is suppressed. At the same time, the design sheet 73 can be supplementarily light-decorated by display light on the display surface 35a of the symbol display device 35 located on the rear side.

  The opening at the center lower end of the opening 63 provided in the front case body 61 is a socket housing opening 63a located corresponding to the harness 71 for the harness H provided in the movable body substrate 70, When the movable body substrate 70 is accommodated in the movable body main body 60, the movable body 54 can be thinned by accommodating the socket 71 in the socket accommodation opening 63 a. The design sheet 73 is a light-transmitting thin sheet in which the surface of the ink layer on which the character is printed is protected with a thin transparent layer (not shown), and avoids the opening 63 with respect to the front surface of the front case body 61. However, an adhesive layer 73a is formed in an annular shape along the outer edge of the back surface so that it can be disposed by bonding only to the outer edge portion. Further, as shown in FIG. 4, a pair of wiring holding rods 64 are provided on the rear surface of the front case body 61 so as to be arranged directly below the socket housing port 63 a so as to be separated from each other in the left-right direction. The harness H in the vicinity of the connector is configured to pass between the pair of wiring holding bars 64 and extend outward from the movable body 54. Furthermore, the front case body 61 is provided with a tongue piece 65 extending downward from the position where the both wire holding rods 64, 64 are disposed. The tongue piece 65 passes between both the wire holding rods 64, 64 and extends outward. The tongue 65 can suppress the harness H to be displaced forward. In addition, a guide inclined surface 65a is formed at the lower end edge of the tongue piece 65 so as to incline upward from the side away from the wiring holding member 100 toward the adjacent side, and the movable body 54 is directed from the movable position toward the standby position. When the harness H is displaced forward on the lower side of the tongue piece 65, the harness H is guided to the wiring holding member 100 side when the harness H is pressed down against the guide inclined surface 65a. It is configured to obtain.

  The front and rear case bodies 61 and 62 constituting the movable body main body 60 have an outer edge shape corresponding to the character of the design sheet 73 in the portion that accommodates the movable body substrate 70, while the rear case body 62 is the front case body. It is formed in a shape that bulges downward from 61 (see FIG. 8). A laterally engaging groove 67 that engages an engaging shaft 79 of a swing arm 76 described later is formed on the rear surface of the lower portion (bulged portion) of the rear case body 62, and a slider 93 described later is provided. It is fixed. Further, the movable body 54 moves downward from the movable position side toward the standby position at the lower right corner of the rear case body 62 (an end portion of the movable body 54 on the front side in the movement direction from the movable position to the standby position). At this time, an abutting portion 69 is provided to abut against the wiring holding member 100 (see FIG. 8). In the embodiment, the contact portion 69 is formed in an arc shape. A detected member 68 having a detection rib 68a detected by an original position sensor 82 disposed on the pedestal portion 56 is attached to the lower left corner (bulged portion) of the rear case body 62. ing. The detection rib 68a of the detection target member 68 protrudes in the shape of a wall extending vertically, and the lower end position that blocks the detection light of the original position sensor 82 as a photosensor according to the movement of the movable body 54. And the upper position where it is not blocked. When the original position sensor 82 detects the detection rib 68a, the control device recognizes that the movable body 54 is in the standby position. Further, on the upper surface of the detected member 68, a sheet metal member (magnetic adhesion member) 68b that is magnetically attached to a magnet M described later is provided. The lateral width of the engagement groove 67 is set to a size that allows the horizontal displacement of the engagement shaft 79 in the swing arm 76 according to the vertical movement of the movable body 60.

(About the drive mechanism 55)
As shown in FIGS. 4 and 7, the drive mechanism 55 includes a drive motor (drive means) 74 having a rotation shaft capable of rotating forward and reverse, a drive gear 75 fixed to the rotation shaft of the drive motor 74, A swing arm 76 that reciprocates the movable body 54 by swinging according to the rotation of the drive gear 75, and a torsion spring 81 that forms a shape in which both ends extend outward and generates a biasing force in the winding direction. It consists of and. At the base end portion of the swing arm 76, a swing shaft portion 77 that is pivotally supported by a base member 83 (to be described later) of the pedestal portion 56, and a circular arc that forms the same center as the swing shaft portion 77 are formed. A driven gear portion 78 that meshes with the drive gear 75 is provided, and an engagement shaft 79 that engages with the engagement groove 67 of the movable body 60 projects forward from the free end portion of the swing arm 76. It is installed. Further, on the rear surface of the swing arm 76, a swing rib 80 that engages with a swing opening 90a, which will be described later, protrudes rearward.

