JP2017080465A - Game machine - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a game machine which can more surely leave a trace after a block state of specific operation is cancelled.SOLUTION: A breakage projection 386 for a breakage member 355 operated when opening a substrate box 311 progresses along a path movable in an arc shape inside a front surface part 401 of a sealing sticker 313. While a distance to a position from an end part supporting the sticker seal 313 to a position at which the breakage projection 386 passes is varying as the breakage projection 386 progresses, the sticker seal 313 is broken. An area wrinkled or torn as the broken part of the sticker seal 313 changes with respect to a progress path of the breakage projection 386, so that it is possible to diversify breakage modes of the sticker seal 313 and to make restoration operation of the breakage hard.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 14

Description

  The present invention relates to a gaming machine such as a pachinko machine.

  Game machines such as pachinko machines and slot machines have various electronic components such as a CPU that executes game control processing, a ROM that stores game control programs, and a RAM that temporarily stores various data generated by the progress of the game. It has a mounted control board. And according to the control program memorize | stored in ROM, various game machines mounted in the game machine by CPU are controlled, and a series of games are performed. In this type of gaming machine, the control board is changed to an illegal control board that is different from the regular one, or the ROM (the chip if the ROM is integrated into one chip with the CPU) is replaced with an illegal one. There have been many reports of fraudulent acts such as In order to deal with such fraudulent acts, for example, fraud countermeasures such as pasting a fragile seal seal that cannot be re-applied so as to straddle a plurality of case bodies constituting the board box and leave a trace when peeled off. Is adopted (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

JP 2003-180917 A

  However, even if fraud countermeasures are taken, there is a possibility that criminals will develop methods and instruments for carrying out new fraudulent acts on the countermeasure products. For this reason, it is preferable that the content of the anti-fraud measures is updated and improved in order to make it more reliable, and the opening operation of the substrate box is simplified, but when it is opened, the seal seal can be reused. It is preferable that it becomes impossible to reliably leave a trace of opening. And this subject is common to the gaming machine provided with the trace means which leaves the trace that the specific operation was performed while the specific operation such as the opening operation of the board box is inhibited and the inhibition state is released. It is a problem to do.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above-described circumstances and the like, and an object thereof is to provide a gaming machine capable of more reliably leaving a trace after the inhibition state of a specific operation is released. .

In order to solve the above problems, the invention according to claim 1
A thin sheet-like trace means;
One or more components to which the trace means are fixed;
A breakage means having a breakage portion which is in contact with a predetermined damaged portion in the trace means by a specific operation and breaks the trace means;
A support means for supporting the breakage means so as to be able to travel along a predetermined path by the specific operation;
The trace means has a plane or substantially planar first trace surface part including the damaged part,
The component has a mounted portion to which a gap is formed in a portion where the damaged portion is provided, and the first trace surface portion is fixed on both sides of the gap,
The breakage means is supported by the support means as the predetermined path on the direction side along the first trace surface portion so that the breakage portion can travel in the first trace surface portion,
At least a part of an edge forming the gap in the attached portion has a shape in which a distance with respect to the path of the damaged part that travels along the predetermined path varies. To do.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, the game machine which can leave more reliably the trace from which the inhibition state of specific operation was cancelled | released can be provided.

It is a front view of a pachinko machine. It is a perspective view of the pachinko machine seen from the front. It is a perspective view which expands and shows the main structures of a pachinko machine. It is a perspective view which expands and shows the main structures of a pachinko machine. It is a front view of an intermediate unit. It is a front view of a game board. It is a rear view of an intermediate unit. It is a rear view of a back pack unit. It is a rear view of a pachinko machine. It is a front view of a main controller unit. It is a disassembled perspective view of a main controller unit. It is a front view of a main controller. It is a disassembled perspective view of a main controller. It is the perspective view which showed opening operation | movement of a board | substrate box. It is the perspective view which decomposed | disassembled and showed the partial structure of the right side part of a main controller. It is the perspective view which showed the state which decomposed | disassembled the seal seal and the seal cover member from the board | substrate box. It is the perspective view, front view, and sectional drawing which showed the shape of the member for damage. It is the perspective view, front view, and side view which showed the shape of the seal cover member. It is a front view of the right side part of the board | substrate box which shows operation | movement of the member for damage. (A) is a front view of the right side part of the board | substrate box which showed the seal | sticker cover member in the cross sectional view, and (b) is sectional drawing in the sectional line of Fig.20 (a). (A) is a right side view of a substrate box to which a seal cover member and a seal seal are attached, (b) is a state in which the seal cover member is removed from the state of (a), and (c) is a state of (b). The state which removed the seal seal from is shown. It is a perspective view of the board | substrate box which showed operation | movement of the member for damage. It is the figure which showed the aspect which the seal seal broke from each direction side. It is explanatory drawing of the modification of the member for damage. It is explanatory drawing of the modification of the member for damage.

  Hereinafter, as an embodiment of the present invention, an example of a pachinko gaming machine (hereinafter referred to as a “pachinko machine”) which is a kind of gaming machine will be described, and then a modified example will be described. FIG. 1 is a front view of the pachinko machine 10, FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the pachinko machine 10 as viewed from the front, FIGS. 3 and 4 are perspective views showing the main configuration of the pachinko machine 10, and FIG. 13 is a front view of FIG. 3 and 5, the configuration in the game area 23a of the pachinko machine 10 is omitted for convenience.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the pachinko machine 10 includes an outer frame 11 that forms an outer shell of the pachinko machine 10, and a gaming machine body 12 that is rotatably attached to the outer frame 11. Have. The outer frame 11 is formed in a frame shape in which four sides are fixed with a wooden plate material as upper and lower sides and an aluminum plate material as left and right sides. The pachinko machine 10 is installed in the game hall by attaching and fixing the outer frame 11 to the island facility. In the pachinko machine 10, the outer frame 11 is not an essential component, and the outer frame 11 or a member having the same inner shape as the outer frame 11 and having a gaming machine body 12 support structure and a locking structure of the outer frame 11 is a game. It is good also as a structure with which the field was equipped.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the gaming machine main body 12 includes an intermediate unit 13, a front door frame 14 disposed in front of the intermediate unit 13, and a back pack unit 15 disposed behind the intermediate unit 13. ing. An intermediate unit 13 of the gaming machine main body 12 is supported to be rotatable with respect to the outer frame 11.

  As shown in FIG. 3, a front door frame 14 is rotatably supported by the intermediate unit 13, and the left side is a rotation base end side (opening / closing base end side) and the right side is a rotation front end in a front view. As the side (opening / closing tip side), it can be rotated forward. As shown in FIG. 4, the back pack unit 15 is rotatably supported by the intermediate unit 13. In the front view, the left side is the rotation base end side (opening / closing base end side), and the right side is rotated. The moving tip side (opening / closing tip side) can be rotated backward.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the intermediate unit 13 is provided with a locking mechanism 16 at its rotating tip, and has a function of locking the gaming machine main body 12 with respect to the outer frame 11 in a locked state. The door frame 14 has a function of locking the intermediate frame 13 so that it cannot be opened. As shown in FIG. 1, each of these locking states can be obtained by performing an unlocking operation using the unlocking key on the key cylinder of the locking mechanism 16 that is exposed on the front surface of the pachinko machine 10, respectively. Canceled.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the intermediate unit 13 is mainly configured by a frame-shaped frame unit 21 whose outer shape is substantially the same as that of the outer frame 11. The frame unit 21 has a function as an inner frame to which the game board 23 is detachably attached from the front side. It is done. As shown in FIG. 3, the state in the game area 23 a is visible from the front of the pachinko machine 10 through the window panel unit 30 provided on the back side of the front door frame 14.

  The front door frame 14 is rotatably attached to the front side of the intermediate unit 13. As shown in FIG. 2, front door mounting brackets 57 and 58 are provided on the rotation base end side of the front door frame 14, and by engaging the front door mounting brackets 57 and 58 with the intermediate unit 13, The front door frame 14 is rotatably supported with respect to the intermediate unit 13.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the front door frame 14 is formed in a rectangular shape whose outer shape is substantially the same as that of the intermediate unit 13. The front door frame 14 is provided with a window portion 14a having an opening smaller than the window panel unit 30 so that the outer periphery of the window panel unit 30 is not exposed in a front view (see FIG. 1). By covering the window portion 14 a from the back side with the window panel unit 30, almost the entire front side of the intermediate unit 13 is covered by the front door frame 14 to which the window panel unit 30 is attached.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the window panel unit 30 includes a pair of front and rear transparent glasses 31 and 32 having a larger outer shape than the window portion 14a and transparency, and a fixed frame 33 that integrates the transparent glasses 31 and 32. ing. The fixed frame 33 is formed in an annular shape that is slightly larger than the transparent glasses 31 and 32 by a synthetic resin, and the window panel unit 30 is integrated by bonding the outer peripheral edges of the transparent glasses 31 and 32 to the fixed frame 33. It is considered as layer glass.

  The window panel unit 30 is formed of colorless and transparent by the transparent glasses 31 and 32, but is not limited thereto, and may be formed of colorless and transparent by a synthetic resin. As long as the game area 23 a can be visually recognized through the panel unit 30, the game area 23 a may be colored and transparent instead of being colorless and transparent.

  As shown in FIG. 1, a plurality of electrical decoration parts 24 incorporating light emitting means such as LEDs are provided around the window part 14 a in the front door frame 14. In these electric decoration parts 24, lighting or blinking is performed according to a change in the gaming state at the time of big hit or at a predetermined reach. In addition, the lighting unit 24 on the upper side of the window 14a includes a light emitting unit that is turned on at a predetermined error such as a shortage of payout balls, and a light emitting unit that is turned on during award ball payout. A speaker cover 27 is provided on the upper right side and upper left side of the window portion 14a to cover a speaker device that outputs sound effects corresponding to the gaming state.

  As shown in FIG. 2, an upper bulging portion 28 and a lower bulging portion 29 that bulge toward the front side are arranged vertically below the window portion 14 a in the front door frame 14. The upper bulging portion 28 is provided with an upper pan 28 a that opens upward, and the lower bulging portion 29 is provided with a lower pan 29 a that also opens upward. The upper plate 28a has a function of temporarily storing the game balls paid out from the payout device 224 and guiding them to the game ball launching mechanism 110 side while aligning them in a line. In addition, the lower tray 29a has a function of storing game balls that are surplus in the upper tray 28a. In addition, it is not necessary to divide the upper plate 28a and the lower plate 29a into portions for storing game balls in a plurality of locations, and the configuration includes only one storage unit that eliminates the lower plate 29a and uses only the upper plate 28a. Also good.

  An operation switch 40 that is manually operated by the players is provided on the front side of the upper plate 28a (game ball storage area) in the upper bulging portion 28. The operation switch 40 is an operation device used when an effect corresponding to the player's operation is performed on the display screen 94a of the symbol display device 94 or the like. The operation switch 40 may be provided in another part of the lower plate 29a and the like in addition to the upper plate 28a, or may be provided in a plurality of locations, and is a push button type switch as an operation method. Alternatively, the information may be input by another operation method such as a touch sensor or a non-contact sensor.

  As shown in FIG. 2, a firing operation device 45 is provided on the right side of the lower bulging portion 29 in the front door frame 14 so as to protrude to the front side. The launch operation device 45 is a device operated to launch a game ball into the game area 23a, and an annular operation handle 47 is rotatably supported with respect to the operation base 46 as shown in FIG. Thus, the operation handle 47 is rotated by the player when the game ball is launched. In this case, the rotation operation amount of the operation handle 47 is detected by a variable resistor as operation amount detection means built in the operation base 46. In addition, the launch operation device 45 includes a touch sensor for detecting that the player is touching the operation handle 47 in the operation base 46, and launches a game ball in a state where the operation handle 47 is rotated. A stop operation lever 48 operated to stop the operation is provided.

  As shown in FIG. 3, a passage forming unit 50 is attached to the back side of the front door frame 14. The passage forming unit 50 is formed of a synthetic resin, and includes a front door side upper dish passage portion 51 communicating with the upper plate 28a, a front door side lower dish passage portion 52 communicating with the lower plate 29a, and a foul ball passage portion 55. Have. A dispensing ball receiving portion 53 that protrudes rearward and opens upward is formed at the upper corner portion of the passage forming unit 50, and the receiving portion 53 is partitioned on the left and right by a partition wall 54, so A passage entrance of the dish passage portion 51 and a passage entrance of the front door side lower dish passage portion 52 are formed.

  The foul ball passage portion 55 is a portion that forms a passage for discharging a game ball that has not reached the game area 23a out of the game balls launched from the game ball launching mechanism 110 as a foul ball to the lower plate 29a. As shown in FIG. 3, the foul ball passage portion 55 is provided with a foul ball receiving portion 56 opened upward. The foul ball is received from the foul ball receiving portion 56, and the foul ball is guided to the front door side lower tray passage portion 52, so that the game ball that has entered the foul ball passage portion 55 is discharged to the lower tray 29a. . The foul ball passage portion 55 may be connected not to the lower plate 29a but to the upper plate 28a so that the foul ball is discharged to the upper plate 28a.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the game ball launching mechanism 110 is a component that is exposed to the front side when the front door frame 14 is opened, and is provided in the lower right part of the front side of the intermediate unit 13. As shown in FIG. 5, the game ball launching mechanism 110 includes an electromagnetic launching solenoid 111 provided as a launching device, a launching rail 112, and a ball feeding device 113. The ball feeder 113 supplies the game balls stored in the upper plate 28a one by one on the firing rail 112. In this case, the supplied game ball is arranged on the protruding path of the plunger 114 provided as a launching portion in the firing solenoid 111. In response to the input of an electrical signal to the firing solenoid 111, the plunger 114 moves toward the game ball on the launch rail 112, and the game ball is launched toward the game area 23a. The electric actuator of the game ball launching mechanism 110 is not limited to the launching solenoid 111, and a launching motor or the like may be used.

  As shown in FIG. 3, a passage forming member 121 is disposed on the left side of the intermediate unit 13 and on the left side of the firing rail 112. The frame unit 21 is provided with a through hole penetrating in a front-rear direction through a portion where the passage forming member 121 is provided. The passage forming member 121 is screwed to the frame unit 21 so as to cover the through hole from the front side. ing.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the passage forming member 121 has a main body side upper dish passage portion 122 and a main body side lower dish passage portion 123. When the front door frame 14 is closed, the payout ball receiving portion 53 (see FIG. 3) of the passage forming unit 50 provided in the front door frame 14 enters the lower portion of the passage forming member 121. A front door side upper dish passage part 51 is disposed below the main body side upper dish path part 122, and a front door side lower dish path part 52 is disposed below the main body side lower dish path part 123.

  As shown in FIG. 5, a shutter 124 that regulates the outflow of game balls from the main body side upper dish passage portion 122 and the main body side lower dish passage portion 123 is provided at the lower portion of the passage forming member 121. The shutter 124 is provided so as to be switchable between a blocking position where the exit portions of both passages are narrowed to prevent the gaming ball from flowing out and an allowable position where the gaming ball is allowed to flow out. The frame unit 21 is provided with a biasing member that biases the shutter 124 toward the blocking position. When the front door frame 14 is opened with respect to the intermediate unit 13, the shutter 124 is biased by the biasing force of the biasing member. Is configured to remain in the blocking position. Thereby, when the front door frame 14 is opened in a state where game balls are stored in the main body side upper dish passage portion 122 or the main body side lower dish passage portion 123, the inconvenience that the stored balls spill out is avoided. ing. On the other hand, when the front door frame 14 is closed, the shutter 124 is moved to the allowable position against the urging force by the outer peripheral portion of the payout ball receiving portion 53 provided in the passage forming unit 50 of the front door frame 14. Pushed back. In this state, the main body side upper dish passage portion 122 and the front door side upper dish passage portion 51 communicate with each other, the main body side lower dish passage portion 123 and the front door side lower dish passage portion 52 communicate with each other, and the game ball flows down. Permissible.

  Next, the configuration of the game board 23 forming the game area 23a will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 6 is a front view of the game board 23.

  The game board 23 includes a game board 23 b having a board material formed of wooden plywood and a sheet material covering the front board surface of the board material, and the entire surface is exposed to the front side of the frame unit 21. A game area 23 a in which a game ball flows down is formed in the exposed portion, that is, the front surface of the game board 23. As described above, since the front side of the game area 23 a is covered with the transparent glasses 31 and 32, the front side of the game area 23 a is partitioned by the rear transparent glass 32. Further, the back side of the game area 23a is partitioned by the front surface of the game board 23b. In addition, the board | plate material which comprises the game board 23b may be formed not only with a plywood but with a single board, and may be formed not only with a wooden board but with the board | plate material or molded product made from a transparent synthetic resin, for example.

  The game area 23a is set to have vertical and horizontal dimensions over the entire area of the game board 23 in a front view, and is formed in a substantially circular shape with only the lower right portion protruding to the lower right side. The outer periphery of the game area 23 a is partitioned by the guide rail 100 and the partition member 107. The guide rail 100 includes an arc-shaped inner rail 101 and an outer rail 102 having a size extending over the entire left side of the game board 23, and the inner rail 101 and the outer rail 102 form an arc-shaped guide on the left side of the game area 23 a. A passage 103 is formed.

  An inlet portion 104 of the guide passage 103 is formed at a lower end portion of the guide passage 103, and the inlet portion 104 and the firing rail 112 are provided apart from each other (see FIG. 5). An exit 105 of the guide passage 103 is formed at the upper end of the guide passage 103, and a return that prevents the game ball reaching the game area 23a from returning into the guide passage 103 is formed on the upper right side of the exit portion 105. A prevention member 106 is attached.

  When the operation handle 47 of the firing operation device 45 (see FIG. 1) is manually operated by the player, the game ball launched from the game ball launching mechanism 110 (see FIG. 5) provided in the lower right portion of the intermediate unit 13. Passes through the guide passage 103 and pushes the entrance of the game area 23a closed by the return preventing member 106 at the outlet 105 of the guide passage 103 to enter the game area 23a. When the launching force of the game ball is too weak, the game ball does not reach the game area 23a and starts to fall within the guide passage 103, and falls between the entrance portion 104 of the guide passage 103 and the launch rail 112. In the closed state of the front door frame 14, a foul ball receiving portion 56 is disposed between the entrance portion 104 and the launch rail 112, and game balls that have not reached the game area 23 a pass through the foul ball passage portion 55. Are discharged to the lower plate 29a.

  The partition member 107 partitions the right side of the game area 23a, is formed in a vertically long shape by molding synthetic resin, and is screwed to the front surface of the game board 23b. The partition member 107 starts from the right end on the upper side of the outer rail 102 and extends from the right end on the lower side of the inner rail 101 to the lower side.

  A stamp 107 a printed with a model name is attached to the upper end of the partition member 107, and a stamp 107 b printed with a manufacturer name, a manufacturing number, etc. is attached to the lower end of the partition member 107. Parts are fixed. These certificate papers 107a and 107b are arranged at positions that are visible from the front of the pachinko machine 10 through the transparent glasses 31 and 32.

  The game board 23b is formed with a plurality of large and small openings penetrating in the front-rear direction by being subjected to router processing. Each opening is provided with a general winning port 81, a variable winning device 82, an upper operating port 83a, a lower operating port 83b, a through gate 84, a variable display unit 85, a main display device 96, and the like.

  When a ball entering the general winning port 81, the variable winning device 82, the upper operating port 83a and the lower operating port 83b is generated, it is detected by a detection sensor (not shown) disposed on the back side of the game board 23, Based on the detection result, a predetermined number of prize balls are paid out. In this case, when a ball enters the upper working port 83a and a ball enters the lower working port 83b, the payout of three prize balls is executed, and the ball entering the general winning port 81 is received. When it occurs, 10 prize balls are paid out, and when a prize is entered into the variable winning device 82, 15 prize balls are paid out. However, the number of these prize balls is arbitrary. For example, the number of prize balls in both the operation ports 83a and 83b is larger than the number of prize balls in the lower operation port 83b than the number of prize balls in the upper operation port 83a. It may be different. Further, the number of winning balls related to the variable winning device 82 is not limited to a configuration that is larger than the number of other winning balls, and for example, the same configuration as the number of winning balls related to the general winning slot 81 may be used. It is also good.

  A variable display unit 85 is provided in the central portion of the game area 23a, and a symbol display device 94 that displays a variety of symbols (or variable display or switching display) as a component of the variable display unit 85 is provided as a component of the variable display unit 85. A center frame 95 provided on the back side of the game board 23b and surrounding the display screen 94a of the symbol display device 94 in a front view is attached from the front side of the game board 23b. A transparent protective plate made of a transparent synthetic resin material such as polycarbonate is provided on the front side of the symbol display device 94 and on the rear side of the center frame 95, and the display screen 94a of the symbol display device 94 is transparent. It is visible from the front side through a protective plate.

  The game area 23a is divided into a left area PE1 and a right area PE2 located on the left and right sides of the center frame 95 by providing a center frame 95 at the center thereof, and the game balls launched into the game area 23a are Either one of the left region PE1 or the right region PE2 will flow down. Below the left area PE1 and the right area PE2, a lower area PE3 where game balls flowing down from both areas merge and flow down is provided as a part of the game area 23a.

  When the operation handle 47 is operated to the rotation amount that the game ball reaches the game area 23a, the game ball flows down either the left area PE1 or the right area PE2. When the game ball is fired with a rotational operation amount with a small amount of operation of the operation handle 47 and a firing force that does not exceed the uppermost part of the center frame 95, the game ball is located on the left side area near the entrance of the game area 23a. Flow down PE1. When the amount of operation of the operation handle 47 is larger than the amount of operation, and the game ball is fired with a rotational operation amount that will surely exceed the uppermost part of the center frame 95, the game ball will enter the right region PE2. Flow down. In the case of a rotation operation amount corresponding to a portion between them, the game balls flow down in a distributed manner in both the left area PE1 and the right area PE2. The player can play a game by adjusting which of the left area PE1 and the right area PE2 the game ball flows down by adjusting the amount of rotation of the operation handle 47.

  An out port 86 is provided at the lowermost part of the game board 23, and game balls that have flown down the left region PE1 or the right region PE2 and have not finally entered various winning ports etc. pass through the out port 86 to play the game region 23a. Discharged from. In the game area 23a, a number of nails 87 are implanted in order to appropriately disperse and adjust the falling direction of the game ball, and various members (servants) such as a windmill are arranged.

  Here, the entry means that the game ball passes through a predetermined opening, and not only a mode of being discharged from the game area 23a after passing through the opening but also a game area 23a after passing through the opening. The aspect which is not discharged | emitted from is also included. However, in the following description, in order to clearly distinguish the game ball from entering the out port 86, the general winning port 81, the variable winning device 82, the upper operating port 83a, the lower operating port 83b, or the through gate 84 are connected. The entry of a game ball is also expressed as a prize.

  Both the upper working port 83a and the lower working port 83b are opened upward. Further, both the operation ports 83a and 83b are arranged in the vertical direction so that the upper operation port 83a is on the upper side. The lower working port 83b is provided with an electric accessory 83c as a guide piece (support piece) composed of a pair of left and right movable pieces.

  The upper operation port 83a and the lower operation port 83b are provided in the lower region PE3 of the game region 23a. The upper operating port 83a is provided at the lower part of the center frame 95 and is disposed immediately below the stage on which the game ball rolls on the upper surface, and is guided onto the stage via a guide passage (not shown) formed by the center frame 95. In addition, it is configured such that a prize can be easily awarded to the upper operation port 83a from a game ball that does not pass through the guide passage. The entrance of this guide passage is provided in the left portion of the center frame 95 facing the left region PE1, and a nail 87 that is easier to jump into the stage from the left region PE1 is provided as a game ball that jumps from the lower side of the stage. It is said that. That is, when the game ball flows down in the left area PE1, the winning of the upper operating port 83a is more likely to occur than in the case where the game ball flows down in the right area PE2.

  The electric combination 83c is connected to an electric combination driving unit mounted on the back side of the game board 23b, and is driven by the electric combination driving unit to be in a closed state (non-support state or non-guide state) and an open state. (Support state or guide state). In the closed state of the electric accessory 83c, the game ball cannot be won in the lower operation port 83b, and the electric operation item 83c is in the open state, so that it is possible to win the lower operation port 83b. The electric accessory 83c can be opened to the left and right sides in the lower area PE3, and both the game balls flowing down the left area PE1 and the game balls flowing down the right area PE2 can be won.

  The through gate 84 is provided in the right side region PE2 and is configured to allow a game ball launched with a strong firing force of a certain level or more to reach the far side from the entrance of the game region 23a. Below the through gate 84, a variable winning device 82 is provided, and the variable winning device 82 is also provided in the right region PE2.

  The variable winning device 82 is normally in a closed state in which a game ball cannot be won or difficult to win, and when the game ball is won when the player is selected to enter an opening / closing execution mode (special game state) such as a big win. It can be easily switched to a predetermined open state. Specifically, as an opening mode of the variable winning device 82, a variable winning device with a predetermined time (for example, 30 seconds) or a predetermined number (for example, 10) of winnings as one round and a plurality of rounds (for example, 15 rounds) as an upper limit. 82 is repeatedly opened.

  The through gate 84 and the variable winning device 82 are provided in the right area PE2 of the game area 23a, and the through gate 84 is fired when the game ball is fired with a firing force stronger than a certain level so that the game ball flows down the right area PE2. And the game ball wins the variable winning device 82. When a game ball is inserted into the through gate 84, the electric accessory 83c is likely to be in an open state that is advantageous to the player (so-called short-time game state), or the variable winning device 82 is set to be in an open / close execution mode. In a gaming state that is advantageous to the player when the game ball is caused to flow down to the right area PE2 of the game area 23a, such as a gaming state, the player operates the operation handle 47 so that a large number of game balls flow down the right area PE2. To operate. On the other hand, in a normal gaming state in which a large number of game balls are won in the upper operation port 83a and an internal lottery is expected, the player moves the operation handle 47 so that many game balls flow down the left area PE1. The game will be executed by operating.

  The amount of rotation operation that is advantageous to the player is notified to the player by the sound of the symbol display device 94 or the speaker, and when the game state is switched, for example, “Please make a right strike” or “Left strike” Please indicate to the player by display or voice, or that the game ball is being fired on the disadvantaged side by the player by passing through the through gate 84 or winning the general winning opening 81. When the machine recognizes, the above-described notification is executed to suggest to the player the amount of rotation of the operation handle 47 that is advantageous to the player.

  The symbol display device 94 is configured as a liquid crystal display device including a liquid crystal display, and the display content is controlled by the display control device 142. The symbol display device 94 is not limited to a liquid crystal display device, and may be another display device having a display screen such as a plasma display device, an organic EL display device, or a CRT, and is a dot matrix display. May be.

  In the symbol display device 94, the variation display of the symbol is started based on the winning in the upper working port 83a or the lower working port 83b. The variable display in the symbol display device 94 is performed in a viewable region that is visible in a front view. For example, the symbols are displayed side by side in the top, middle, and bottom, and the symbols are scrolled in the left-right direction. It has come to be. When a predetermined combination of symbols is stopped and displayed on a preset active line, an opening / closing execution mode is generated. The variable display on the symbol display device 94 is performed in accordance with the variable display performed on the main display unit of the main display device 96.

  On the upper right side of the variable display unit 85, a main display device 96 for displaying the game state is provided. The main display device 96 is constituted by a display device in which a plurality of light emitting portions are arranged side by side, and is provided at the upper end portion of the partition member 107. Display unit, status display unit, hold display unit, auxiliary display unit, etc. are provided in this order.

  In the main display section, the display of the variation of the picture is performed using the winning in the upper working port 83a or the lower working port 83b as a trigger, and the result of stopping the variation display is based on the winning in the upper working port 83a or the lower working port 83b. The result of the internal lottery performed in this way is clearly shown on the display. In other words, in this pachinko machine 10, the winning to the upper working port 83a and the winning to the lower working port 83b are not distinguished in the internal lottery and are performed based on the winning to the upper working port 83a or the lower working port 83b. The result of the internal lottery is clearly displayed on the main display section which is a common display area. When the result of the internal lottery based on the winning to the upper operating port 83a or the lower operating port 83b is a winning result corresponding to the shift to the opening / closing execution mode, the main display unit 96 of the main display device 96 After the stop result is displayed and the fluctuation display is stopped, the mode is shifted to the opening / closing execution mode.

  Here, on the basis of winning in one of the operation ports 83a, 83b, the variable display is started on the main display unit and the symbol display device 94, a predetermined stop result is displayed, and the above variable display is stopped. It corresponds to one game time.

  In the accessory display unit, the variation display of the picture is performed with the winning to the through gate 84 as a trigger, and the result of the internal lottery performed based on the winning to the through gate 84 is displayed as a stop result of the variation display. Specified by. If the result of the internal lottery based on the winning to the through gate 84 is a winning result corresponding to the transition to the open state of the electric character, a predetermined stop result is displayed on the display part for an accessory and a variable display is displayed. After being stopped, the state shifts to the electric power open state. In the electric combination open state, the electric combination 83c provided in the lower working port 83b is opened in a predetermined manner.

  The auxiliary display unit is provided with a light emitting unit having the same form as the main display unit, and is kept off in the pachinko machine 10 in the present embodiment. This auxiliary display portion is lit when an internal lottery for winning in the upper operating port 83a and an internal lottery for winning in the lower operating port 83b are distinguished in another model different from the pachinko machine 10 in this embodiment. It is used in models that require a plurality of main display units.

  The state display unit displays the predetermined stop result on the main display unit, so that the game state shifts to the opening / closing execution mode, and the number of game times after the display of the predetermined stop result reaches a predetermined number of times. When the gaming state shifts to the normal state before the opening / closing execution mode, the change in the gaming state is clearly indicated by the display. Also, in the status display section, when the open / close execution mode is selected for the transition, the number of rounds won for the transition is clearly indicated by the display in a model in which a plurality of types of round numbers are set as the opening mode of the variable winning device 82. The

  The hold display unit displays the number of game balls won in the upper operation port 83a or the lower operation port 83b and the number of games in the hold state in which the game has not yet been executed among the number of times the game ball has passed through the through gate 84, respectively. Make it explicit. The number of game balls won in the upper operation port 83a or the lower operation port 83b and the number of game balls passing through the through gate 84 are each retained up to a maximum of 4, and the number of suspensions is displayed by the suspension display unit. Information corresponding to the number of holds in the hold display section is also displayed on the display screen of the symbol display device 94, and the number of holds is displayed by a number or the number of characters.

  The main display unit, the accessory display unit, the auxiliary display unit, the status display unit, and the hold display unit are configured by a display device in which a plurality of light emitting units are arranged in a predetermined manner. However, one or both of the display units may be configured by other types of display devices such as a liquid crystal display device, an organic EL display device, a CRT, a segment display, or a dot matrix display. In addition, as a mode in which the main display unit and the accessory display unit are variably displayed, a configuration in which a plurality of types of characters as a pattern are variably displayed, a configuration in which a plurality of types of symbols are variably displayed, a plurality of types of characters A configuration in which the display is changed or a configuration in which a plurality of colors are switched and displayed may be employed.

  Next, the configuration of the back side of the gaming machine body 12 will be described with reference to FIGS. 7 to 9 in addition to FIG. 7 is a rear view of the intermediate unit 13, FIG. 8 is a rear view of the back pack unit 15, and FIG. 9 is a rear view of the pachinko machine 10.

  As shown in FIG. 7, the intermediate unit 13 is provided with a game board accommodating portion 21a penetrating before and after being opened by the frame unit 21, and a game is provided on the back side of the intermediate unit 13 through the game board accommodating portion 21a. Various components mounted on the back side of the board 23 are exposed.

  As shown in FIG. 4, a box-shaped board back cover 141 made of synthetic resin is provided on the back side of the intermediate unit 13. The board back cover 141 is provided over almost the entire back surface of the game board 23, protects various parts provided on the back side of the game board 23 during the game ball and transport, and detects a winning of the game ball. It has a function to prevent fraud aimed at.

  As shown in FIG. 4, a display control device 142 and a sound emission control device 143 are provided side by side in the central portion on the back side of the intermediate unit 13, and below that is a main controller that controls the main game. A control device 160 is provided. The display control device 142 is responsible for the display control of the symbol display device 94, and the sound emission control device 143 is a display control of sound, LEDs, lamps, etc. and control of the display control device 142 in accordance with instructions from the main control device 160. It governs.

  Support metal fittings 132 are provided on the rotation base end side (the right side in FIG. 7) on the back surface of the frame unit 21 so as to be separated from each other in the vertical direction, and the intermediate unit 13 is formed by a bearing portion 133 formed at the upper end of each support metal fitting 132. On the other hand, the back pack unit 15 is rotatably attached. A plurality of fixing levers 134 for fixing the back pack unit 15 to the intermediate unit 13 are provided on the rear end side (left side in FIG. 7) on the rear surface of the frame unit 21.

  Next, the back pack unit 15 will be described. As shown in FIG. 8, the back pack unit 15 includes a back pack 201 formed of a transparent synthetic resin, a dispensing unit 202, and an external terminal plate 203.

  As shown in FIG. 8, the back pack 201 has a back base portion 211 that constitutes a peripheral portion of the back pack 201, and a protective cover portion 212 formed so as to protrude rearward from the back base portion 211. ing. The protective cover part 212 has a shape in which all of the left and right side surfaces and the upper surface are closed, and a part connected from the lower back to the lower surface is opened, and an opening 212a penetrating in the front-rear direction is formed in the lower part of the protective cover part 212. Has been.

  As shown in FIG. 8, the external terminal plate 203 is provided at the upper right end of the back pack unit 15 as viewed from the rear. The external terminal board 203 is a board for outputting a predetermined signal so that the management computer of the game hall recognizes the state of the pachinko machine 10. As an output terminal, the external terminal plate 203 outputs an output terminal for outputting a signal during the opening / closing execution mode, and a signal is output when the electric accessory 83c of the lower operating port 83b is frequently opened. An output terminal for outputting a signal when there is a shortage of game balls in the payout unit 202, an output terminal for outputting a signal every time a predetermined number of prize balls are paid out, and each time a predetermined number of game balls are lent out An output terminal for outputting a signal, an output terminal for outputting a signal when the intermediate unit 13 is opened with respect to the outer frame 11, an output terminal for outputting a signal when the front door frame 14 is opened with respect to the intermediate unit 13, and the like. Yes.

  As shown in FIG. 8, a pair of upper and lower latch pins 204 are attached to the right end of the back pack unit 15 when viewed from the back. By inserting the latch pin 204 through the bearing portion 133 on the intermediate unit 13 side, the back pack unit 15 is supported so as to be rotatable with respect to the intermediate unit 13 around the latch pin 204. An insertion portion 211a into which the fixing lever 134 provided in the intermediate unit 13 is inserted is formed vertically on the opposite end of the back base portion 211 where the latch pin 204 is not disposed. When the fixing lever 134 is inserted through the insertion portion 211a and rotated 90 degrees, a part of the fixing lever 134 comes into contact with the back base portion 211 from the rear, and the back pack unit 15 is fixed to the intermediate unit 13. The

  As described above, the back pack unit 15 is pivotally supported so as to be rotatable with respect to the back surface of the intermediate unit 13. In a state where the back pack unit 15 is overlapped with the intermediate unit 13 from the back side, most of the main controller 160 is exposed to the back side through the opening 212a as shown in FIG. Is covered with a protective cover portion 212. A part of the main control device 160 is provided with a connector and wiring for electrically connecting to another control device, and a part of the main control device 160 including a portion related to this wiring is covered with the protective cover 212. Thus, while improving the visibility of the main control device 160, it is possible to suppress fraud and prevent damage caused by game ball collision. The sound emission control device 143 and the like disposed on the upper side of the main control device 160 are entirely covered with a protective cover part 212.