  The pedestal portion 56 includes a base member 83 on which the movable body 54 and the drive mechanism 55 are disposed, and a protective plate 90 that covers the rear surface of the base member 83. The base member 83 surrounds an image wall 84 that forms an installation surface (front surface) 84a on which the movable body 54 is installed so as to be reciprocally movable up and down, and surrounds the installation surface 84a of the image wall 84 in a substantially U shape. It is formed in a box shape having an opening on the front and upper sides by an enclosure 85 that prevents the surrounding wiring and the like from entering. A drive motor 74 is attached to the front surface of the drive system installation area 86 forming the right portion of the enclosure 85 so that the rotation shaft is inserted into the rear surface side of the base member 83, and on the rear surface side, the drive motor 74 is attached. A drive gear 75 is fixed to the rotation shaft 74. The swing arm 76 is pivotally supported on the rear surface side of the drive system installation region 86 with the driven gear portion 78 engaged with the drive gear 75, and an engagement shaft 79 provided on the free end side of the swing arm 76. Is engaged with the engaging groove 67 of the movable body 54 through a notch 84 b provided in the drawing wall 84 of the base member 83. That is, the swing arm 76 and the movable body 54 are linked by the engagement shaft 79 and the engagement groove 67 in a state where the operation areas of the swing arm 76 and the movable body 54 are partitioned forward and backward by the base member 83. Further, on the proximal end side of the swing arm 76, the torsion spring 81 is held in a state where the swing shaft portion 77 is inserted into the winding portion and one end is locked to the swing arm 76, and The other end of the torsion spring 81 is locked to the base member 83, and the torsion spring 81 urges the swing arm 76 counterclockwise in FIG. 7 (the movable body 54 is moved from the standby position toward the movable position). Direction).

  A wiring holding member 100 described later is attached to the base member 83 below the drive motor 74 on the front surface of the drive system installation area 86. A magnet insertion portion 87 into which the magnet M is inserted is provided at the upper left end of the enclosure portion 85 so as to open rearward. The magnet M inserted into the magnet insertion portion 87 reaches the movable position. The sheet metal member 68b of the movable body 54 is attracted by a magnetic force so that the movable body 54 can be reliably held in a stationary posture. Further, an original position sensor 82 is disposed at a position spaced downward from the magnet insertion portion 87 so as to protrude from the rear surface side of the base member 83 to the installation surface 84a. The protective plate 90 is attached so as to cover the rear surface of the base member 83, whereby the in-situ sensor 82 is sandwiched between the protective plate 90 and the base member 83 and the magnet insertion portion 87 is sealed. Further, the swing arm 76 is supported so as to be prevented from coming off. In the state where the swing arm 76 is supported by the pedestal 56, the swing rib 80 is engaged with the fan-shaped swing opening 90a provided in the protective plate 90, and swings within the range of the swing opening 90a. The moving arm 76 can swing.

(About the guide mechanism 57)
As shown in FIGS. 4 and 7, the guide mechanism 57 is disposed so as to be able to slide up and down with respect to the fixed guide member 91 fixed to the installation surface 84 a of the pedestal portion 56. And a slider 93 disposed on the rear surface of the rear case body 62 (movable body main body 60) so as to be able to slide up and down with respect to the sliding guide member 92. . The fixed guide member 91 includes a pair of long plate members 91a and 91a attached to the installation surface 84a of the pedestal portion 56 so as to be parallel to the left and right with the vertical direction as the longitudinal direction, and the opposing edges of the pair of long plate members 91a and 91a By sandwiching both side portions 92a and 92a of the sliding guide member 92 between the installation surface 84a by 91b and 91b, the sliding guide member 92 is supported so as to be slidable in the vertical direction. The sliding guide member 92 is a long frame member in which a long hole 92b extending in the vertical direction (longitudinal direction) is formed. The sliding guide member 92 is formed between the opposing edges 91b and 91b of the fixed guide member 91 and the installation surface 84a. The sandwiched side portions 92a and 92a are formed in a thin plate shape, and the lower end portion is set wider than the distance between the pair of long plate members 91a and 91a, and the lower end portion is formed at the lower end of the long plate members 91a and 91a. By abutting, the sliding member 92 can be prevented from coming off above the fixed guide member 91.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the bosses 62 a, 62 a that protrude from the rear surface of the rear case body 62 and are vertically separated are slidably inserted into the long holes 92 b of the sliding guide member 92. 6a, 62a is fixed to the rear ends of the sliders 93 by screws so that the sliding guide member 92 and the rear case body 62 (movable body 54) fixed to the slider 93 are relatively moved along the long holes 92b. Thus, it is configured to be movable in the vertical direction. The guide mechanism 57 allows the sliding guide member 92 to slide up and down along the fixed guide member 91 and allows the movable body 54 (slider 93) to slide up and down along the sliding guide member 92. By being configured, the moving range of the movable body 54 is earned. That is, in the embodiment, the first distance that the sliding guide member 92 can slide with respect to the fixed guide member 91 and the second distance that the slider 93 can slide with respect to the sliding guide member 92 are added. The length is set as a range in which the movable body 54 is movable.