  As shown in FIG. 8, the back pack unit 15 includes a dispensing unit 202 attached to the back base portion 211 so as to bypass the protective cover portion 212. The payout unit 202 is provided at the uppermost part of the back pack 201 and opens upward so as to be able to store game balls, and a tank rail that gently tilts so that the game balls in the tank 221 can be guided downstream. 222, a case rail 223 that guides the game ball in the vertical direction on the downstream side of the tank rail 222, and a payout device 224 provided at the most downstream portion of the case rail 223. It is possible to pay out the required number of game balls replenished to the downstream side of the payout device 224. The game balls paid out by the payout device 224 are supplied to the back side passage portion 225 provided on the downstream side of the payout device 224 (see FIG. 4).

  In the back side passage portion 225, three passages for distributing the game balls paid out from the payout device 224 to any one of the upper plate 28a, the lower plate 29a, and the discharge passage are formed. Among these passages, a passage located on the center side of the back pack 201 communicates with the upper plate 28a via the main body side upper plate passage portion 122 and the front door side upper plate passage portion 51, and the outer passage is on the main body side. The lower plate passage portion 123 and the front door side lower plate passage portion 52 lead to the lower plate 29a, and a further outer passage serves as a discharge passage. The game balls paid out by the payout device 224 are guided with priority over the path of the upper plate 28a. When the path is filled with game balls, the game balls are guided to the path leading to the lower plate 29a branched from the path. Is done. The discharge passage performs a discharge operation on the case rail 223, so that the game balls stored between the tank 221 and the middle of the case rail 223 do not pass through the payout device 224 and are placed at the lower end of the back pack unit 15. It is discharged from the provided outlet.

  As shown in FIG. 8, a power supply device 241 that generates and outputs predetermined power required by various control devices and a payout control device 242 are attached to the lower end on the back side of the back base portion 211 so as to overlap each other. It has been. The power supply device 241 is provided over the entire lateral width of the back base portion 211. A power switch 247 is provided at the lower right end of the back base portion 211 when viewed from the back. The pachinko machine 10 is supplied with, for example, an AC 24 volt main power supply via a voltage converter, and the power supply of the pachinko machine 10 is turned on or off by a switching operation of the power switch 247.

  The payout control device 242 is a device for controlling payout of game balls through the payout unit 202. The dispensing control device 242 is configured by accommodating the dispensing control substrate in a transparent substrate box 243 provided for accommodating the substrate, and an opening sealing portion 244 is provided as a trace means for leaving a trace when the substrate is opened. Is provided. The release sealing unit 244 makes the re-binding impossible once the release operation is performed, and as a result, once the opening operation is performed on the substrate box 243 of the dispensing control device 242, it becomes impossible to make the sealing state again. ing.

  On the front side of the back base portion 211, that is, on the lower side on the intermediate unit 13 side, as shown in FIG. 4, a horizontally long sphere inlet 213 opened upward and a sphere inlet 214 opened laterally are connected to the upstream end. A launching ball discharge passage is provided. A game ball that has flowed down the game area 23a and led to the back of the game board 23 through one of the openings enters the shot ball discharge passage via one of the two ball inlets 213 and 214. The exit portion of the shot ball discharge passage is formed to open at the lower end surface of the back pack unit 15 with a width of one game ball, and all the game balls launched into the game area 23a pass through the shot ball discharge passage. It is discharged to the island facilities in the amusement hall. A detection sensor for detecting a game ball is provided in the middle of the shot ball discharge passage, and a signal corresponding to the number of game balls shot in the game area 23 a is output via the external terminal plate 203.

  Next, the configuration of the main controller 160 and its peripheral parts will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 10 is a front view of the main controller unit 300, and FIG. 11 is an exploded perspective view of the main controller unit 300. 12 is a front view of the main control device 160, and FIG. 13 is an exploded perspective view of the main control device 160. Here, the main controller unit 300 and the main controller 160 will be described below with respect to the main controller unit 300 and the main controller 160 with the side facing the back side of the pachinko machine 10 as the front side. In FIG. 10, a part of the back cover 141 is also shown.

  As shown in FIG. 11, the main controller unit 300 includes a main controller 160, a box connecting member 301 that connects a left side portion of the main controller 160 to a back cover 141 provided on the back side of the game board 23, An outer cover member 302 that covers a part of the right side of the main controller 160 and connects the right part of the main controller 160 to the back side of the game board 23 is provided.

  As shown in FIG. 13, the main control device 160 is mainly composed of a substrate box 311 whose outer shape is formed by a transparent synthetic resin box cover 352 and a box base 351, and has a horizontally long rectangular shape having a thickness in the front-rear direction. A main control board 312 (see FIG. 13) is housed in a board box 311 formed in a box shape. The main control board 312 includes a CPU that performs main control, a ROM that stores a game program, a RAM that stores necessary data according to the progress of the game, and the like. In the main control board 312, various elements such as CPU chips and connectors (not shown) are all mounted on the same plate surface corresponding to the front side, and soldered on the plate surface on the back side corresponding to the opposite side. ing.

  As shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, the box connecting member 301 is provided on the left side of the main controller 160 (substrate box 311) when viewed from the front (left side when viewed from the back of the pachinko machine 10), and is made of a vertically long and transparent synthetic resin. The two parts are configured to be fixed by a breaking screw 303 in the front-rear direction. The box connecting member 301 is formed with a rotation shaft 331 that protrudes laterally from the upper part of the main body part and extends further downward on the opposite side to the side on which the substrate box 311 is located with respect to the main body part. Has been. The rotation shaft 331 of the box connecting member 301 is inserted into a bearing portion 332 provided in the back cover 141, and the box connecting member 301 can be turned to the back side away from the back cover 141 with respect to the back cover 141. Supported by The board back cover 141 is a member fixed to the back surface of the game board 23b forming the outer shape of the game board 23, and the main controller 160 connected and fixed to the box connection member 301 is connected to the game board 23b by the game board. It is rotatably supported on the back side of 23b. The rotating shaft 331 of the box connecting member 301 is provided with a claw portion that can be engaged with the groove portion in the bearing portion 332 by inserting and fixing the bearing portion 332 of the back cover 141. The claw portion engages with a groove portion on the inner surface side of the bearing portion 332 that cannot be touched from the outside of the bearing portion 332, and the back cover 141 and the box connecting member 301 are connected to each other so as to be difficult to remove.

  As shown in FIG. 11, the box connecting member 301 has a substrate box 311 at four locations where a cylindrical breaking screw insertion portion 333 a having an open central portion is vertically separated from one side where the substrate box 311 is provided. It protrudes to the side. On the substrate box 311 side, a screw receiving portion 333b into which a tip end portion of the breaking screw 303 can be screwed is provided at a rear position corresponding to the breaking screw insertion portion 333a. The break screw 303 is inserted into one of the break screw insertion portions 333a, and the break screw 303 with the outer peripheral portion covered is fastened and fixed to the board box 311 at the tip portion, whereby the box connecting member 301 is connected. And the board box 311 are fastened and fixed in a state where it is difficult to remove.

  Here, the breaking screw 303 has a head portion into which the tip of a tool such as a screwdriver can be inserted and a shaft portion in which a screw groove is formed, and the strength of the connecting portion between the head portion and the shaft portion is set low. Is. When a force is further applied to the head by a tool at a position where the screw groove is inserted and cannot be tightened any further, the connecting portion between the head and the shaft is cut and the head is separated from the shaft. . For this reason, after the fastening with the breaking screw 303, it becomes impossible to rotate the breaking screw in the loosening direction using the tool. The periphery of the breaking screw 303 after the fastening operation is set to be surrounded by an outer peripheral wall such as the breaking screw insertion portion 333aa, so that the outer periphery of the portion remaining on the shaft portion side after the head is separated can be set as a tool such as pliers. Therefore, the fastening release action of rotating the shaft portion in the loosening direction by sandwiching it more firmly is prevented.

  Between the broken screw insertion portion 333a and the main body portion, a cutting portion 335 is formed which is narrower than the broken screw insertion portion 333a. By cutting this cutting portion with a tool, the breaking screw insertion portion 333a is separated from the box connecting member 301, and the substrate box 311 is removable from the pachinko machine 10. The remaining three broken screw insertion portions 333a are portions used when the same or another substrate box 311 is attached to the box connecting member 301 after the substrate box 311 is removed, and the broken screw insertion portions 333a. It is possible to manage the number of removals of the board box 311 by checking the cutting state between the main body and the main body.

  As shown in FIG. 11, the outer cover member 302 is formed to be slightly larger in the vertical direction and the front-rear direction with respect to the right side portion of the substrate box 311 so that the right side portion of the main controller 160 (substrate box 311) can be inserted. The main body is made of a transparent synthetic resin body having an opening. The outer cover member 302 is disposed at a position that overlaps with the right side portion of the main control device 160 in the front-rear direction, and restricts the contact action with respect to these portions while making the right side portion visible from the outside.

  A pair of upper and lower locking portions 341 formed so as to be locked to a part of the main controller 160 (substrate box 311) is provided at both upper and lower ends of the opening portion of the outer cover member 302. When an operation of inserting the right side of the main control device 160 into the opening of the outer cover member 302 is performed, the locking portion 341 moves outside the main control device 160 due to elastic deformation and then returns to the original position. By this returning operation, the locking portion 341 is locked to a part of the main control device 160, the movement in the direction of removing the outer cover member 302 from the main control device 160 is restricted, and the outer cover member 302 is moved to the main control device 160. It is attached in a fixed state.

  When the outer cover member 302 is removed from the main control device 160, the upper and lower engaging portions 341 are moved in the direction of separating vertically by using a hand or a tool. By this moving operation, the locked state between the main controller 160 and the outer cover member 302 by the locking portion 341 is released, and the outer cover member 302 can be detached from the main controller 160. The attachment structure of the outer cover member 302 to the main control device 160 is not limited to the above structure, and may be another fixing structure such as fixing using a fastening component such as a screw.

  As shown in FIG. 10, cover fixing members 342 configured separately from the main body are provided at two positions on the right side portion of the outer cover member 302 so as to be spaced apart from each other in the vertical direction. The cover fixing member 342 is a synthetic resin fixture that fixes the rotating front end side of the main control device 160 that is rotatable about the left side portion by the box connecting member 301 to the back side of the game board 23b. . The cover fixing member 342 is formed so as to be switchable between fixing and releasing to the counterpart part by moving in the front-rear direction with respect to the main body of the outer cover member 302, and in a state where the cover fixing member 342 is pushed rearward. The outer shape of the protruding tip that protrudes to the back side of the outer cover member 302 is reduced in the radial direction intersecting the front and rear axial directions, and is expanded in the radial direction of the protruding tip by performing a pull-out operation on the front side. The The main controller unit 300 with the outer cover member 302 attached is engaged with the peripheral edge of the hole through which the projecting tip of the cover fixing member 342 having an enlarged outer shape penetrates in the front-rear direction on the back surface of the game board 23b. And the rotation tip side part of main controller unit 300 is fixed to the back of game board 23b. Note that the fixing structure of the main control device 160 by the outer cover member 302 is not limited to the fixing tool described above, and may be a fixing tool of another structure such as a fixing tool by a rotation operation.

  Next, the detailed configuration of the substrate box 311 will be described with reference to FIG. 14 and subsequent drawings in addition to FIG. 10 to FIG. 14A and 14B are perspective views showing the opening operation of the board box 311. FIG. 14A corresponds to the closed state of the board box 311 and FIG. 14B shows that the board box 311 slides in the opening direction. Corresponds to the moved state. FIG. 15 is an exploded perspective view showing a structure for attaching the breaker member 355 to the board box 311, and FIG. 16 is a perspective view showing a state in which the seal seal 313 and the seal cover member 319 are disassembled from the board box 311. is there. 10 to 15, various elements and connectors provided on the main control board 312 are not shown.

  As shown in FIG. 13, the substrate box 311 forms most of its outer shape, and is formed by stacking plate-shaped structural bodies having thicknesses on the front and rear sides. As these structural bodies, a box base 351, a box cover 352, It has. The box base 351 and the box cover 352 are visible from the outside of the board box 311 on the element mounting surface on which various elements of the main control board 312 accommodated in the board box 311 are mounted and the soldered solder surface. Thus, it is formed with the material which has transparency. For example, it is formed of a colorless and transparent polycarbonate resin or acrylic resin.

  As shown in FIG. 13, the box base 351 is a member that forms the entire outer shape of the front side of the substrate box 311, has a thickness in the front-rear direction, and is slightly larger than the outer peripheral shape of the main control board 312. It is formed in the shape of a bottomed box having a horizontally long rectangular shape with an open back side. The main control board 312 is screwed to the box base 351 from the back side. Screw fixing of the main control board 312 to the box base 351 is performed from the solder surface side of the main control board 312, and various elements mounted on the element mounting surface of the main control board 312 are connected to the main control board 312 and the box. It is accommodated in a space formed between the base 351.

  As shown in FIG. 13, the box cover 352 is formed in a horizontally long and substantially rectangular plate shape having a thickness in the front-rear direction, and is formed in a size that substantially matches the outer peripheral shape of the box base 351. It is possible to close the opening part opened in the. The box cover 352 is fixed to the box base 351 integrated with the main control board 312 from the back side of the board box 311 with the main control board 312 interposed therebetween.

  As shown in FIG. 13, hook portions 361 that engage with the box cover 352 and restrict relative movement with the box cover 352 to only one side are provided at a plurality of locations on the box base 351 by integral molding. A plurality of hook portions 361 are provided on each of the long side portions extending linearly in the left-right direction along the upper and lower edges of the box base 351 (the hook portions 361 on the lower long side portion are not shown). . Each hook portion 361 is formed in a bowl shape having a locking portion 362 that protrudes to the back side where the main control board 312 is attached in the box base 351 and protrudes to one side along the upper and lower long sides at the protruding tip portion. Has been. The protruding direction of the locking portion 362 is set in the same direction in all the hook portions 361 provided on the box base 351.

  On the upper and lower long sides that linearly extend in the left-right direction along the upper and lower edges of the box cover 352, slits 363 that are formed in a laterally long groove shape corresponding to each hook portion 361 are provided. (See FIG. 15 for the slit 363 in the upper long side portion). The slit 363 penetrates in the thickness direction of the substrate box 311, that is, in the direction in which the box cover 352 and the box base 351 are arranged in parallel, and each hook portion 361 can be inserted therein. That is, each slit 363 is set to have a width and a length that are slightly larger than each hook portion 361 and correspond to the interval at which each hook portion 361 is provided.

  In the box cover 352, a receiving portion 364 for locking the hook portion 361 is formed on the side where the locking portion 362 protrudes with respect to each slit 363, as shown in FIG. Corresponding to the receiving portion 364, the box base 351 has a groove formed on the side opposite to the protruding direction side of the locking portion 362 (lower right side in FIG. 13) due to the protrusion of the locking portion 362. It is formed between the main body part. The thickness in the front-rear direction of the receiving portion 364 of the box cover 352 is set so that it can enter the groove formed by the locking portion 362.

  When the box base 351 and the box cover 352 are integrated, the box base 351 and the box cover 352 are overlapped and combined so that the corresponding hook portion 361 is inserted into each slit 363 ( The relative position of the box base 351 and the box cover 325 in FIG. At this stage, the box base 351 and the box cover 352 are shifted from each other in the left-right direction corresponding to the longitudinal direction of the substrate box 311, and the box base 351 and the box cover 352 can be separated in the thickness direction. ing.

  Thereafter, the box base 351 and the box base 351 are arranged so that the respective locking portions 362 constituting the hook portion 361 are moved and locked to positions corresponding to the respective receiving portions 364 on the back side of the substrate box 311. The box cover 352 is relatively slid. The box base 351 and the box cover 352 can be slid by the protruding length of the locking portion 362. When the sliding operation is performed, each hook portion 361 is locked to the corresponding receiving portion 364.

  When the sliding movement is performed until the sliding operation is impossible, the receiving portion 364 of the box cover 352 comes into contact with the bottom portion of the groove portion of the box base 351, and the sliding movement in the direction side becomes impossible, and the box base 351 The alignment of the box cover 352 is completed (relative position between the box base 351 and the box cover 325 in FIG. 14A). In the state where the alignment is completed, the caulking members 314 and 315 corresponding to the open sealing portions 366 to 369 described later are aligned so that they can be inserted, and the main control board 312 is accommodated by the box base 351 and the box cover 352. The closed substrate box 311 is closed.

  In the closed state of the box base 351 and the box cover 352, the box base 351 and the box cover 352 are placed in the thickness direction (front-rear direction in the attached state) and the width direction (up-down direction in the attached state) and the left-right direction of the substrate box 311. Of these, relative movement in one direction (closing direction) in which the box base 351 and the box cover 352 are not displaced is limited. That is, the box base 351 and the box cover 352 can be slidably moved only in the opening direction corresponding to the openable position side that can be separated from each other before the alignment.

  The configuration of the means for restricting the moving direction is not limited to the above, and a guide protrusion is formed on one of the box base 351 and the box cover 352 along the upper and lower sides or the left and right sides. In addition, another configuration is adopted such that a guide groove portion can be fitted on the other side, and a guide groove portion is formed so that the fitted guide protrusion portion can be slid in only a predetermined direction. May be.

  As shown in FIG. 12, the left side portion of the board box 311 has open sealing parts 366 and 367 in the vertical direction for sealing the board box 311 so that the board box 311 is difficult to open along the arrangement direction of the plurality of screw receiving parts 333b. Four are arranged side by side. Metal caulking members 314 and 315 are inserted into each of the open sealing portions 366 and 367, and the end portions of the caulking members 314 and 315 are covered with walls so that the board box 311 cannot be operated from the outside. It is possible to make the caulking members 314 and 315 impossible to be pulled out by being locked in position. Of the combination of the four open sealing portions 366 and 367 and the caulking members 314 and 315, the combination of the two upper and lower ends and the combination of the two central portions are formed in the same outer shape.

  The caulking members 314 and 315 can be inserted into the open sealing portions 366 and 367 of the substrate box 311. Each open seal portion 366, 367 cannot be pulled out while covering the outer periphery with respect to the caulking members 314, 315 in the box cover 352, and a caulking member insertion portion that forms a through hole penetrating in the front and rear in the box base 351. It is comprised by the caulking member receiving part of the bottomed hole shape fixed to. A part of the caulking members 314 and 315 is positioned in the caulking member insertion portion on the box base 351 side, and a tip side portion can be inserted and fixed in the caulking member receiving portion on the box cover 352 side. When one of the caulking members 314, 315 is inserted so as to straddle the open sealing portions 366, 367 formed by both members along the front-rear direction in which the box base 351 and the box cover 352 are arranged side by side, The relative movement of the box base 351 and the box cover 352 in the above-described opening direction is restricted, and the substrate box 311 is in a sealed state that is difficult to open.

  Here, on the side of the box cover 352 where the open sealing portions 366 and 367 are provided, a vertically long and synthetic resin caulking receiver that forms a peripheral portion of a bottomed hole into which the tip side portions of the caulking members 314 and 315 can enter. A cover 353 is provided. The caulking receiving cover 353 has a size substantially equal to the length of the left side portion of the box cover 352 and is formed of a separate member from the box cover 352. The crimp receiving cover 353 is attached to the left end portion of the box cover 352 by sliding from the front side, and is integrated with the box cover 352 while being interposed between the box base 351 and the box cover 352. Between the box cover 352 and the caulking receiving cover 353, the locking member 314, 315 is inserted into a locking hole penetratingly formed in the left-right direction so that the caulking members 314, 315 cannot be extracted. A caulking receiving member 354 made of a metal plate having claws is provided.

  The upper and lower four open seals 366 and 367 are used as follows, for example. The caulking member 314 is inserted into the two open seal portions 366 located on both the upper and lower ends of the open seal portions 366 and 367 on the left side of the board box 311 before the pachinko machine 10 is shipped to the game hall. In a sealed state, the substrate box 311 is delivered to a game hall or the like in a state where it is difficult to open the substrate box 311 in this sealed state. The sealed state by the open seal portions 366 on both the upper and lower ends can be released by cutting a part connecting the open seal portion 366 and the central portion of the substrate box 311, and this release operation allows the open seal portion to be released. The sealed state of the board box 164 by 366 is released.

  Temporary support for supporting the caulking member 315 on the box base 351 side in an unsealed state where the caulking member 315 is inserted only on the box base 351 side, at the open sealing portions 367 at two central sides excluding the upper and lower ends. A locking claw is provided. When the caulking member 315 is further inserted into the back side by a tool or the like with respect to the caulking member 315 that is not sealed by the locking claw, the relative movement between the box base 351 and the box cover 352 is restricted by the caulking member 315. It becomes a sealed state. For this reason, after the pachinko machine 10 is delivered to the amusement hall or the like, a sealed state can be formed by using the open sealing portion 367, and when the board box 311 is opened for inspection or the like, the gaming machine manufacturer or the like thereafter It is possible to put the substrate box 311 into the sealed state again when it is transported.

  As shown in FIG. 13, open seals 368 and 369 for forming a sealed state are also provided at two positions spaced apart in the vertical direction at the right end of the substrate box 311. The open seals 368 and 369 are formed in a cylindrical shape that protrudes to the right at both the upper and lower ends of the substrate box 311 and opens to the front. A breaking screw 303 is inserted into the upper right side open sealing portion 368, and the tip side portion is fastened and fixed to the screw receiving portion 368a on the box cover 352 side through a through hole penetrating back and forth on the box cover 352 side. When the breaking screw 303 is fixed, sliding movement of the box base 351 and the box cover 352 toward the opening direction side is restricted in the right side portion of the substrate box 311.

  A screw unit 317 is inserted into the lower right open seal portion 369 in place of the breaking screw 303 with respect to the upper right open seal portion 368, and the tip of the screw unit 317 is a screw receiving portion on the box cover 352 side. The sliding movement between the box base 351 and the box cover 352 is limited by being fastened and fixed to 369a. The screw unit 317 is formed integrally with the breaking screw 303 so that the head of the breaking screw 303 is covered with a cylindrical member 317a having a hexagonal outer shape and cannot be separated. In the screw unit 317, the breaking screw 303 is rotatable inside the cylindrical member 317a, and when the head of the breaking screw 303 is separated from the shaft portion, the separated head portion and a part of the shaft portion are both cylindrical members. It is accommodated and held inside 317a. Further, an insertion hole that is smaller than the outer diameter of the head of the breaking screw 303 and through which the tool can be inserted communicates with the inside and outside of the cylindrical member 317a, and the inner diameter of the cylindrical member 317a is larger than the insertion hole. And the head of the breaking screw 303 is accommodated. When the breaking screw 303 is tightened, the head portion is separated from the shaft portion of the breaking screw 303, and after this separation, access to the shaft portion side by the tool is restricted by the separated head portion, and the breakage occurs. An unauthorized removal operation of the shaft portion is more difficult than the fastening of the screw 303 alone. With respect to the outer peripheral portion of the cylindrical member 317a, the open seal portion 368 is shaped to surround the periphery with the same inner diameter shape formed slightly larger, and the cylindrical member 317a does not rotate within the open seal portion 368. It is set. Accordingly, an illegal act of removing the screw unit 317 by applying a rotational force to the breaking screw 303 by rotating the tubular member 317a is prevented.

  When releasing the restriction on the opening of the substrate box 311 by the opening sealing portions 368 and 369 provided on the right side, a thin plate provided at the right end portion of the box cover 352 and connecting the screw receiving portions 368a and 369a and the central side portion. Cut the connecting part of the width. Then, the box cover 352 can be relatively moved to the left on the rear side of the box base 351, and the opening restriction of the substrate box 311 by the opening sealing portions 368 and 369 is released.

  As described above, the substrate box 311 is provided with a plurality of open sealing portions 366 to 369 spaced apart on both the left and right sides, so that the box base 351 and the box cover 352 are aligned even with the horizontally long substrate box 311. It can be difficult to pry open the surface and insert illegal parts. In addition, since the sealed state is formed using a plurality of types of structures as the structures of the open seal parts 366 to 369, it is difficult to illegally release the sealed state without leaving a trace, and the fraud deterrent effect is high. A substrate box 311 can be used. Further, by using a screw unit 317 having a cylindrical member capable of holding the head of the separated breaking screw 303 for sealing some of the open sealing portions 369, only the one having no cylindrical member as the breaking screw 303 is used. It is possible to provide a sealing structure that is difficult to release compared to the above seal.

  In the board box 311, mounting plate portions 371 to 373 to which the seal seal 313 is attached are provided between the right open seal portions 368 and 369 that are spaced apart from each other in the vertical direction. As shown in FIG. 13, the attachment plate portions 371 to 373 are formed to protrude to the right side of the substrate box 311 by the box base 351, and the front attachment plate portions 371 and 372 that form the front portion of the attachment plate portions 371 to 373. And is formed to project to the right side of the substrate box 311 by the box cover 352, overlap the rear side of the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372, and the length of the projecting front end side is substantially the same in the front-rear direction. The rear mounting plate portion 373 that forms the rear portion of the mounting plate portions 371 to 373 is configured.

  One end of a substantially rectangular sealing seal 313 is fixed to the front side of the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372, and the opposite side of the sealing seal 313 is the rear side of the rear mounting plate portion 373. Fixed. That is, the seal seal 313 is attached so as to straddle the front attachment plate portions 371 and 372 and the rear attachment plate portion 373, and as shown in FIG. 16, the front attachment plate portions 371 and 372 and the rear attachment plate A sealing seal 313 is affixed to the substrate box 311 in a form having a U-shaped cross section passing through an outer side opposite to the center side of the substrate box 311 with respect to the portion 373. The seal seal 313 includes a front surface portion 401 constituted by a surface attached to the front surface side of the front attachment plate portions 371 and 372 and a rear surface portion 402 constituted by a surface attached to the rear surface side of the rear attachment plate portion 373. And the side mounting part 371, 372 and the side part 403 constituted by the surface pasted on the protruding end side protruding from the side face of the substrate box 311 in the rear side mounting plate part 373, straddling those ranges. It is set to a size that can be pasted.

  Here, in order to move the relative position of the box base 351 and the box cover 352 from the closed position to the open position when the substrate box 311 is opened, the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372 to which the seal seal 313 is attached and the rear It is necessary to make the outer edge of the side mounting plate portion 373 deviate in the left-right direction from the state of overlapping in the front-rear direction. For this reason, unless the side surface portion 403 of the seal seal 313 is divided forward and backward, the substrate box 311 connected by the seal seal 313 cannot be opened, and the substrate box 311 is opened depending on whether or not the seal seal 313 is cut. It is possible to detect the presence or absence.

  As shown in FIG. 15, the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372 are formed in a vertically long rectangular plate shape having a thickness in the front and rear, and are divided in a central portion in the vertical direction to be continuous in the horizontal direction. A gap is formed. Hereinafter, the upper portion of the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372 divided in the vertical direction is referred to as a front upper mounting plate portion 371, and the lower portion is referred to as a front lower mounting plate portion 372.

  As shown in FIG. 15, the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372 are provided with through holes 376 that pass through the front upper mounting plate portion 371 and the front lower mounting plate portion 372 in the front-rear direction. The through holes 376 of the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372 are formed in a conical hole shape whose inner diameter is gradually narrowed toward the rear side, and the end surface of the head is planar and the shaft side is conical in the through holes 376. A shaft portion of a plate portion fixing screw 318 composed of a small screw is inserted, and the inner surface of the through hole 376 of the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372 comes into contact with the head portion of the plate portion fixing screw 318 so that the front mounting plate portion 371 and 372 are integrated with the rear mounting plate portion 373.

  As shown in FIG. 15, the rear mounting plate portion 373 has a bottomed hole fastening receiving portion 377 formed so as to open to the front side corresponding to the formation position of the through hole 376 of the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372. Is provided. The fastening receiving portion 377 is formed in a circular inner diameter that is smaller in diameter than the shaft portion on which the male screw is formed in the plate portion fixing screw 318, and the tip portion of the shaft portion of the plate portion fixing screw 318 is screwed to fix the plate portion. The front mounting plate portions 371 and 372 are sandwiched between the heads of the screws 318 and integrated. The plate portion fixing screw 318 is fixed before the seal seal 313 is attached to the mounting plate portion 372, and the through hole 376 of the mounting plate portion 372 and the plate portion fixing screw 318 are covered with the seal seal 313. For this reason, when releasing the fastening state by the plate portion fixing screw 318, it is necessary to break the sealing seal 313 to expose the head portions of the plate portion fixing screws 318 provided at the two upper and lower positions. At the time of releasing the fastening by 318, a mark remains on the seal seal 313.

  The seal seal 313 is a member that has a display portion 404 that is formed in a substantially rectangular thin sheet shape, is coated with an adhesive for adhesion on the entire back side, and displays various information on the front side. As shown in FIG. 16, information on the technology used for the seal (for example, “Muchip” (registered trademark) or the like or A prohibition information display unit composed of characters such as a specification information display unit 404a for displaying a logo) and an issuer's name (for example, characters such as AB company), and “opening prohibition” prohibiting the opening of the seal seal 313 404b, characters, colors, patterns, holograms for making illegal duplication difficult, or a duplication prevention display unit 404c that combines a plurality of these, a management number that can manage each pachinko machine 10 in correspondence with the seal sticker 313, etc. Code information (barcode or QR code (registered trademark), etc.) that can be read by the reading device and information added, management number, etc. The identification information display section 404d to be displayed is provided. An IC chip with an antenna (not shown) is provided on the back side of the seal seal 313, and an electromotive force is generated through the antenna unit by a reading device so that individual information written in the IC chip can be read. In FIG. 16, the seal seal 313 is shown in a form affixed to the mounting plate portions 371 to 373, the outer peripheral shape of the seal seal 313 is simplified and linearly shown, and the display content on the display unit 404 is shown. It is omitted.

  Most of the display unit 404 is provided on the front unit 401 side corresponding to the front side of the front mounting plate units 371 and 372, and is displayed on the seal seal 313 from the front side where the elements of the board box 311 can be visually recognized. Is visible. In addition, each display unit 404 is disposed so as to overlap a portion that is damaged when the substrate box 311 is opened. For example, the display unit 404 includes a specification information display unit 404a corresponding to a position that overlaps the plate fixing screw 318 in the front surface 401. The prohibition information display unit 404b is arranged, and the anti-duplication display unit 404c and the identification information display unit 404d are arranged in the center portion in the vertical direction of the front surface unit 401 corresponding to the position damaged by the damage member 355 described later. Yes.

  The outer peripheral portion of the seal seal 313 is provided with a cut in a shape cut out in a triangular shape toward the inside (see FIG. 23). The bottom portion of the cut is formed in a sharp V shape, and the seal seal 313 is easily damaged when an external force is applied to the seal seal 313. In order to prevent unauthorized peeling, the seal seal 313 is preferably formed using a brittle sheet as a base, and a plurality of linear cuts are preferably provided. In addition, a solvent such as toluene or a certain amount of It is preferable to use a material that changes color in response to the above heat.

  Next, with reference to FIGS. 17 to 21 in addition to FIGS. 14 to 16, the breaking member 355 and the seal cover member 319 provided in the substrate box 311 will be described in order. 17A is a perspective view of the breaking member 355 as viewed from the front side, FIG. 17B is a front view of the breaking member 355, and FIGS. 17C to 17E are FIGS. It is the figure which expanded and showed each cross section in the AA line of BB, the BB line, and CC line. 18A is a perspective view of the seal cover member 319 as viewed from the front side, FIG. 18B is a perspective view of the seal cover member 319 as viewed from the rear side, and FIGS. 18C and 18D are seals. It is the front view and right view of a cover member 319. FIG. 19 is a front view of the right side portion of the substrate box 311 showing the operation of the breaker member 355. FIG. 19A shows a state in which the breaker member 355 is disposed at the initial position, and FIG. ) Shows a state in which the breakage member 355 is arranged at the protruding position. 20A is a front view of the right side portion of the substrate box 311 showing the seal cover member 319 in a sectional view, and FIG. 20B is a sectional view of FIG. 20A. FIG. For the sake of easy understanding, FIG. 17C shows the outline of a part of the box base 351 (the shaft support portion 378) that rotatably supports the member for damage 355, as shown in FIG. In (e), the relative position where the sealing seal 313 is provided with respect to the member 355 for breakage is shown with the dashed-dotted line. FIG. 20B shows a state in which the box cover 352 is slid relative to the box base 351 to a position where it can move to the rear side.

  As shown in FIG. 15, a damage member 355 for damaging the seal seal 313 is provided between the front attachment plate portions 371 and 372 and the rear attachment plate portion 373 in the substrate box 311. The breakage member 355 is a member that cuts off the sealing seal 313 that is pasted between the box base 351 and the box cover 352 when the substrate box 311 is opened, thereby facilitating the opening of the substrate box 311. The breakage member 355 has a vertically long and synthetic resin breakage base 381 and a broken sheet metal 382 formed of a steel plate.

  As shown in FIGS. 15 and 17, the damaged base 381 includes a cylindrical base bearing portion 383 that forms an axial hole that is located on the upper end side and penetrates in the front-rear direction, and a direction side that is separated from the base bearing portion 383. A base plate portion 384 having a vertically long plate shape extending to the side, a breakage operation portion 385 provided on the rotating tip side of the base plate portion 384, and a front side protruding from a position biased to the left in the vicinity of the center portion of the base plate portion 384. A broken protrusion 386 is provided.

  As shown in FIG. 17C, the base bearing portion 383 has a stepped shaft hole having a small inner diameter at the central portion in the front-rear direction and a large inner diameter in the front-rear direction. As shown in FIG. 15, the box base 351 protrudes to the right above the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372, and further, the shaft support portion whose front end protrudes forward in a stepped column shape. 378 is provided. The base bearing portion 383 is fitted into the shaft support portion 378 of the box base 351 from the front, and the small shaft hole portion is fitted into the thin shaft portion on the distal end side of the shaft support portion 378 and formed large. When the shaft hole portion is fitted into the thick shaft portion on the base side of the shaft support portion 378, the base bearing portion 383 is rotatably supported by the shaft support portion 378. As a result, the breakage member 355 is rotatable about the shaft support portion 378 with respect to the box base 351.

  As shown in FIG. 15, the base plate portion 384 is formed in a plate shape having a thickness in the front-rear direction, and a damaged sheet metal 382 is attached to the front side thereof. The damaged sheet metal 382 is formed in a vertically long and substantially rectangular shape, and has a mounting recess 387 that is recessed to the right at a substantially central height position in the left edge portion extending in the vertical direction. A laterally long ridge portion 388 that protrudes forward with respect to the front plate surface is provided at a central portion in the vertical direction of the base plate portion 384, and a base plate portion is provided at the right end of the ridge portion 388. A sheet metal support 389 that protrudes to the right side with a gap corresponding to the thickness of the damaged sheet metal 382 is provided on the front side of the front surface of the plate 384. The damaged sheet metal 382 is attached to the front side of the base plate part 384 at a position where the protrusion 388 is vertically sandwiched by the mounting recess 387, and is damaged between the sheet metal support part 389 and the base plate part 384. Movement in the front-rear direction is restricted because the sheet metal 382 is sandwiched.

  A through-hole penetrating in the front-rear direction at a position corresponding to the through-hole 376 of the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372 so that the above-described plate portion fixing screw 318 can be inserted into the upper and lower ends of the base plate portion 384 391 is provided, and the damaged sheet metal 382 is also provided with a through hole 392 that penetrates in the front-rear direction at the same location as the through hole 391 of the base plate portion 384. These through holes 391 and 392 are inserted into the shaft portion of the plate portion fixing screw 318 in the state where the front and rear mounting plate portions 371 to 373 are fastened and fixed by the plate portion fixing screw 318, and the plate portion fixing screw 318 is extracted. Unless the damage member 355 is in contact with the plate portion fixing screw 318, the damage member 355 cannot be rotated, and the damage member 355 is prevented from inadvertently moving to the sealing seal 313 side. Yes.