(About the wiring holding member 100)
As shown in FIGS. 3 and 8, the harness H is provided from the rear surface side of the installation member 50 below the installation position of the drive motor 74 on the front surface of the drive system installation area 86 of the base member 83 (the pedestal portion 56). A wiring lead-out port 88 for drawing out on the installation surface 84a side is provided, and a wiring holding member 100 that holds the harness H drawn out from the wiring lead-out port 88 is pivotally supported. The wiring holding member 100 is pivotally supported by a shaft portion 89 (see FIG. 5B) protruding rearward in the drive system installation region 86 of the pedestal portion 56, and intersects the axial direction of the shaft portion 89. It extends in the direction (direction along the installation surface 84a). The total length of the wiring holding member 100 is set to such a length that a free end portion that is separated from the pivot end portion while being pivotally supported by the shaft portion 89 can enter the moving path R of the movable body 54. In FIG. 8, the movement path R between the standby position of the movable body 54 and the movable position is indicated by a two-dot chain line. More specifically, the total length of the wiring holding member 100 is such that the free end of the wiring holding member 100 is one of the fixed guide members 91 (the side close to the wiring holding member 100 as shown in FIG. 8C). ) Is set to a length that overlaps the front side of the long plate member 91a, and the harness H can be held relatively long. Note that the rear surface of the free end portion of the wiring holding member 100 is set to be positioned slightly in front of the front surface of the long plate member 91a, and the free end portion of the wiring holding member 100 is located on the front side of the long plate member 91a. It is possible to prevent the wiring holding member 100 from being caught rearward and to restrict the rearward displacement of the wiring holding member 100 in the overlapped state. Further, the wiring holding member 100 is pivotally supported by the shaft portion 89 in a loosely fitted state so that the free end portion faces downward due to its own weight when the harness H is not held.

  As shown in FIG. 8A, the wiring holding member 100 is inclined such that, when the movable body 54 is in the standby position, the free end portion is located on the front side in the movement direction from the movable position to the standby position of the movable body 54. Configured to be In the embodiment, the wiring holding member 100 is held in an inclined posture by contacting the side surface of the wiring holding member 100 (the side surface away from the movable body 54) with the rib 83a provided on the base member 83. It has come to be. And in the wiring holding member 100 of the attitude | position shown to Fig.8 (a), the through-hole 110a by the side of a free end is located below the lower end of the lower end (rear case body 62) of the movable body 54. FIG. In this state, the through hole 110a is biased and opened toward the socket 71 side of the movable body substrate 70 in the movable body 54 (the extension portion side of the harness H from the movable body 54), and is pulled out from the through hole 110a. Accordingly, the lead-out portion of the harness H whose connector end is connected to the movable body substrate 70 by a connector is prevented from bending. Further, as shown in FIG. 8C, the through-hole 110a of the wiring holding member 100 has the harness H as the movable body 54 moves from the standby position to the movable position even when the movable body 54 is in the movable position. The movable body 70 opens toward the socket 71 by being pulled and rotated by. That is, when the movable body 54 moves between the standby position and the movable position in the standby position of the movable body 54, the wiring holding member 100 provided with the through hole 110 a that is biased toward the socket 71 of the movable body substrate 70 moves between the standby position and the movable position. In addition, the through hole 110a is configured to be displaced so as to open toward the socket 71 of the movable body substrate 70, so that bending of the harness H between the through hole 110a and the socket 71 can be suppressed. It is like that.

  The harness H held by the wiring holding member 100 is curved in a substantially U shape when the movable body 54 is in the standby position (see FIG. 8A), and the movable body 54 is in the movable position. The length is set so as not to be tensioned linearly (see FIG. 8C). In the state where the movable body 54 is in the standby position, the harness H that is pulled out from the wiring lead-out port 88 and held by the wiring holding member 100 has left and right portions below the movable body 54 that are pulled out from the wiring holding member 100. The connector provided at the tip after extending in the direction is connected to the socket 71 of the movable body substrate 70 from below. The shaft portion 89 is provided near the lower side of the wiring lead-out port 88 and at a position slightly biased toward the movable body 54, and the pivoted wiring holding member 100 holds a portion near the wiring lead-out port 88 of the harness H. It is configured to obtain. The harness H held by the wiring holding member 100 is preferably set to a length that does not contact the upper surface of the lower enclosure 85 when the movable body 54 is in the standby position.