  As shown in FIG. 17C, the edge portion of the through hole 391 of the base plate portion 384 protrudes in an annular shape toward the damaged sheet metal 382, and the through hole 392 of the damaged plate metal 382 protrudes in an annular shape in the base plate portion 384. The size is set to fit outside the part. The damaged sheet metal 382 is attached to the damaged base 381 by aligning the centers of the through holes 391 and 392 so that the centers of the through holes 391 and 392 coincide with each other in an elastically deformed state so that the upper and lower portions are bent forward. .

  On the upper and lower ends of the base plate portion 384 in the damaged base 381, as shown in FIG. 15, the upper and lower surfaces forming wall surfaces protruding in the front and rear direction and the right side in a planar shape perpendicular to the plate surface of the base plate portion 384 are formed. The plate wall portion 393 is integrally formed. The interval between the opposing surfaces of the upper and lower plate wall portions 393 substantially matches the vertical length of the damaged sheet metal 382 and is set to a slightly larger interval in detail. , The movement of the damaged sheet metal 382 in the vertical direction and the rotation of the damaged sheet metal 382 on the front plate surface of the base plate portion 384 are restricted. As described above, the relative displacement such as relative movement and rotation of the damaged sheet metal 382 with respect to the damaged base 381 is limited, and the damaged base 381 and the damaged sheet metal 382 are integrated with each other as the damaging member 355. Operate.

  As shown in FIG. 19A, the upper and lower plate wall portions 393 of the breakage base 381 are in relation to the upper and lower edges of the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372 at the initial position where the breakage member 355 is attached to the board box 311. As shown in FIG. 16, the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372 protrude forward and outward with respect to the front and side surfaces where the seal seal 313 is affixed to the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372. It is set as the shape which encloses a part of outer periphery. Also on the box base 351 side, guide wall portions 394 projecting to the front on both the upper and lower sides and the left side of the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372 are provided as portions surrounding the front outer peripheral portions of the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372.

  The guide wall portion 394 is formed to extend in the vertical direction along the outer edges of the front upper mounting plate portion 371 and the front lower mounting plate portion 372, and bends at the upper and lower corners to extend rightward. Is provided. The upper and lower plate wall portions 393 of the damaged base 381 are provided at a position that continues to the right side with respect to the right edge at the upper and lower sides of the guide wall portion 394, and the wall surfaces that continue in the left-right direction are around the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372. Form. The upper and lower plate wall portions 393 and guide wall portions 394 can facilitate the alignment of the seal seal 313 with respect to the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372 during the sticking operation of the seal seal 313.

  The upper plate wall portion 393 in the damaged base 381 is formed in a wall shape projecting tangentially to the right in the lower portion of the cylindrical shape in the base bearing portion 383, and the upper plate wall portion 393 is partially formed by the base bearing portion 383. Part is formed. Further, the lower plate wall portion 393 in the breakage base 381 has a shape that is continuous with the wall portion that forms the breakage operation portion 385. As described above, the upper and lower plate wall portions 393 are portions that surround the outer peripheral portions of the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372, and by forming a part of this portion with a part of the member for damage 355, Even if the base bearing portion 383 and the breakage operation portion 385 that require functions in the member 355 can be disposed close to the top and bottom of the mounting plate portions 371 to 373, the board box can be obtained without reducing the size of the breakage member 355. The entire 311 can be formed small.

  As shown in FIG. 17E, the damaged sheet metal 382 is set to a size that slightly protrudes to the right side corresponding to the traveling direction of the damage member 355 with respect to the base plate portion 384. When the breakage member 355 rotates, the breakage metal plate 382 comes into contact with the side surface portion 403 of the seal seal 313 before the base plate portion 384. For this reason, it is possible to reduce the force required to divide the seal seal 313 by increasing the rigidity when abutting against the seal seal 313 by making it metal and making the tip thin and forming an acute angle on the tip side. Yes.

  The damaged sheet metal 382 moves so as to divide the seal seal 313 across a part of the seal seal 313 affixed to the substrate box 311 together with the base plate portion 384. More specifically, an initial position (position shown in FIG. 19A) that overlaps the mounting plate portions 371 to 373 in the front and rear in the front and rear gaps between the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372 and the rear mounting plate portion 373. From the mounting plate portions 371 to 373, the base plate portion 384 and the damaged sheet metal 382 move to the protruding position (for example, the position shown in FIG. 19B) on the right side. The base plate portion 384 and the damaged sheet metal 382 are formed in a plate shape having a thickness in the front and rear, and the seal seal 313 is in contact with the direction side along the plate surface so that the base plate portion 384 and the damaged sheet metal 382 are hardly deformed and damaged.

  Note that if the broken sheet metal 382 is set thin, or if the tip end portion in the traveling direction is inclined in the thickness direction and set to an acute angle, the operator is likely to be injured. The thickness is preferably 0.1 mm or more, and is preferably about 0.15 mm. In addition, the inclination angle of the tip portion is preferably set to an angle of about 45 degrees to about 70 degrees when the angle not inclined in the thickness direction is 90 degrees. Further, the damaged sheet metal 382 is not necessarily provided, and a plate-like portion that contacts the sealing seal 313 is formed by the base plate portion of the damaged base 381, and the sealing seal 313 is formed by the base plate portion contacting the sealing seal 313. It may be damaged.

  The breakage operation portion 385 is a portion that is operated when the breakage member 355 is operated with the base bearing portion 383 as a rotation center. As shown in FIG. 17B, the breakage operation portion 385 extends to the side opposite to the base plate portion 384 and away from the base bearing portion 383 with respect to the lower plate wall portion 393. Is formed. Further, the breakage operation portion 385 protrudes to the right side corresponding to the front end side in the movement direction from the initial position to the protruding position side with respect to the continuous vertical direction of the base plate portion 384. It is provided and has a shape having a substantially circular through hole penetrating in the front-rear direction at the tip side portion.

  In the opening operation of the substrate box 311, the breakage operation portion 385 is picked up or operated, or a tool is inserted through the through hole of the breakage operation portion 385 to apply turning force to the breakage member 355, as shown in FIG. As described above, the sealing member 355 can be rotated to break the sealing seal 313. In this case, a base bearing portion 383 that forms the rotation center of the breaker member 355 is provided above the mounting plate portions 371 to 373 to which the seal seal 313 is attached, and the seal seal 313 is interposed from the rotation center. A breakage operation portion 385 is provided below the seal seal 313 that is spaced apart. Therefore, the turning member 355 can be turned with a small operating force, and the seal seal 313 can be broken. Further, since the combination of the base bearing portion 383, the seal seal 313, and the mounting plate portions 371 to 373 and the breakage operation portion 385 are arranged along the outer periphery of the substrate box 311 in the vertical direction, The main controller 160 can be formed in a small size by reducing the protruding portions.

  At the end of the breakage base 381 on the breakage operation portion 385 side, as shown in FIG. 17B, two locking claws 395 and 396 are spaced apart from each other in the vertical direction and are arranged on the left side of the breakage operation portion 385. It protrudes further to the left and is integrally formed. The upper locking claw 395 is provided with an upper locking portion 395a formed integrally with the upper locking claw portion 395. The upper locking claw portion 396 protrudes downward. An integrally formed lower locking portion 396a is provided. The locking portions 395a and 396a of the two locking claws 395 and 396 are portions that come into contact with the mating member to form a locking state, and are displaced to the opposite side to the protruding direction side to disengage the mating member. The locked state of is released.

  Corresponding to the upper locking claw portion 395, as shown in FIG. 19A, the box base 351 is integrally formed with a receiving portion 397 that projects downward from the front lower mounting plate portion 372. The protruding amount of the receiving portion 397 is set so as to be interposed on the path of the upper locking portion 395a when the damaging member 355 moves from the initial position to the protruding position. In a state where the damaging member 355 is disposed at the initial position, the upper locking portion 395a is positioned on the left side of the receiving portion 397, and the movement of the upper locking portion 395a to the right side is restricted by the receiving portion 397. For this reason, the turning operation of moving the breakage operation portion 385 to the right side and displacing the breakage member 355 to the protruding position side is restricted by the engagement between the upper locking portion 395a and the receiving portion 397, and the breakage member 355 is Held in the initial position.

  As shown in FIG. 17B, the upper locking portion 395a has a central portion in the left-right direction as a top portion and a shape having an inclined surface that is inclined downward in the left-right direction from the top portion. For this reason, when the damage operation portion 385 is moved to the right side and a rotation operation is performed to displace the damage member 355 to the protruding position side, the right inclined surface of the upper locking portion 395a and the receiving portion 397 come into contact with each other. A pressing force acts on the front end portion of the engaging claw portion 395 obliquely downward, which is opposite to the direction in which the inclined surface faces. Due to this pressing force, a bending force is applied to the upper locking claw portion 395, and the upper locking claw portion 395 is elastically deformed in the direction in which the upper locking portion 395a is displaced downward. As the pressing force on the inclined surface increases, the upper locking claw 395 is elastically deformed, and accordingly, the upper locking portion 395a is displaced downward. When an operating force of a certain level or more is applied to the breakage operating portion 385, the upper locking portion 395a moves over the receiving portion 397 and moves to the right side of the receiving portion 397, and the locking member 355 and the box base 351 are locked. The state is released and the breakage operating portion 385 can be displaced toward the protruding position.

  When the turning operation of pushing the breaker member 355 from the protruding position side toward the initial position side is performed, the inclined surface descending to the left from the top of the upper locking portion 395a and the receiving portion 397 come into contact with each other. A pressing force acts on the obliquely lower side opposite to the direction of the inclined surface with respect to the distal end portion of the locking claw portion 395. Due to this pressing force, a bending force is applied to the upper locking claw portion 395, and the higher the pressing force to the inclined surface, the more the upper locking claw portion 395 is elastically deformed, and accordingly the upper locking portion 395a. Is displaced downward. When an operation force of a certain level or more is applied to the breakage operation portion 385, the upper locking portion 395a moves over the receiving portion 397 and moves to the left side of the receiving portion 397, and the breaker member 355 receives the upper locking portion 395a. The breaking member 355 is held at the initial position by being engaged with the portion 397.

  By holding the breakage member 355 in the initial position, the through holes 376 and 377 of the mounting plate portions 371 to 373 for inserting the plate portion fixing screws 318 and the through holes 391 of the breakage member 355 are easily matched. Assembly work can be facilitated. The structure for holding the damaging member 355 in the initial position is not limited to the structure in which the locking claw portion is provided as described above, but may be configured by another structure.

  The lower locking claw portion 396 engages with the inner surface of the seal cover member 319 that covers the front and rear and the right side portions of the attachment plate portions 371 to 373, and the attachment position where the seal cover member 319 is fixed to the board box 311. It has the function to hold. The seal cover member 319 is a member that is attached in a state in which the breaker member 355 is disposed at the initial position, and the seal cover member 319 is pushed into the right side portion of the board box 311 with the left direction as the attachment direction. 319 is attached to the substrate box 311. In addition, the lower locking claw portion 396 has a protruding tip portion facing the right-facing wall surface of the box base 351 in the substrate box 311 in a state where the breaker member 355 is disposed at the initial position, and the substrate is opposed to the initial position. It has a function of restricting further rotation of the breaker member 355 toward the center of the box 311.

  As shown in FIG. 16, the seal cover member 319 is provided with a cover side locking portion 411 that protrudes toward the inner surface side with respect to the lower wall surface, corresponding to the lower locking claw portion 396. . The cover-side latching portion 411 has a protruding amount so as to be interposed on the path of the lower latching portion 396a when the seal cover member 319 is attached from the right side of the substrate box 311. In a state where the seal cover member 319 is disposed at the attachment position, the lower locking portion 396a is positioned on the left side of the cover side locking portion 411, and the movement of the cover side locking portion 411 to the right side is the lower locking. Limited by part 396a. For this reason, the operation of moving the seal cover member 319 to the right side and removing the seal cover member 319 from the board box is limited by the engagement between the cover side locking part 411 and the lower side locking part 396a. Thus, the seal cover member 319 is fixed at the mounting position.

  As shown in FIG. 17B, the lower locking portion 396a protrudes downward in a trapezoidal shape, the right side portion thereof is an inclined surface facing the lower right side, and the left side portion has an end surface facing the left side. It is made into a shape. When the seal cover member 319 is attached to the board box 311, the cover side locking portion 411 contacts the right inclined surface of the lower locking portion 396 a from the right side, and the lower locking claw portion 396 A pressing force acts on the diagonally upper side opposite to the direction in which the inclined surface faces the tip portion. Due to this pressing force, a bending force is applied to the lower locking claw portion 396, and the lower locking claw portion 396 is elastically deformed in the direction in which the lower locking portion 396a is displaced upward. As the pressing force to the inclined surface is increased, the lower locking claw portion 396 is elastically deformed, and accordingly, the lower locking portion 396a is displaced upward. When an operating force of a certain level or more is applied to the seal cover member 319, the cover side locking portion 411 pushes up the inclined surface of the lower locking portion 396a and moves to the left side of the lower locking portion 396a, and the seal cover member The seal cover member 319 is fixed at the mounting position in a state where 319 is locked by the engagement between the lower locking portion 396a and the cover side locking portion (see FIG. 20A).

  On the other hand, when the operation is performed in the direction of removing the seal cover member 319 from the mounting position, as shown in FIG. 20 (a), the cover side locking portion 411 contacts the end surface of the lower locking portion 396a. A pressing force is applied in a direction perpendicular to the end surface of the lower locking portion 396a. That is, a pressing force acts on the lower locking claw portion 396 in the direction of generating a compressive force along the left-right direction, which coincides with the direction side in which the lower locking portion 396a is displaced upward. It does not act as a pressing force toward the direction in which the lower latching claw 396 is elastically deformed. For this reason, the seal cover member 319 is set so that it cannot be removed from the attachment position or is difficult in a state where the seal cover member 319 is locked by the lower locking claw portion 396.

  In order to remove the seal cover member 319, the breaker member 355 having the lower locking claw 396 is moved from the initial position to the protruding position before the seal cover member 319, and the seal cover member 319 by the lower locking claw 396 is moved. It is necessary to release the locked state. When the breakage member 355 is moved to the protruding position side, the seal seal 313 is broken. Therefore, when the seal cover member 319 is removed from the substrate box 311, the seal seal 313 is broken beforehand. Therefore, when the seal cover member 319 is removed, the seal seal 313 can be broken to leave a trace. Accordingly, the seal seal 313 can be surely damaged in the opening operation of the regular substrate box 311 for inspection or the like, and even if the seal cover member 319 is removed and an illegal operation is attempted, a trace remains on the seal seal 313. Therefore, fraudulent acts can be made difficult.

  Engaging portions for holding the seal cover member 319 in the mounting position are provided above and below the breakage member 355, and not only the lower locking claw portion 396 on the lower side but also the outer shape of the base bearing portion 383 on the upper side. It is considered a joint. As shown in FIG. 20A, the outer shape of the base bearing portion 383 of the breaking member 355 is a shape having a locking corner portion 398 that protrudes to the upper left side with respect to the cylindrical shape. The locking corner portion 398 has a function of engaging the seal cover member 319 to hold the seal cover member 319 in the mounting position, and the box in the substrate box 311 when the breaker member 355 rotates to the protruding position side. It has a function of contacting a part of the base 351 and limiting the rotation amount of the breaker member 355 to approximately 90 degrees.

  A cover engagement hook portion 410 is provided on the seal cover member 319 so as to correspond to the locking corner portion 398 of the breaking member 355. The cover engaging hook portion 410 is integrally formed so as to protrude to the left corresponding to the mounting direction of the seal cover member 319 from the wall portion connecting the front and rear wall surfaces at the upper right side portion of the seal cover member 319 (see FIG. 16). ).

  As shown in FIG. 16, a hook engaging portion 410 a that protrudes downward and is integrally formed is provided on the protruding front end side of the cover engaging hook portion 410. As shown in FIG. 20A, the hook locking portion 410a is set to a protruding amount located on the left side of the locking corner portion 398 of the base bearing portion 383 in a state where the seal cover member 319 is disposed at the mounting position. Has been. In addition, in the state where the seal cover member 319 is disposed at the mounting position, when the breaker member 355 is rotated to the protruding position side, the protruding end of the locking corner portion 398 is lower than the lower end of the hook locking portion 410a. The protrusion amount of the hook locking portion 410a is set so as to be positioned. The outer shape of the hook engaging portion 410a is an inclined surface with the left side portion facing the lower left side and the right side portion having a wall surface facing the right side.

  In a state where the seal cover member 319 is disposed at the attachment position, the wall surface facing the right side of the hook locking portion 410a faces the locking corner portion 398 and covers the surface with the surface facing the left side of the locking corner portion 398. The movement of the hook part 410 is restricted. When trying to move the seal cover member 319 to the removal direction side, a pressing force is applied in the left direction opposite to the direction in which the wall surface of the hook locking portion 410 a contacting the locking corner portion 398 faces. Since the breakage member 355 disposed at the initial position cannot be rotated in the direction in which the locking corner portion 398 is moved to the right side, the breaker member 355 is pushed in the direction in which the cover engaging hook portion 410 is pulled toward the protruding tip side. Pressure acts. In this case, the pressing force that elastically deforms the cover engaging hook portion 410 does not act in the direction in which the hook locking portion 410a is displaced upward. For this reason, once the seal cover member 319 is attached, the movement of the seal cover member 319 in the removal direction is limited as long as the damage member 355 is disposed at the initial position, and the seal cover member 319 is removed. Impossible or difficult setting.

  When the damaging member 355 is moved from the initial position to the protruding position side, the locking corner portion 398 moves downward from the position facing the right side of the hook locking portion 410a. When the tip end portion of the locking corner portion 398 is positioned below the hook locking portion 410a, the upper surface of the locking corner portion 398 is inclined upward, and the seal cover member 319 is moved to the removal direction side. Then, the hook locking portion 410a comes into contact with the upper surface of the locking corner portion 398, and a pressing force obliquely upward acts on the hook locking portion 410a. By this pressing force, a bending force is applied to the cover engaging hook portion 410, and the cover engaging hook portion 410 is elastically deformed in the direction in which the hook locking portion 410a is displaced upward. When an operating force of a certain level or more is applied to the seal cover member 319, the hook locking portion 410a moves over the upper side of the base bearing portion 383 and moves to the right side, and the seal cover member 319 is removed from the board box 311 to the right side. .

  In order to remove the seal cover member 319, the breaker member 355 having the locking corner portion 398 is moved from the initial position to the protruding position, and the cover engagement hook portion 410 is locked by the locking corner portion 398. It is necessary to cancel. This release can be performed by moving the breakage member 355. On the other hand, since the seal seal 313 is broken, a trace can be left on the seal seal 313 when the seal cover member 319 is removed. Therefore, the sealing sticker 313 can be reliably broken in the opening operation of the substrate box 311, and an illegal act performed by removing the seal cover member 319 can be made difficult.

  When the seal cover member 319 is attached, the breaker member 355 is disposed in the initial position in advance. Thereafter, when an operation of pushing the seal cover member 319 to the left side is performed, the inclined surface at the left side portion of the hook locking portion 410a and the columnar outer surface at the base bearing portion 383 come into contact with each other. Even in this case, the cover engaging hook portion 410 is elastically deformed in the direction in which the hook engaging portion 410a is displaced upward through the hook engaging portion 410a. When an operating force of a certain level or more is applied to the seal cover member 319, the hook locking portion 410a moves over the upper side of the base bearing portion 383 and moves to the left side of the locking corner portion 398, and the seal cover member 319 is moved to the base bearing. The seal cover member 319 is fixed at the mounting position by being engaged by the engagement between the portion 383 and the cover engagement hook portion 410.

  In addition, the structure which hold | maintains the seal cover member 319 in an attachment position is not restricted above, You may comprise by another structure. In this case, it is preferable from the viewpoint of preventing fraud that the seal cover member 319 can be removed as a necessary condition that the breaker member 355 is moved from the initial position to break the seal seal 313.

  Next, the damaged protrusion 386 will be described. As shown in FIG. 17 (b), the breakage protrusion 386 is provided at the tip portion that protrudes to the left with respect to the substantially vertical center portion of the breakage sheet metal 382 in the breakage member 355. A substantially central portion in the vertical direction of the base plate portion 384 has a shape protruding leftward, and as shown in FIG. 17 (a), a damaged protrusion 386 is provided protruding forward from the protruding left end portion. Yes. The breakage protrusion 386 is provided as a part that breaks the front surface portion 401 of the seal seal 313 when the breakage member 355 is moved from the initial position to the protrusion position.

  The broken protrusion 386 is formed by extending a protrusion 388 protruding forward from the plate surface of the base plate part 384 to the left side of the base plate part 384, and at the front end side end portion of the protrusion 388 on the front side. Protrusions are formed. Further, the plate surface of the base plate portion 384 is integrally formed so as to protrude to the left side in a substantially triangular shape with the protruding portion 388 as a tip. Since the damage protrusion 386 is a part that damages the seal seal 313, a reaction force of the force required for the damage is added to a part of the damage protrusion 386. For this reason, the protruding portion of the base plate portion 384 and the protruding portion 388 reinforce the portion between the damaged protrusion 386 and the base plate portion 384, and the bending force increases toward the base end side away from the damaged protrusion 386. The setting is such that damage does not easily occur even if it acts.

  Here, with reference mainly to FIG. 21 in addition to FIGS. 17, 19, and 20, the configuration details of the damaged protrusion 386 will be further described. FIG. 21A is a side view of the main control device 160 as viewed from the right side, and FIG. 21B shows a state in which the seal cover member 319 is omitted from FIG. FIG. 21C shows a state where the seal seal 313 is omitted from FIG.

  The position where the damaged protrusion 386 is provided is relative to the right side edge of the damaged sheet metal 382 by the length of the front portion 401 of the seal seal 313, that is, the length substantially equal to the width of the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372. The position is set to the left side. For this reason, as shown in FIG. 20B, the seal seal 313 is attached to the right edge of the damaged sheet metal 382 in a state where the damage protrusion 386 is close to the left side with respect to the outer edge of the left end of the front surface portion 401 of the seal seal 313. The side surface portion 403 is disposed close to the inner surface side, that is, the back surface side. Therefore, when the damaging member 355 starts to operate, the damaged sheet metal 382 comes into contact with the side surface portion 403 of the seal seal 313 from the back surface side, and the damaged protrusion 386 is sealed with the seal seal 313 almost simultaneously with this contact timing. The front surface portion 401 is in contact with the left end edge side. Thereby, even with a small operation amount, a plurality of portions of the seal seal 313 can be damaged.

  On the other hand, if the contact of the damaged protrusion 386 and the damaged sheet metal 382 with the seal seal 313 is simultaneous, the force required for operating the member for damage 355 may be excessive. In this case, the operating force can be reduced by shifting the contact timing of the damaged protrusion 386 and the damaged sheet metal 382 with respect to the seal seal 313. The damaged protrusion 386 may be further separated to the left with respect to the right edge of the damaged sheet metal 382 so that the time when the damaged protrusion 386 contacts the seal seal 313 is later than the damaged sheet metal 382. Alternatively, the damaged protrusion 386 may be disposed so as to approach the right side with respect to the right edge of the damaged sheet metal 382 so that the damaged protrusion 386 contacts the sealing seal 313 earlier than the damaged sheet metal 382.

  Further, as shown in FIGS. 21 (b) and 21 (c), the damaged protrusion 386 is substantially perpendicular to the front surfaces of the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372 to which the front surface portion 401 of the seal seal 313 is attached. It is attached to the substrate box 311 so as to protrude to the front side (left side of FIG. 21C). The length of the damaged protrusion 386 is set such that the root portion is located on the back surface side with respect to the front surface of the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372 and protrudes to the front surface side. Further, the protrusion 388 is located in the gap between the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372 provided on the upper and lower sides thereof, while reinforcing the damaged protrusion 386 and against the front surface of the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372. Is located on the back surface side and is set so as not to contact the back surface of the front surface portion 401 of the seal seal 313.

  At the initial position of the member for damage 355, the breakage protrusion 386 has a front upper mounting plate portion 371 and a front lower mounting plate portion 372 to which the front surface portion 401 of the seal seal 313 is attached as shown in FIG. It is located on the center side of the substrate box 311 with respect to the front surface. When the member for damage 355 rotates from the initial position to the protruding position around the base bearing portion 383, the damaged protrusion 386 is shown in FIG. 19B from the initial position shown in FIG. Thus, the base bearing portion 383 is rotated as a center. Between the lower end edge 371a of the front upper mounting plate portion 371 and the upper end edge 372a of the front lower mounting plate portion 372, there is a path of the damaged protrusion 386 (two points shown in FIG. 19B). A wide gap is formed in the vertical direction from the path of the damaged protrusion 386 so that the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372 are not positioned on the portion between the chain lines. Through this gap, the breakage protrusion 386 can be brought into contact with the front surface portion 401 of the seal seal 313 from between the front upper mounting plate portion 371 and the front lower mounting plate portion 372, and the breakage member 355 protrudes from the initial position. When it is rotated to the position, it proceeds in an arc shape along the front surface portion 401 of the seal seal 313 and breaks the seal seal 313.

  As shown in FIG. 17B, the breakage protrusion 386 is formed in a substantially constant cross-sectional shape in the front-rear direction, and the right end corresponding to the front end side in the traveling direction from the initial position to the protruding position side is tapered. The shape is sharp at an acute angle. For this reason, when the breakage protrusion 386 comes into contact with the seal seal 313, the seal seal 313 is easily divided, and the operating force required for operating the breakage member 355 can be reduced. In addition, the end surface on the front end side in the traveling direction of the broken protrusion 386 may be formed with a certain width or more (for example, a width of 1.5 mm or more) as a surface facing the traveling direction. The seal seal 313 is not only divided, but also the seal seal 313 is damaged so that the region where the damaged protrusion 386 has advanced is scraped off. It can be easily confirmed visually.

  Next, the seal cover member 319 will be described. As shown in FIG. 18A and the like, the seal cover member 319 is a transparent synthetic resin member formed in a substantially rectangular box shape. The seal cover member 319 is a member that covers most of the surface of the seal seal 313 affixed to the mounting plate portions 371 to 373, and is formed in a substantially box shape with the left side corresponding to the center side of the substrate box 311 opened. Yes. The front and rear wall portions 319a and 319b that form the box-shaped portion of the seal cover member 319 are provided with a gap that can sandwich the mounting plate portions 371 to 373 therebetween. The length in the left-right direction of the front and rear wall portions 319a, 319b of the seal cover member 319 substantially coincides with the amount of the mounting plate portions 371-373 protruding from the box-shaped portion that houses the main control board 312 in the board box 311. The entire outer periphery of the seal seal 313 is set to a size that can be accommodated. The length in the left-right direction of the front and rear wall portions 319a and 319b of the seal cover member 319 is set longer than the breakage member 355, and the entire breakage member 355 is covered by the front and rear wall portions 319a and 319b. The edge of the seal cover member 319 on the center side of the substrate box 311 faces the wall surface of the box base 351 and the box cover 352 facing the seal cover member 319 side while facing each other, and there is almost no gap. Hereinafter, of the front and rear wall portions 319a and 319b, the front side is referred to as a front wall portion 319a, and the rear side is referred to as a rear wall portion 319b.

  The rear wall portion 319b of the seal cover member 319 is disposed so as to overlap the rear side of the box cover 352 when attached to the substrate box 311 (see FIG. 20B). The protruding length of the rear wall portion 319b in the left-right direction is set to be interposed on the rear side of the box cover 352 even if the box cover 352 is slid to the position where it can move rearward with respect to the box base 351. The box cover 352 can be separated from the box base 351 and the substrate box 311 can be opened on the condition that the seal cover member 319 is moved from the box base 351 to the right side corresponding to the removing direction.

  As shown in FIG. 18A, the right side portion of the seal cover member 319 is provided with a side wall portion 319c that forms a wall surface that connects the right end portions of the front wall portion 319a and the rear wall portion 319b in the front-rear direction. Yes. The front wall portion 319a, the rear wall portion 319b, and the side wall portion 319c face the front surface portion 401, the back surface portion 402, and the side surface portion 403 of the seal seal 313, respectively, and the front wall portion 319a and the rear wall portion 319b are approximately 0.5 mm. It is set to face the seal sticker 313 in a state of being in close contact with the following gap. The front wall portion 319a and the rear wall portion 319b face the front surface portion 401 and the side surface portion 403 that are to be damaged by the damage member 355 in the seal seal 313, and the seal seal 313 is attached to the mounting plate portions 371 to 373 at these portions. And the seal cover member 319, the movement of the seal seal 313 is restricted. For this reason, even if the pressing force by the damaging member 355 acts on the seal seal 313, the seal seal 313 is hardly peeled off from the mounting plate portions 371 to 373, and the seal seal 313 can be easily broken with breakage.

  As shown in FIG. 18A, the side wall portion 319 c of the seal cover member 319 is provided with a vertically long through hole 412 that penetrates the inside and outside of the seal cover member 319. As shown in FIG. 21A and the like, the vertically long through-hole 412 is formed to be slightly larger than the breaking member 355 in a side view of the substrate box 311, and the breaking member 355 is rotated from the initial position to the protruding position. It penetrates and is formed in a size that can pass through the member for damage 355 when it moves. Therefore, even if the breaking member 355 is rotated from the initial position to the protruding position, the sealing seal 313 can be cut by the breaking member 355 without interfering with the periphery of the through hole 412 of the seal cover member 319. it can.

  The through hole 412 of the seal cover member 319 is formed slightly larger than the breakage member 355 in a side view of the substrate box 311 and is set to a size that allows the breakage member 355 to be inserted. A part of the base bearing portion 383 in the breaker member 355 is disposed so as to enter the vertically long through hole 412 in a state of being attached to the substrate box 311.

  As shown in FIG. 18D, substantially rectangular rectangular openings 413 and 414 that are wider than the middle part connecting the upper and lower sides are formed on both the upper and lower ends of the vertically long through-hole 412. The upper rectangular opening 413 is set to a size that allows the base bearing portion 383 of the breaking member 355 to be inserted. If the breakage member 355 is operated to the protruding position before the seal cover member 319 is removed from the substrate box 311, the seal cover member 319 becomes removable from the substrate box 311. Thereafter, when the seal cover member 319 is removed from the substrate box 311, the base bearing portion 383 of the member for damage 355 is positioned inside the seal cover member 319, and a part of the break operation portion 385 and the like separated from the base bearing portion 383 is formed. It protrudes to the outside of the seal cover member 319. In this case, the base bearing portion 383 can be pulled out of the seal cover member 319 through the upper rectangular opening 413. By this pulling-out operation, the seal cover member 319 and the breakage member 355 can be separated, and either or both of these members can be reused.

  The rectangular opening 414 on the lower end side of the vertically long through hole 412 is set to a size that allows the rotation distal end side portion of the breakage operation portion 385 including the breakage operation portion 385 of the breakage member 355 to be inserted. In a state where the seal cover member 319 is attached to the substrate box 311, the through hole in the front-rear direction in the breakage operation portion 385 protrudes outside the seal cover member 319 (see FIG. 12). For this reason, it can be set as it is easy to add the operation force required for operation | movement with respect to the damage operation part 385. FIG.

  The middle part connecting the upper and lower rectangular openings 413 and 414 is formed so as to penetrate to a certain width continuous vertically except for the central part in the vertical direction. Through this portion, the base plate portion 384 and the damaged sheet metal 382 of the member for damage 355 can be displaced from the initial position located inside the seal cover member 319 to the projecting position located outside thereof.

  As shown in FIG. 18A, the front wall portion 319a of the seal cover member 319 is provided with a horizontally long cover front wall protrusion 416 that protrudes forward at a substantially central portion in the vertical direction. The cover front wall ridge 416 has the same rectangular cross-section and a continuous shape in the left-right direction, and the inner surface thereof is offset by a substantially constant thickness with respect to the outer surface of the cover front wall ridge 416. A front wall long groove portion 417 having a rectangular cross section continuous in the left-right direction is formed by the inner surface.

  As shown in FIG. 18 (d), the front wall long groove portion 417 constitutes a part of the vertically long through hole 412, and the front wall long groove portion 417 has a constant width at a substantially central portion in the vertical direction of the vertically long through hole 412. A cross-sectional portion protruding forward is formed. The front wall long groove portion 417 is a portion through which the breakage protrusion 386 passes when the breakage member 355 moves from the initial position to the protrusion position, and has a vertical width and front and rear sufficient to prevent interference with the path of the breakage protrusion 386. Set to depth.

  Here, the vertical width of the front wall long groove portion 417 is preferably formed so as to open in a wide range above and below the gap between the front side mounting plate portions 371 and 372 through which the damaged projection 386 passes. The gap between the front wall surface corresponding to the bottom portion of the front wall long groove portion 417 and the seal seal 313 is preferably formed larger than the gap width between the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372. Even if the seal seal 313 breaks in the vicinity of one edge of the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372 and the seal seal 313 protrudes forward with respect to the other edge, the section of the seal seal 313 remains on the front wall. Since it can project freely to the front side of the long groove portion 417, it is possible to suppress the influence of obstructing the progress of the breakage protrusion 386, which is preferable because the operating force of the breakage operation portion 385 does not become excessive.

  As shown in FIG. 21A, the front wall long groove portion 417 is formed so as to penetrate outward from the seal cover member 319 on the distal end side formed along the path through which the damaged protrusion 386 passes. For this reason, when the board box 311 is viewed from the right side, the damaged projection 386 and the entire site where the damaged projection 386 breaks the seal seal 313 can be viewed directly. Therefore, when the state of the seal seal 313 is confirmed, the seal cover member 319 is not interposed, so that a slight breakage of the seal seal 313 can be easily recognized.

  The continuous direction of the front wall long groove portion 417 coincides with the left-right direction of the substrate box 311, and this direction is a rotation shaft 331 (see FIG. 10) on which the substrate box 311 is rotatably supported as the main controller unit 300. ) In the direction perpendicular to the axial direction (vertical direction), and the front wall long groove portion 417 is open at the end portion on the side far from the rotation shaft 331. For this reason, the operator turns the main controller unit 300 around the turning shaft 331 to pull out the open side portion of the front wall long groove portion 417 to the near side, thereby pulling the substrate box 311 into the pachinko machine. Without being removed from 10, the state of the part where the damaged projection 386 breaks the seal seal 313 can be easily confirmed.

  However, as shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, an outer cover member 302 is attached to the right side portion of the substrate box 311, and the right end portion of the seal cover member 319 is covered by the outer cover member 302. The vertically long through hole 412 that forms the portion through which the front wall long groove portion 417 penetrates to the outside is closed by the outer cover member 302, so that it is difficult to cheat the vertically long through hole 412 from the outside of the board box 311. It is set. The outer cover member 302 is provided with a transparent wall surface 302a covering the right side portion of the seal cover member 319, and the state of the front wall long groove portion 417 can be confirmed through the wall surface 302a. The wall surface 302a is formed in a flat plate shape having a thickness in the left-right direction in which the front wall protrusion 416 that forms the front wall long groove portion 417 is continuous, and the outer cover member 302 is attached to the inside of the front wall long groove portion 417. It is set so that it can be easily seen in the state. Further, since the right side end portion of the seal cover member 319 is covered by the outer cover member 302, the operation of the damage member 355 to the protruding position side is restricted, and the damage member 355 is inadvertently operated and the seal seal 313 is operated. Is prevented from being damaged.