  As shown in FIG. 5A, the wiring holding member 100 is elongated as a whole from a base body 101 pivotally supported by a pedestal portion 56 and a lid member 107 detachably attached to the front side of the base body 101. Through holes 110a and 110b (see FIG. 8) that are open outwardly at both ends in the longitudinal direction in a state where the base body 101 and the lid member 107 are assembled with each other. A wiring passage (passage) 110 through which 110a and 110b communicate is defined internally. The base body 101 has a pair of side wall portions 102a and 102b facing the short side direction of the flat bottom wall portion 102 so as to protrude forward, so that the cross section in the short side direction is formed in a U shape. ing. Of the pair of side wall portions 102a and 102b, one side wall portion 102a located on the side away from the movable body 54 is provided along one side edge of the bottom wall portion 102, and the free end side is the bottom wall portion 102. It extends in an arc shape along the edge. On the other hand, the other side wall portion 102b located on the side close to the movable body 54 is formed in a flat plate shape along the other side edge of the bottom wall portion 102, and the other side wall portion 102b and the one side wall portion 102a. A gap is formed between the end portions. Two positioning bosses 103, 103 for positioning the lid member 107 are integrally provided on the inner side surface of one side wall portion 102a in a state of being spaced apart in the longitudinal direction and bulging inward, and the other side wall portion A screwing boss 104 for screwing the lid member 107 is integrally provided on the inner side surface of 102b in a state where it bulges inward. The screwing boss 104 is positioned approximately in the middle of the positioning bosses 103 and 103 in the longitudinal direction of the base body 101. The pair of side wall portions 102 a and 102 b have the same protruding length so as to support the lid member 107 in a state parallel to the bottom wall portion 102. Further, when the lid member 107 is attached to the base body 101, the positioning bosses 103 and 103 and the screwing bosses 104 formed on the inner surface sides of the side wall portions 102a and 102b make the constant-width straight path slightly non-circular. A wiring passage 110 having a shape narrowed in a straight line (meandering shape) is internally defined.

  Further, on the free end side of the wiring passage 110, a through hole 110a formed between the free end portions of the side wall portions 102a and 102b is formed from the free end of the wiring holding member 100 to the other side edge. Then, the through hole 110a is connected to the movable body substrate 70 of the movable body 54 at the standby position of the movable body 54, and the harness H extending downward from between the wiring holding rods 64, 64 is extended. It is configured so as to open to the part side. Further, as shown in FIG. 6, the through hole 110a on the free end side of the wiring holding member 100 pivotally supported by the pedestal portion 56 is an extended portion of the harness H from the movable body 54 (specifically, the front and rear cases). The wiring holding member 100 is configured to rotate with the movement of the movable body 54 on the plane. That is, the harness H drawn out from the through hole 110a and drawn between the front and rear case bodies 61 and 62 can be prevented from being displaced in the front-rear direction when the movable body 54 and the wiring holding member 100 are moved. It has become.

  As shown in FIG. 5B, a shaft insertion portion (one end portion) pivotally supported by the shaft portion 89 of the pedestal portion 56 is provided on the base end side (the pivot end side) of the bottom wall portion 102 in the base body 101. ) 105 are continuously provided, and the fitting member 106 is fixed to the shaft portion 89 by a screw N through the shaft insertion portion 105. The shaft insertion portion 105 has a front surface provided flush with the front surface of the bottom wall portion 102 and is formed in a shape bulging rearward from the rear surface of the bottom wall portion 102, and has a first inner peripheral surface 105a having a large inner diameter, An insertion port is formed by an inner surface in which a second inner peripheral surface 105b having a smaller diameter than the first inner peripheral surface 105a is connected via a stepped portion. As for the fitting member 106, the flange 106b is formed in the front end of the cylindrical cylinder part 106a. The cylindrical portion 106a is formed to have a smaller diameter than the inner diameter of the second inner peripheral surface 105b in the shaft insertion portion 105, and the flange 106b is larger in diameter than the second inner peripheral surface 105b and more than the first inner peripheral surface 105a. Is also formed in a size having a small diameter. Further, the shaft insertion portion 105 and the fitting member 106 are configured such that the shortest distance between the front surface of the drive system installation region 86 and the flange 106b of the fitting member 106 when the wiring holding member 100 is pivotally supported by the pedestal portion 56 is It is set to be larger than the axial width of the second inner peripheral surface 105b of the insertion portion 105. That is, the wiring holding member 100 inserts the fitting member 106 fitted from the first inner peripheral surface 105a side after inserting the shaft portion 89 from the second inner peripheral surface 105b side into the insertion port of the shaft insertion portion 105. By being screwed to 89, it is pivotally supported by the pedestal part 56, and the shaft insertion part 105 is loosely fitted between the pedestal part 56 and the fitting member 106 in the pivotally supported state.

  As shown in FIG. 5A, the lid member 107 is formed in a flat plate shape having a size corresponding to the bottom wall portion 102 of the base body 101 by a light-transmitting synthetic resin material. Further, two positioning openings 108 and 108 into which the two positioning bosses 103 and 103 provided in the base body 101 are fitted are provided at positions along one side edge on the side away from the movable body 54. A screwing hole 109 that is screwed to the screwing boss 104 of the base body 101 is provided at a position along the other side edge on the side close to the movable body 54. The positioning openings 108 and 108 are provided in a notch shape that opens not only in the plate thickness direction but also to the side, so that the lid member 107 can be compactly formed and positioning with respect to the base body 101 is facilitated. It can be released.

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Next, the operation of the pachinko machine 10 according to the above-described embodiment will be described.

  As shown in FIG. 7A, in the state where the movable body 54 is positioned at the standby position, the driving mechanism 55 has the swing arm 76 positioned at the lower end of the swing range, the sliding guide member 92 and the slider. The drive gear 75 prevents the driven gear portion 78 from rotating while 93 is located at the lower end of the slide. In this state, the engaging shaft 79 of the swing arm 76 that engages with the engagement groove 67 of the movable body 54 is weighted in the direction in which the swing arm 76 is pushed down. The pressing force applied to the swing arm 76 is reduced by the biasing force of the torsion spring 81 held on the base end side of the swing arm 76, and the design sheet 73 is adopted, the movable body main body 60, and the movable body substrate. The movable body 54 is reduced in weight by a plurality of openings 63, 66, and 72 provided in the 70. Therefore, the load applied to the drive motor 74 when raising the movable body 54 from the standby position can be reduced, and the movable body 54 can be smoothly moved up. At the standby position of the movable body 54, the detection light of the original position sensor 82 is blocked (off) by the detection rib 68a of the detected member 68.

  When the drive motor 74 is rotationally driven to operate the movable body 54, the swing arm 76 rises and pushes up the engagement groove 67 of the movable body 54 under the meshing action of the drive gear 75 and the driven gear portion 78. . Here, the engaging shaft 79 rises in an arc shape with the swinging shaft portion 77 of the swinging arm 76 as a fulcrum, but the movable body 54 is restricted from being displaced left and right by the guide mechanism 57. The movable body 54 continuously receives the push-up force of the engagement shaft 79 while allowing the engagement shaft 79 to move left and right within the width of the engagement groove 67, and moves upward as the slider 93 slides with respect to the slide guide member 92. Move to.

  As shown in FIG. 7B, when the slider 93 provided on the movable body 54 contacts the upper end of the inner edge of the long hole 92b of the sliding guide member 92, the displacement of the slider 93 relative to the sliding guide member 92 is restricted. However, after that, the slider 93 and the movable body 54 are allowed to further move upward by being pushed up by the slider 93 and the sliding guide member 92 sliding upward along the fixed guide member 91. Then, as shown in FIG. 7C, when the movable body 54 reaches the movable position, the drive motor 74 is controlled to be stopped, and the movable body 54 is held at the movable position. At this time, the sheet metal member 68b provided on the movable body 54 is magnetically attracted to the magnet M, so that the movable body 54 is stably held stationary at the movable position. Then, when the drive motor 74 is rotationally driven in the reverse direction, the swing arm 76 is lowered and the movable body 54 returns from the movable position to the standby position under the meshing action of the drive gear 75 and the driven gear portion 78. When the detection light of the original position sensor 82 is blocked by the detection rib 68a of the detected member 68, the movable body is held at the standby position by controlling the stop of the drive motor 74.

Next, the operation of the wiring holding member 100 accompanying the movement of the movable body 54 will be described.
As shown in FIG. 8 (a), in a state where the movable body 54 is located at the standby position, one end side of the harness H near the movable body 54 is connected to a pair of socket 71 rectors fixed to the movable body substrate 70. It extends between the wire holding rods 64, 64 and extends downward (forward in the moving direction from the movable position of the movable body 54 to the standby position), and the harness H as a whole is between the movable body 54 and the wiring outlet 88. It is greatly curved in a substantially U shape. The wiring holding member 100 follows the shape of the harness H, and the other end side of the harness H (wiring lead-out port 88 side) in an inclined posture with the lower end (free end portion) slightly closer to the movable body 54 side than the vertical posture. Holding. The wiring holding member 100 follows the shape of the harness H, and the other end side of the harness H (wiring lead-out port 88 side) in an inclined posture with the lower end (free end portion) slightly closer to the movable body 54 side than the vertical posture. Holding. Inside the wiring passage 110, the harness H is held in a curved state along the shape of the wiring passage 110, and extends so as to pass through the centers of the through holes 110a and 110b along the curved shape. ing.