  The damaged protrusion 386 is located at the left end of the front wall protrusion 416 that forms the front wall long groove 417 in the front view of the substrate box 311 with respect to the front wall long groove 417 (see FIG. 12). For this reason, the breakage protrusion 386 is disposed on the innermost side of the front wall long groove portion 417, and a portion of the front surface portion 401 of the seal seal 313 where the back surface side is not supported is located on the front side. Therefore, when an illegal act such as excision of the damaged protrusion 386 through the front wall long groove portion 417 is attempted, the seal seal 313 is easily damaged, and the illegal act can be made difficult.

  On the upper side and the lower side of the cover front wall protrusion 416 in the seal cover member 319, a groove-like fastening release groove formed to be recessed toward the outside of the board box 311 from the outer edge located on the center side of the board box 311. 418 is provided. The fastening release groove portion 418 is continuously formed to a position where the portion overlapping the front side with respect to the through hole 376 of the front side mounting plate portions 371 and 372 is opened, and the plate portion fixing screw 318 is attached even when the seal cover member 319 is attached. The plate portion fixing screw 318 can be removed.

  The fastening release groove portion 418 is formed continuously to the outer edge of the front wall portion 319a along the left-right direction corresponding to the attachment and removal directions of the seal cover member 319. More specifically, when the seal cover member 319 is removed, the shape is continuous in the left direction corresponding to the mounting direction of the seal cover member 319 including the position overlapping the through hole 376 of the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372. In addition, the seal cover member 319 is set so as not to overlap the through holes 376 of the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372. The vertical width of the fastening release groove 418 is set to be larger than that of the head of the plate fixing screw 318 and is set to be larger than that of the front edge portion in the through holes 376 of the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372. It is preferable. As a result, the plate portion fixing screw 318 can be surely removed, and the sealing seal 313 is broken around the through holes 376 of the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372 when the plate portion fixing screw 318 is removed, so that the front side is removed. Even if the damaged portion is in a protruding state, the portion does not contact the seal cover member 319, so that the gap in the front-rear direction between the seal seal 313 and the seal cover member 319 is set to be small while suppressing fraud. The influence on the removal operation of the seal cover member 319 can be suppressed.

  Next, a procedure for opening the substrate box 311 will be described with reference mainly to FIG. FIG. 22 is a perspective view of the right side portion of the substrate box 311 showing the operation of the breaker member 355, and FIG. FIG. 22B shows a state in which the breakage member 355 is disposed at the protruding position, and FIG. 22C shows the seal cover member 319 omitted from FIG. 22B.

  When opening the substrate box 311, the substrate box 311 is removed from the pachinko machine 10 in advance. In this removal operation, after the main control device 160 is exposed on the back side of the game board 23, the cutting portion 335 (see FIG. 10) for connecting the box connecting member 301 and the board box 311 is cut with a tool such as a nipper. Then, the connection between the board box 311 and the box connecting member 301 is released, and the cover fixing member 342 of the outer cover member 302 is further removed from the back side of the game board 23b. Then, the board box 311 can be removed with the outer cover member 302 attached to the game board 23. Thereafter, when the outer cover member 302 is removed from the substrate box 311, a portion covered with the outer cover member 302 in the right side portion of the substrate box 311 is exposed. After the substrate box 311 is removed, the cutting portion set in advance for the opening operation is cut with respect to the sealing state made in the open sealing portions 366 to 369 at the outer peripheral portion of the substrate box 311. If it does so, the board | substrate box 311 will be in the state by which the movement to the open direction side was restrict | limited by the sealing sticker 313 and the board part fixing screw 318 (state of Fig.22 (a)).

  To release the movement restriction by the seal seal 313 and the plate portion fixing screw 318, first, the head portion of the plate portion fixing screw 318 covered by the seal seal 313 is exposed through the fastening release groove portion 418 of the seal cover member 319. That is, the surface of the seal seal 313 is damaged by pressing the tip of a tool such as a driver. After the damage operation, the tool is brought into contact with the head of the plate portion fixing screw 318, and the plate portion fixing screw 318 is rotated in the removing direction to remove the plate portion fixing screw 318 from the substrate box 311 (FIG. 22B). reference).

  After the plate portion fixing screw 318 is removed, the breakage operating portion 385 is picked up and operated, or a tool is inserted through the through hole of the breakage operation portion 385 to apply rotational force to the breakage member 355, and the breakage operation portion 385 is operated. Is pulled out of the substrate box 311 (see FIG. 22B). By the turning operation with respect to the breakage operation portion 385, the breakage member 355 moves across the side surface portion 403 of the seal seal 313 where both the breakage metal plate 382 and the base plate portion 384 are affixed to the substrate box 311, and the seal seal The side surface portion 403 of 313 is divided back and forth (see FIG. 22C). By the front and rear division of the seal seal 313, the connection state of the box base 351 and the box cover 352 by the seal seal 313 is released, and the box cover 352 is slidable with respect to the box base 351.

  When the damage protrusion 386 advances to the outside of the seal cover member 319 by the operation on the damage operation part 385, the damage protrusion 386 moves from the left side to the right side so as to cross the front surface part 401 of the seal seal 313, and the seal seal 313 The front surface portion 401 is damaged in an arc shape around the base bearing portion 383.

  After operating the breakage operating portion 385, the seal cover member 319 is removed, and then the box base 351 and the box cover 352 of the closed substrate box 311 are slid to a position where they can be separated from each other in the thickness direction. Move. As shown in FIG. 14B, the moving operation is performed by sliding the box cover 352 with respect to the box base 351 in the direction opposite to the side where the sealing seal 313 is provided. A sliding operation is performed on the box cover 352 in the direction side along the protruding direction of the locking portion 362 (the arrow direction side in FIG. 14) by an amount corresponding to the protruding length of the locking portion 362 of the box base 351. The hook portions 361 provided on the box cover 352 are separated from the corresponding receiving portions 364 in the thickness direction of the substrate box 311 so that the box base 351 and the box cover 352 can be separated in the thickness direction. It becomes a state. Then, the substrate box 311 is opened by separating the box base 351 and the box cover 352 from each other in the thickness direction.

  Here, with reference mainly to FIG. 23 in addition to FIG. 14, the aspect after the damage of the seal seal 313 by the progress of the damage protrusion 386 in the present embodiment will be described. FIG. 23A is a diagram schematically showing a state after the seal seal 313 is broken in the present embodiment, and shows the seal seal 313 in an unfolded state. FIG. 23B is a perspective view showing a state after breakage in the front portion of the seal seal 313, and FIG. 23C is a process of breakage around the breakage protrusion 386 of the seal seal 313 viewed from the front side. FIG. 23D is a cross-sectional view showing a state after the seal seal 313 is broken at the cross-sectional line in FIG. 23B. In FIG. 23 (a), the upper and lower positions of the path along which the breakage protrusion 386 travels are indicated by a one-dot chain line as a path R. In FIGS. 23 (a) and 23 (c), the seal seal 313 is supported. Edges 371a and 372a of the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372 are indicated by alternate long and short dash lines, and in FIG. 23 (d), a part of the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372 and a broken protrusion 386 are also shown.

  As shown in FIG. 23A, the broken seal seal 313 has a broken line extending in the vertical direction at the side surface portion 403 of the seal seal 313, and the seal seal 313 is broken to the left and right to be broken. This damaged portion is formed by the passage of the damaged sheet metal 382 of the member for damage 355, and the front and rear clearances from the front and rear mounting plate portions 371 to 373 with respect to the damaged sheet metal 382 are constant in the vertical direction and a small clearance dimension (for example, It is set to 0.5 mm or less), and breakage occurs while the break line proceeds in a linearly close state.

  The front surface portion 401 of the seal seal 313 is broken by a break line extending in the left-right direction at a substantially intermediate portion in the height direction. This damaged portion is a portion damaged by the progress of the damaged protrusion 386, and the damaged portion is formed across the gap S formed in the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372 to which the seal seal 313 is attached. The Due to the progress of the damage protrusion 386, a part of the pattern displayed on the anti-duplication display unit 404c is damaged, and at least a part of the code number corresponding to the management number and the management number displayed on the identification information display unit 404d. The information such as letters, numbers, symbols, etc. will be damaged from the surface side so that it cannot be confirmed and read. Due to this breakage, the seal seal 313 is difficult to reuse.

  Since the breakage protrusion 386 proceeds along the plane of the front surface portion 401 of the seal seal 313, as shown in FIG. 23C, the front end of the seal seal 313 in the traveling direction is pressed by the pressing force against the seal seal 313. A wrinkle is easily formed in a wrinkle shape. In the present embodiment, as the surface on the traveling direction side of the broken protrusion 386, a right-facing surface having a vertical width of about 0.5 mm, for example, facing the traveling direction side is provided, and sharpness in contrast to a sharp one is provided. The seal seal 313 is split up and down in a state where it is pushed by a bad blade. For this reason, it is set to be easy to form a wrinkle on the traveling direction side of the seal seal 313 and to easily form a wrinkle extending in the vertical direction around the broken line of the seal seal 313.

  The distance to the edges 371a and 372a of the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372 with respect to the path R of the damaged projection 386 is large at the lower side at the left end immediately after the start of the damage, and as the damaged projection 386 progresses to the right. The upper part is set to gradually increase. The upper portion of the damaged portion of the front surface 401 after moving a certain distance from the left end along the path R of the damaged protrusion 386 is supported by being attached with a seal seal 313 as compared to the lower portion corresponding to the portion. The distance from the position to the position through which the damaged protrusion 386 passes is set long. For this reason, the broken line which divides the seal seal 313 up and down in the broken part of the seal seal 313 easily proceeds upward, and the broken line greatly undulates in the vertical direction (see FIG. 23C).

  The upper portion of the path of the damaged protrusion 386 is a portion located inside the arc corresponding to the path of the damaged protrusion 386, and the path of the arc-shaped damaged protrusion 386 slightly protruding downward. Of the seal seal 313 damaged in R, the damage protrusion 386 advances in the direction in which the lower edge portion of the upper portion is wound upward. Due to the movement of the arc-shaped breakage protrusion 386, a tensile force acts on the inner part in the traveling direction in the vertical direction (see the arrow in FIG. 23C) intersecting the right direction in which the seal seal 313 travels, and the fracture occurs. It is easy for the wire to travel diagonally upward on the traveling direction side, and in addition, the breakage line can proceed upward by setting a large gap dimension with the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372 on that direction side. The amount is also large.

  Further, an adhesive is applied to the back side of the seal seal 313, and the adhesive may cause the seal seal 313 to adhere to the damaged protrusion 386, and the seal seal 313 may adhere to the damaged protrusion 386. As a result, the sealing seal 313 is easily broken while the broken line is directed diagonally. In addition, the tip side surface of the breakage protrusion 386 is formed to be slightly inclined toward the inside of the path with respect to the traveling direction perpendicular to the radial direction of the rotation center. It is tilted inside. With these settings, the upper breaking line at the damaged portion of the seal seal 313 is easily undulated in the vertical direction.

  The seal seal 313 is fixed to a portion where the distance to the edge portions of the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372 is short with respect to the path of the damaged projection 386, that is, the lower portion separated from the left end of the front surface portion 401 of the seal seal 313. The damaged protrusion 386 passes through the vicinity of the edge 372a. Since the distance between the edge 372a to which the seal seal 313 is fixed and the broken projection 386 is short, the edge portion of the seal seal 313 protruding above the edge 372a within the range is the edge of the broken projection 386 gradually. By approaching the 372a side, it is pressed to the lower edge 372a side (see FIG. 23 (d)). In addition, the seal seal 313 is set to be easily adhered to the vicinity of the end edge 372a by the adhesive material attached to the back surface side of the seal seal 313 by being pressed to the lower end edge side. In the present embodiment, the traveling path of the broken protrusion 386 approaches the upper edge 372a of the front lower mounting plate portion 372 until it is slightly larger than the thickness of the seal seal 313 (for example, from 0.3 mm to 0.7 mm). As shown in FIG. 23 (b), the sealed seal 313 that has been set and cut easily adheres to the edge 372a of the front lower mounting plate 372 and the inner surface of the gap side facing the gap S side, and the seal seal 313 It is considered difficult to restore by stretching it to the state before the breakage.

  As described above, when the substrate box 311 is opened, as a specific operation, an operation of rotating the breaker member 355 from the initial position to the projecting position is performed. 313 is broken. The seal seal 313 passes through a gap portion between the front upper mounting plate portion 371 and the front lower mounting plate portion 372 and is cut along an arcuate path along which the damaged protrusion 386 travels. The traveling direction of the breakage protrusion 386 is a plane in which the front surface portion 401 extends with respect to the front surface portion 401 that is stuck forward in the seal seal 313 by the rotation operation of the breakage member 355 that rotates about the front-rear direction. It is set in the direction along. For this reason, compared with the case where the part for a damage moves to the perpendicular direction side with respect to the front-surface part 401 of the seal seal 313, and damages a seal seal, a wrinkle is formed in the seal seal 313 in the advancing direction. easy. Therefore, it is easy to confirm that the seal seal 313 is damaged, and it is possible to make it difficult to restore the seal seal 313 that has been damaged once to an appearance close to the original state for an illegal purpose.

  Further, the broken protrusion 386 travels along a path that is not linear but can be moved in an arc shape in the front surface portion 401 of the seal seal 313. For this reason, different forces act on the seal seal 313 between the outer side and the inner side of the arc, and the mode of breakage is different, and the seal seal 313 is more damaged at the inner part of the path. easy. Therefore, when the seal seal 313 is restored to the original appearance after performing a specific operation for rotating the damaging member 355 as a fraudulent act, the damage mode is different for each of the different parts inside and outside the route. Therefore, it is possible to make it difficult to restore the damage, to make it possible to more reliably detect the execution of the fraud, and to suppress the fraud.

  The lower end edge 371a of the front upper mounting plate portion 371 is linearly formed in the left-right direction, whereas the damaged protrusion 386 is set in an arc shape that gradually moves obliquely downward. For this reason, the interval between the lower edge 371a of the front upper mounting plate portion 371 and the path of the damaged protrusion 386 is set to be not constant and fluctuate in the process in which the damaged protrusion 386 proceeds. Specifically, a small interval is set at the left end near the start of breakage of the breakage protrusion 386, the interval is gradually expanded as the breakage protrusion 386 progresses, and the interval is reduced again at the final end. It is set. In other words, the distance from the end where the seal seal 313 is supported to the position where the damaged protrusion 386 passes is set to change as the damage protrusion 386 progresses. For this reason, a region that becomes a wrinkle or torn as a damaged portion of the seal seal 313 changes with respect to the traveling path of the damaged protrusion 386. Thereby, the mode of breakage of the seal seal 313 can be diversified to make it difficult to restore the breakage.

  Next, a modified example will be described with reference to FIGS. 24 and 25. 24 and 25 are views showing first to fourth modifications of the above embodiment. First, a first modification will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 24A is a front view of the right portion of the substrate box 501 in the first modified example, and shows the seal cover member 502 in cross-sectional view. 24B is a cross-sectional view in which the broken protrusion 521 and the seal seal 313 are enlarged in the cross-sectional line of FIG. 24A, and FIG. FIG. 24D is a diagram showing the shape, and FIG. 24D is a diagram showing an aspect of the seal seal 313 after breaking. In the following description, the same parts as those in the above embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, description thereof is omitted, and only different parts are described.

  The breakage member 355 in the above-described embodiment is rotatably supported, and the breakage protrusion 386 proceeds along the arc along the front surface portion 401 of the seal seal 313, while the breakage protrusion 386 passes. The edges 371a and 372a of the front mounting plate portions 371 and 372 that form the gap were formed in a straight line. On the other hand, the breakage protrusion 521 in the first modification proceeds linearly along the front surface 401 of the seal seal 313, and the front mounting plate portion 511 to which the seal seal 313 is fixed in the traveling direction. The end edges 511a and 512a of 512 are not formed in parallel but are formed in a polygonal line shape. Further, the breakage member 355 in the above embodiment breaks the seal seal 313 by the breakage member 355 before removing the seal cover member 319. However, in the first modified example, the removal of the seal cover member 319 is performed. By the operation, the damaging member 355 moves to the direction in which the sealing seal 313 is broken. In the first modified example, the shapes of the breakage member 503, the seal cover member 502, and the box base 504 are different from those of the above embodiment.

  The breakage member 503 is attached to the box base 504 so as to be slidable only on the right side corresponding to the outside of the substrate box 501 with respect to the box base 504. The breaker member 503 is attached between the front and rear mounting plate portions 511, 512, and 373, and the movement in the front-rear direction is restricted, and the guide wall portion 522 of the breaker member 503 is located above and below the front mounting plate portions 511, 512. The movement in the vertical direction is limited.

  Two locking claws 523 and 524 are respectively provided on the upper and lower ends of the breaking member 503, and the breaking member 503 is held at the initial position by the two locking claws 523 located inside. This holding structure has the same configuration as the upper locking claw 395 provided at the lower portion of the breakage member 503 in the above embodiment. The box base 351 is integrally formed with receiving portions 513 corresponding to the two inner locking claws 523 so as to protrude above and below the front mounting plate portions 511 and 512, and corresponds to the outside of the substrate box 501. By sliding the breaker member 503 to the left side, the locking claw portion 523 is once pushed out by the inclined surface at the front end side in the traveling direction, and when it gets over the receiving portion 513, it returns to its original position and is damaged. Is attached and held in the initial position.

  The seal cover member 502 has a shape in which the left side corresponding to the mounting direction to the board box 501 is opened while covering the front and rear, the upper and lower sides, and the right side of the front and rear mounting plate portions 511, 512, and 373 and the damage member 503. . On the inner surface on the opening edge side of the seal cover member 502, a cover side locking portion 502 a that can be locked to the outer locking claw portions 524 at the upper and lower ends of the breaking member 503 is provided. The seal cover member 502 is attached and fixed to the board box 501 by the cover side latching portion 502 a of the seal cover member 502 being latched by the latching claw portion 524 of the breaker member 503.