  When the movable body 54 starts to move upward from the standby position, the wiring holding member 100 is pulled by the harness H that follows the movable body 54, and the wiring holding member 100 moves the free end of the movable body substrate 70 from the position below the shaft portion 89. As shown in FIG. 8 (b), the moving path R of the movable body 54 is freely moved until the free end portion reaches the same height as the shaft portion 89. The end part enters. That is, the wiring holding member 100 has a total length (a length extending in the radial direction with respect to the shaft portion 89) that allows the free end portion to be largely moved toward the movable body 54 by turning upward as the movable body 54 rises. ing. Accordingly, the harness H is pulled upward so as to loosen the curve as the movable body 54 rises, whereas the socket 71 of the movable body substrate 70 and the free end of the wiring holding member 100 are horizontally aligned. Since the distance in the direction is greatly reduced, even if the movable body 54 is lifted, the posture in which the one end side of the harness H extends directly below is not greatly displaced.

  As shown in FIG. 8C, when the movable body 54 has reached the movable position, the distance between the free end of the wiring holding member 100 and the socket 71 of the movable body substrate 70 is the largest. Accordingly, the harness H becomes closest to a straight line. In this state, the wiring holding member 100 is located at a height where the free end portion slightly exceeds the height of the shaft portion 89. That is, the swing range of the wiring holding member 100 is the upper swing with respect to a state where the free end of the wiring holding member 100 is aligned horizontally with the shaft portion 89 (a state in which the wiring holding member 100 extends horizontally). The moving range is set to be smaller than the lower swinging range. Even in the posture of the wiring holding member 100 when the movable body 54 reaches the movable position, the through hole 110a on the free end side faces the socket 71 of the movable body substrate 70 of the movable body 54. The harness H pulled out from the hole 110a and connected to the movable body substrate 70 by a connector extends substantially linearly without bending, and a large load is not applied to the harness H. Note that the rear surface of the free end portion of the wiring holding member 100 overlaps the front surface of one long plate member 91 a in the fixed guide member 91.

  When the movable body 54 descends from the movable position toward the standby position, the harness H positioned in the traveling direction of the movable body 54 is pushed by the movable body 54 and retracted downward, so that Interference is prevented. Here, since the wiring holding member 100 is loosely fitted to the shaft portion 89, the wiring holding member 100 normally rotates downward as the harness H is retracted, but the harness H located between the movable body 54 and the wiring holding member 100. There is a possibility that the wiring holding member 100 may not be rotated only by the harness H due to some reason such as a problem of the posture of the wiring holding member 100 or a contamination of dust. However, in this embodiment, when the movable body 54 descends from the movable position, the free end portion of the wiring holding member 100 is located on the movement path R of the movable body 54. Accordingly, when the wiring holding member 100 falls into a state in which it does not rotate downward even when the harness H is moved, the abutting portion 69 of the movable body 54 that descends directly contacts the wiring holding member 100. The wiring holding member 100 can be pushed down forcefully and forcibly. Thereby, the free end part of the wiring holding member 100 can be separated from the movable body 54 and the hooking of the harness H to the movable body 54 can be prevented. Further, the contact portion 69 of the movable body 54 is set so as to be in contact with the base end side (the swing fulcrum side) from the free end side through hole 110a in the wiring holding member 100. The harness H is prevented from being caught between the contact portion 69 and the wiring holding member 100.

  As described above, in the pachinko machine 10 according to the embodiment, the total length of the wiring holding member 100 is set to a length in which the free end reaches the moving path R of the movable body 54 while being pivotally supported by the shaft portion 89. . As a result, the harness H can be held for a relatively long time, so that the movable part of the harness H related to the operation of the movable body 54 can be limited to a small size, and the wiring holding member 100 does not rotate downward due to its own weight. In addition, the wiring holding member 100 can be forcibly pushed down by the contact portion 69 of the movable body 54 to prevent the harness H from being caught on the movable body 54. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the operation of the movable body 54 from being hindered by the harness H or the problem that the connector of the harness H is detached from the socket 71 of the movable body substrate 70.

  Further, when the movable body 54 moves upward from the standby position, the free end of the wiring holding member 100 is moved to the movable body 54 side, so that the socket 71 of the movable body substrate 70 and the free of the wiring holding member 100 can be obtained. The distance in the horizontal direction from the end portion is greatly reduced. Further, when the swing range of the wiring holding member 100 is based on the state in which the wiring holding member 100 extends horizontally, the swing range above the reference position is smaller than the swing range below. It was set as follows. This makes it difficult for one end of the harness H to move during a series of operations of the movable body 54, and occurs between the connector connected to the socket 71 of the movable body substrate 70 in the harness H and the wiring portion joined thereto. The load is reduced. Therefore, disconnection of the harness H and connector disconnection can be prevented.

  A pair of wiring holding rods 64 arranged directly under the socket 71 are provided on the rear surface of the front case body 61 facing the front surface of the movable body substrate 70, and the normal posture of the harness H in which the wiring extends directly below from the connector is maintained. The movable body 54 was configured as described above. Thereby, the pulling force in the crossing direction does not act on the joint portion of the harness H with the connector in accordance with the downward movement of the movable body 54, and it is possible to prevent breakage and disconnection that are likely to occur at the joint portion with the connector. In addition, the harness H is configured to be closest to a straight line in a state where the movable body 54 is in the movable position, and when the movable body 54 is in the movable position, the rear surface of the free end portion of the wiring holding member 100 is a fixed guide member. It was configured to be supported on the front surface of 91. That is, the wiring holding member 100 is supported from the rear in a state where there is little play in the harness H, and rattling is suppressed, so that it is possible to prevent the harness H from being tensioned in a straight line.

  When the movable body 54 moves between the standby position and the movable position, the wiring holding member 100 is displaced so that the through hole 110a on the free end side always opens to the socket 71 side of the movable body substrate 70. Therefore, when the movable body 54 moves, the harness H between the through hole 110a and the socket 71 is prevented from being bent, and the harness H is entangled, and the harness H is disconnected or the connector is disconnected. be able to. Further, in the wiring holding member 100, the through hole 110a on the free end side is positioned substantially on the same plane as the extension portion of the harness H from the movable body 54 (specifically, between the front and rear case bodies 61 and 62). Since the harness H is rotated in the state, it is possible to prevent the harness H between the through hole 110a and the socket 71 from being displaced back and forth, and the harness H is entangled with the movable body 54 and the guide mechanism 57 or the harness H Disconnection and connector disconnection can be further prevented. Furthermore, the wiring holding member 100 that rotates with the movement of the harness H when the movable body 54 moves from the movable position to the standby position is inclined such that the free end portion faces the side away from the movable body 54 rather than the vertical posture. The posture is prevented by the rib 83a. In other words, in the standby position of the movable body 54, the wiring holding member 100 is held by the rib 83a in an inclined posture with the free end approaching the movable body 54 side, so that the movable body 54 moves toward the movable position. In doing so, the wiring holding member 100 is pulled smoothly by the harness H, and the free end of the wiring holding member 100 smoothly rotates toward the moving path R of the movable body 54. Furthermore, the side wall portion 102a that defines the through hole 110a closes the wiring passage 110 on the side opposite to the socket 71 side of the movable substrate 70 (the side opposite to the opening side of the through hole 110a). When the movable body 54 moves from the movable position to the standby position, it is possible to prevent the harness H from being displaced in an unintended direction due to the position of the side wall 102a being restricted.

  The wiring passage 110 is internally defined by the positioning bosses 103 and 103 and the screwing boss 104 so as to be non-linear (meandering), and wiring is performed so that the through hole 110a is defined at a position biased toward the movable body 54 side. The holding member 100 was configured. Thereby, since a part of harness H can be hold | maintained in the wiring channel | path 110 using the elasticity of harness H itself, the wiring holding member 100 can be made into a simple shape. In addition, the fitting member 106 is provided separately from the base body 101 provided with the shaft insertion portion 105, and the fitting member 106 is screwed to the shaft portion 89 so as to sandwich the shaft insertion portion 105, thereby fitting member 106. Further, the wiring holding member 100 is pivotally supported between the pedestal portion 56 and the base portion 56 in a loosely fitted state. That is, even if the screw N is tightened too much, the wiring holding member 100 does not easily swing, so that the wiring holding member 100 does not hinder the operation of the harness H and prevents the harness H from being disconnected or from being disconnected. Can do.

  Since the movable region 54 and the operating region of the harness H and the operating region of the swing arm 76 are configured to be partitioned by the base member 83 (see FIG. 6), the harness H is caught by the swing arm 76 and the harness H Can be prevented from being damaged or malfunctioning of the movable body 54. Further, the rear case body 62 is configured to extend downward from the lower end edge of the front case body 61, and the harness H is configured to extend with the front side of the rear case body 62 directed downward. Displacement of the harness H toward the arrangement side (rear side) of the guide mechanism 57 can be suppressed by the rear case body 62, and the harness H can be prevented from being entangled with the guide mechanism 57. Further, the tongue piece 65 extends from the lower end edge of the front case body 61, and a guide inclined surface 65 a facing the wiring holding member 100 side is formed on the lower end edge of the tongue piece 65. Thereby, when the harness H is pushed down by the downward movement of the movable body 54, even if the harness H is bent forward, the curved portion is guided to the wiring holding member 100 side along the guide inclined surface 65a. Smooth rotation of the wiring holding member 100 is allowed. Furthermore, in the embodiment, the base member 83 on which the movable body 54 is movably disposed is formed in a box shape, and the harness H that extends from the movable body 54 is enclosed by the extension portion of the harness H. Since it is configured to be received by the portion 85, when the movable body 54 moves from the movable position to the standby position, the harness H is prevented from extending outward from the base member 83 and is caught by other parts. Can be surely prevented.

  Here, in the standby position of the movable body 54, when the harness H extending downward from the movable body 54 is bent in contact with the enclosure portion 85 of the base member 83, the wiring is held by the elasticity of the harness H. There is a possibility that the member 100 is largely rotated in the direction in which the free end portion is close to the movable body 54. However, in the embodiment, the wiring holding member 100 abuts against the abutting portion 69 of the movable body 54, so that the rotation in the direction in which the free end portion of the wiring holding member 100 approaches the lower side of the movable body 54 is restricted. Therefore, the harness H pulled out from the through hole 110a at the free end is prevented from moving greatly below the movable body 54, and the harness H can be prevented from being entangled with the movable body 54.

  Further, while the harness H hangs in a substantially U shape between the movable body 54 and the wiring outlet 88 at the standby position, the shaft portion 89 is biased near the lower side of the wiring outlet 88 and toward the movable body 54. Provided in the position. As a result, in a state in which the movable body 54 is at the standby position where the stay time is the longest, the harness H is not bent from the edge of the through hole 110a in the wiring holding member 100, and the wiring is performed in a natural state. The holding member 100 can hold the harness H.

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It should be noted that the configuration of the gaming machine according to the present invention is not limited to that shown in the above-described embodiments, and various modifications are possible. For example, the following can be adopted.
(1) In the embodiment, the movable body is configured to move in the vertical direction along the installation surface. However, the movable body may be configured to move in the horizontal direction and other directions. Moreover, you may comprise so that it may move to a rotation direction instead of a linear direction.
(2) In the embodiment, the movable body substrate is installed on the movable body as an electric component. However, the electric component is not limited to this, and a motor or solenoid for operating a movable member provided on the movable body. It may be a drive means such as.
(3) In the embodiment, the wiring holding member is composed of the base body and the lid member. However, the wiring holding member may be a cylindrical member having a through hole through which the harness is inserted and a guide passage.
(4) In the embodiment, the wiring holding member is formed in an elongated rectangular cylindrical shape, but may be configured in a curved cylindrical shape so as to follow the curvature of the harness. In addition, a plurality of members may be axially connected in the extending direction so that the wiring passage can be deformed.
(5) In the embodiment, the movable body is configured to be moved by the drive motor. However, the drive means for moving the movable body may employ a solenoid or other known means.
(6) The gaming machine is not limited to a pachinko machine, and may be other various gaming machines such as an arrangement ball machine or a slot machine using a pachinko ball.

49 Relay board (board)
50 Installation members (installation section)
54 Movable body 69 Contact part 70 Movable body substrate (electrical part)
74 Drive motor (drive means)
84a Installation surface (front of pedestal)
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 100 Wiring holding member 101 Base body 105 Shaft insertion part (one end part)
107 Lid member 110 Wiring passage (passage)
110a Through hole H Harness (wiring)
R travel route

Claims (5)

In a gaming machine including a movable body that is movably disposed along an installation surface of an installation unit and is moved between a first position and a second position by driving of a driving unit.
An electrical component provided on the movable body and moving integrally;
One end of the electrical component is connected to the connector, and the other end is connected to the board provided in the installation portion by a connector, and
A wiring holding member pivotally supported around the axis intersecting the installation surface with respect to the installation unit;
The wiring holding member is internally defined so as to extend in the radial direction from the swing fulcrum, and is formed in a passage through which the wiring is inserted and a free end portion separated from the swing fulcrum. And a through hole through which the wiring on the side connected to the connector is drawn out,
The wiring holding member is rotated so that the free end portion is positioned on the moving path of the movable body by the wiring pulled along with the movement of the movable body from the first position to the second position. A gaming machine characterized in that when the movable body abuts against the wiring holding member during the movement from the position to the first position, the free end portion can be rotated so as to be retracted from the movement path.   The movable body can be brought into contact with the end of the front side in the movement direction from the second position to the first position, on the swing fulcrum side from the through hole forming portion in the wiring holding member when moving from the second position to the first position. The gaming machine according to claim 1, further comprising an abutment portion. The wiring connected to the electrical component is configured to be drawn into the path of the wiring holding member after extending forward in the moving direction from the second position to the first position in the movable body,
The swing fulcrum of the wiring holding member is located on the side of the movable body located at the first position, and the wiring holding member has a free end portion of the movable body at the first position when the movable body is located at the first position. The gaming machine according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the gaming machine is configured to have an inclined posture located on the front side in the moving direction from the second position to the first position.   The through-hole of the said wiring holding member is provided in the position biased to the extension part side from the movable body of the wiring connected to the said electrical component in the state in which the said movable body is located in a 1st position. The gaming machine according to any one of the above.   The wiring holding member includes a base body whose one end in the longitudinal direction is pivotally supported by the installation section, and is detachably disposed on the base body to define the passage between the base body. The gaming machine according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the gaming machine is configured with a lid member that performs the above operation.

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