  Further, the breakage member 503 is not provided with the breakage operation portion 385 (see FIG. 17) in the above embodiment, and the seal cover member 502 has a wall-like shape by closing the vertically long through hole 412 in the above embodiment. It is formed (see FIG. 18). The member for damage 503 in the first modification is removed to the outside of the board box 501 together with the seal cover member 502 by applying an external force to the outside of the board box 501 with respect to the seal cover member 502, and is damaged. The front portion 401 of the seal seal 313 is damaged by the protrusion 521.

  Edges 511a and 512a of the front mounting plate portions 511 and 512 are formed in a polygonal line shape as shown in an enlarged view in FIG. The distance to the edges 511a and 512a of the front mounting plate portions 511 and 512 is not constant in the upper and lower directions with respect to the path of the broken protrusion 521 that progresses in a straight line (the chain line in FIG. 24C). To do. Further, the edges 511a and 512a of the front mounting plate portions 511 and 512 with respect to the path of the damaged protrusion 521 are maximum portions 511b and 512b that decrease after the gaps gradually increase, and the minimum that expands after gradually decreasing. It is set to have the sections 511c and 512c. The distances between the path of the damaged protrusion 521 and the edges 511a and 512a of the front mounting plate portions 511 and 512 are set to different lengths in almost the entire region when compared vertically.

  By providing a gap between the front mounting plate portions 511 and 512 with this setting, the mode of breakage changes depending on the distance from the path damped protrusion 521 to the edges 511a and 512a of the front mounting plate portions 511 and 512. In addition, since the distance is set differently above and below the damaged protrusion 521, the traveling direction of the break line can be complicated. Further, the rupture line of the seal seal 313 is also provided by providing the maximum portions 511b and 512b and the minimum portions 511c and 512c where the distance between the path and the end edges 511a and 512a is maximum or minimum in the middle of the path of the damaged protrusion 521. In addition, it is possible to make it difficult to repair the broken line that has progressed to the back side of the dent by the portion that protrudes inside the gap. Since the mode of the broken line of these seal seals 313 is rich in change, it is difficult to restore and restore the seal seal 313 to the state before the breakage even when the damage protrusion 521 advances linearly. Can be.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 24 (b), the broken protrusion 521 is formed in a substantially square shape on the surface side where the seal seal 313 contacts toward the front end side in the traveling direction (right side of FIG. 24 (b)). The cross section has a constant cross-sectional shape that is recessed toward the rear end side in the traveling direction. The thickness of the contact surface of the damaged protrusion 521 with the seal seal 313, that is, the width along the plate surface of the seal seal 313 is approximately 2 mm, and this width direction (perpendicular to the paper surface in FIG. 24B). The seal seal 313 contacts the entire area, and the seal seal 313 is broken.

  As shown in FIG. 24 (d), the seal seal 313 after the damage forms a band-like separate portion by cutting away the route portion of the breakage protrusion 521 separately from the portion fixed to the front mounting plate portions 511 and 512. To do. The seal seal 313 is made of a paper material having brittleness, and the distance to the edges 511a and 512a of the front mounting plate portions 511 and 512 with respect to the path of the breakage protrusion 521 is the start of breakage corresponding to the left end. Immediately after that, the number is set to be small, and the width of the breakage protrusion 521 along the plate surface of the seal seal 313 is set to be equal to or larger than a certain value (for example, 2 mm). With these settings, the seal seal 313 is cut in a strip shape. In addition, it can be set as the aspect by which a part of seal seal 313 after a damage is cut | disconnected in strip | belt shape, so that the material of the seal seal 313 is fragile, and the vertical width is wide as the shape of the damage protrusion 521. Further, the broken protrusion 521 does not have to have a constant shape in the width direction of the broken protrusion 521 along the plate surface of the seal seal 313, and the center portion side in the width direction may be recessed with respect to both end sides. Alternatively, even if the portions located on the leading end side in the traveling direction are provided apart on both end sides in the width direction, a part of the seal seal 313 after breakage can be cut into a strip shape. When the seal seal 313 is broken in a band shape, it can be recognized that the substrate box 311 has been opened just by looking at the seal seal 313 at a glance.

  The bottom part 521a which is the innermost part of the dent of the contact surface of the broken protrusion 521 is set to be positioned in front of the surface of the seal seal 313. The contact surface closer to the seal seal 313 than the bottom portion 521a is an adhesive surface side surface 521b inclined toward the back surface side of the seal seal 313 with respect to the traveling direction of the damaged protrusion 521, and the bottom portion 521a. The surface continuous to the side further away from the seal seal 313 is formed as a surface-side facing surface 521c inclined toward the surface side of the seal seal 313.

  Here, an adhesive for fixing the seal seal 313 to the front mounting plate portions 511 and 512 is provided on the rear surface of the front surface 401 of the seal seal 313. For this reason, when the damage protrusion 521 progresses, the adhesive easily adheres to the adhesive surface side surface 521b, and the adhesion and the deformation of the seal seal 313 are promoted by the adhesion. Therefore, it is possible to make it difficult to restore the seal seal 313 to the original appearance after opening the substrate box 501. In addition, since the band-like damaged portion is pushed out to the surface side of the seal seal 313 by the bonding surface side facing surface 521b, it can be more easily recognized that the substrate box 501 has been opened.

  Further, the band-like damaged portion pushed out to the surface side of the seal seal 313 by the adhesive surface side surface 521b is pushed out to the front end side in the advancing direction of the broken protrusion 521 by the surface side surface 521c (arrow in FIG. 24B). Direction side). Therefore, the band-like damaged portion is easily scraped to the front end side in the advancing direction of the damaged protrusion 521, or is easily wound around the roll seal to be protruded to the surface side of the seal seal 313. Even if the part 401 is viewed from an oblique side rather than the front side, it is possible to more reliably recognize that the operation has been performed after the substrate box 501 is opened.

  Next, the second to fourth modifications will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 25A is a diagram schematically showing the periphery of the damaged protrusion 601 in the second modification, and a right side cross-sectional view showing a structure in which the damaged protrusion 601 is supported by the damaged base 602. FIG. 25B shows the gap shape of the front mounting plate portions 611 and 612 in the second modified example, along with the path of the damaged protrusion 601, as shown in the center portion, and the side view and rear view on the top and bottom and left sides thereof. FIG. 25 (c) is a view showing the seal seal 313 after the damage in the second modification, and FIGS. 25 (d) and 25 (e) are the third and fourth modifications. FIG. 6 is a view showing a gap shape of front mounting plate portions 621, 622, 631, and 632 together with a path of a damaged protrusion 601. In FIG. 25 (b), the path corresponding to the width on the distal end side in the traveling direction of the broken protrusion 601 is indicated by an alternate long and short dash line. In FIGS. 25 (d) and 25 (e), the broken protrusion 601 The route of the central part on the front end side in the traveling direction is indicated by a one-dot chain line.

  The second modified example is different from the first modified example described above in that the broken protrusion 601 is formed separately from the broken base 602, and the broken protrusion 601 intersects the traveling direction with respect to the progress of the broken base 602. A breaking member 600 that can be displaced in the direction is provided. Then, by the operation of removing the seal cover member 502 from the substrate box, the broken protrusion 601 is displaced up and down separately from the movement of the seal cover member 502 in the removal direction side, and the path of the broken protrusion 601 is the sealing seal 313. It is formed in a polygonal line along the front surface portion 401 of the. Further, while the breakage protrusion 601 is in the process of traveling, the movement limit is relaxed in the up and down direction, and a movable range is set to be large. .

  The breakage protrusion 601 is formed as a part of a breakage protrusion 603 made of synthetic resin attached to the rear end portion of the breakage base 602 so as to be swingable by a shaft pin. The broken protrusion 603 is provided with a broken protrusion 601 on one end side, a shaft hole extending in the left-right direction is formed in the main body portion located on the center side, and the guide protrusion 604 protrudes in a cylindrical shape on the other end side. Is formed. The guide protrusion 604 is set to have a length that enters a groove formed in the guide wall portion 613 attached to the back surface side of the front attachment plate portion 611 with respect to the box base. The groove of the guide wall portion 613 is formed in a polygonal line shape that is displaced up and down in the left-right direction, and as shown in FIG. 25 (b), the damaged protrusion 601 in the plate surface of the seal seal 313 intersecting with the seal seal 313 Is formed so as to be able to travel along a broken line-shaped path that is displaced up and down. In addition, the guide wall portion 613 has a wide forming portion 613a that forms a wide groove in a part including a substantially intermediate portion as an edge portion that restricts the direction in which the guide protrusion 604 can travel. The wide forming portion 613a is set to have a width approximately twice as large as the outer shape of the guide protrusion 604, for example, so that a sufficient gap is provided with respect to the outer shape of the guide protrusion 604.

  When the breaking member 600 moves to the right side corresponding to the removal direction side, the guide protrusion 604 comes into contact with the edge portion of the guide wall 613, and the guide protrusion 604 extends along the direction in which the grooves of the guide wall 613 continue. Guided. As a result, the broken protrusion 601 moves to the right side while being displaced upward or downward, and as shown in FIG. 25B, the path of the broken protrusion 601 is formed in a polygonal line in which peaks and valleys are continuous. .

  In the section where the wide forming portion 613a is provided, the restriction of movement of the guide protrusion 604 by the guide wall portion 613 is reduced, and the guide protrusion 604 can move in the vertical direction intersecting the traveling direction of the damaged protrusion 601. Becomes wider. For this reason, depending on whether the guide protrusion 604 advances along any edge part forming the groove in the guide wall part 613, or the guide protrusion 604 advances through the part in between, the seal seal 313 The mode of breakage will change.

  When the member for breakage 600 is removed from the substrate box, the seal seal 313 is cut in a band shape corresponding to the path of the breakage protrusion 601 as in the first modification (see FIG. 25C). . In the inner part of the broken line-shaped path corresponding to the path of the broken protrusion 601, the sealing seal 313 is easily broken, a crease is easily formed, and the undulation of the broken line is likely to be large, as in the above embodiment.

  Note that the seal seal 313 does not necessarily have to be cut in a strip shape corresponding to the path of the broken protrusion 601, and even if the broken protrusion 601 passes, the seal seal 313 is divided up and down without being partially cut away. It may just be done. That is, the width along the plate surface of the front surface portion 401 of the seal seal 313 on the front end side in the advancing direction in contact with the seal seal 313 at the breakage protrusion 601 may be set so thin that the seal seal 313 is not removed.

  Here, as shown in FIG. 25A, the broken protrusion 601 is continuous in the left-right direction corresponding to the traveling direction, and has a substantially rectangular cross section that continues from the back surface side to the front surface side of the front surface portion 401 of the seal seal 313. It is formed in a columnar shape. On the rear side of the broken protrusion 601 (on the left side in FIG. 25A), the width is expanded from the broken protrusion 601 to the direction side along the plate surface of the front surface portion 401 of the seal seal 313, and the rear end in the traveling direction A rear projecting portion 605 projecting in the vertical direction on the side is provided. The rear protrusion 605 is provided so as to protrude substantially vertically above and below the upper and lower surfaces of the damaged protrusion 601.

  The rear protrusion 605 abuts against a broken portion of the seal seal 313 that has been damaged by the passage of the damaged protrusion 601, and applies a pressing force to the edges 611 a and 612 a of the front mounting plate portions 611 and 612. For this reason, the space | interval which the sealing seal | sticker 313 was parted by the advance of the damage protrusion 601 is extended. In particular, the inner portion of the broken line path in the path of the broken protrusion 601 is undulated by pushing the part where the undulation of the breaking line is greatly formed toward the edges 611a and 612a of the front mounting plate parts 611 and 612. The sealed part 313 adheres to the front mounting plate portions 611 and 612 with an adhesive on the back surface of the seal seal 313, or the adhesive surfaces of the seal seal 313 formed with wrinkles overlap and adhere with an adhesive. Is more difficult to restore.

  In the third modified example, the shapes of the edges 621a and 622a of the front mounting plate portions 621 and 622 are different from those of the second modified example described above. As shown in FIG. 25 (d), the front mounting plate portions 621 and 622 have apexes at portions corresponding to the apexes of the broken line protruding downward in the path of the broken protrusion 601 formed in a broken line shape. A portion corresponding to the inside of the path forming the groove is formed into a shape having recesses 621b and 622b that are recessed so as to be separated from the path of the damaged protrusion 601. Accordingly, the area where the seal seal 313 is bonded to the front mounting plate portions 621 and 622 is enlarged, and the inner portion of the broken line in the path of the damaged protrusion 601 ensures a wide distance from the support portion to the damaged protrusion 601. Thus, it is possible to form a damaged portion that is difficult to restore. In addition, the path | route of the damage protrusion part 601 in a 3rd modification can show | play the same effect even if it is not a polygonal line shape but the curved shape which undulated in the same direction side.

  As shown in FIG. 25 (e), the fourth modified example sets a route combining a broken line and a curve as the route of the damaged protrusion 601 as shown in FIG. In addition, a route with continuous valleys is set. Corresponding to the path of the damaged protrusion 601, the guide wall portion is set to have a different shape with respect to the guide wall portion 613 in the second modification. The broken line and the curved line are different from each other in breakage, making it difficult to restore the seal seal 313. Also, a plurality of peaks and valleys are continuous, resulting in breakage of the broken part. Since a rupture line in which the undulation of the path 601 is superimposed is formed, the mode of breakage is complicated, and the restoration of the seal seal 313 can be made more difficult.

  In addition, this invention is not restricted to the said embodiment, For example, you may deform | transform and implement as described below. In this case, each configuration described below may be applied to the above embodiment, or a plurality of configurations described below may be combined and applied to the above embodiment.

  In the above embodiment, the case where the seal seal 313 is provided in the substrate box that accommodates the main control board 312 has been described. However, the seal seal 313 is not limited to the board box that accommodates the main control board 312. Further, it may be provided for a substrate box that accommodates another substrate, or a breakage member that breaks the sealing seal 313 when the other substrate box is opened may be provided. Further, the sealing seal 313 is not limited to sealing the opening of the board box, but to other parts that detachably couple a plurality of components, for example, the board box 311 as a plurality of components and the box connecting member 301. An attachment plate portion on which the seal seal 313 can be pasted is provided, and a breakage member is provided on the seal seal 313 attached to the attachment plate portion, so that the substrate box 311 is removed from the box connecting member 301. A configuration in which the trace is left by the seal seal 313 may be employed. In addition, it is not always necessary that the seal seal 313 is fixed across a plurality of components, and the seal seal 313 is fixed to one component, and the seal seal 313 is damaged when a specific operation is performed. It is good also as composition to do. For example, the front and rear mounting plate portions 371 to 373 in the above-described embodiment are formed by a box base, and the seal cover member 319 cannot separate the box base 351 and the box cover 352, which are operations for opening the substrate box, unless they are removed. In this case as well, the seal cover member 319 is removed after the breakage member 355 is operated, and the seal seal 313 can be broken when a specific operation is performed.

  In the above embodiment, the surface to which the seal seal 313 is fixed is formed in three planes facing front and rear and side, but it is not always necessary to form the fixing surface of the seal seal 313 in the above-described form. The entire seal seal 313 may be affixed to one surface of the shape, or the seal seal 313 may be affixed across two or more surfaces. Further, the fixed surface of the seal seal 313 may be formed in a curved surface shape close to a flat surface, such as having an arc-shaped cross-sectional shape with a large radius of curvature. In this case, the breakage member 355 moves in the direction along the surface of the seal seal 313 to break the seal seal 313 with respect to the surface including a part of the seal seal 313 that is broken by the breakage member 355. In the case where the fixed surface of the seal seal 313 is formed in a curved shape, the advancing direction of the breaking member 355 is set within an angle range of about 10 degrees or less with respect to the direction along the seal seal 313. It is preferable to achieve the same effect as the above embodiment, and is preferably set within an angle range of about 5 degrees or less.

  In the above embodiment, the seal seal 313 is fixed by the adhesive applied to the back side of the seal seal 313. However, it is not always necessary to apply an adhesive to the back side of the seal seal 313. For example, The sealing seal 313 may be fixed by other methods such as applying an adhesive to the surface of the mounting plate portions 371 to 373 and bonding the sealing seal 313 to the mounting plate portions 371 to 373 with the adhesive. In addition, as long as the seal seal 313 can be fixed, the seal seal 313 may be fixed with another material such as a bonding agent other than an adhesive. However, the adhesive does not completely dry and solidify when exposed to air, and the adhesive strength of the adhesive exposed on the back side of the seal seal 313 remains even after manufacturing. It is preferable that the seal seal 313 can be broken more difficult to restore.

  In the above embodiment, the IC chip with an antenna is provided on the seal seal 313, but it is not always necessary to provide it. When an IC chip with an antenna is provided, in a normal situation where the seal seal 313 is not damaged, the IC chip reader is not brought into contact with the seal cover member 319 or is not brought close to the contact position. It is good also as a setting which electric power does not produce enough. When the sealing seal 313 is illegally peeled off, if the antenna is damaged even if the sealing seal 313 is damaged, sufficient electromotive force is not generated in the IC chip. Since the distance between the antenna and the reading device cannot be reduced below a certain level by the seal cover member 319, if the reading of information by the reading device becomes abnormal, the seal sticker 313 is broken and fraudulent. It is possible to easily detect that there is a possibility of being broken.

  In the above embodiment, the breakage protrusions 386, 521, and 601 are provided one by one on the breakage members 355, 503, and 600, and the front surface portion 401 of the seal seal 313 is broken along one path. However, the front part 401 of the seal seal 313 is damaged along two or more paths by, for example, providing two or more damage protrusions spaced apart from the damage member 355 of the above embodiment. It is also good. In this case, it is preferable to form gaps by the front mounting plate portions corresponding to the respective broken protrusions, since the damage of the seal seal 313 becomes complicated and the restoration of the seal seal 313 becomes difficult. Further, it is not necessary to cause damage due to the damage protrusion on only one surface such as the front surface portion 401 of the seal seal 313, and a plurality of surface portions provided substantially in parallel such as the front surface portion 401 and the back surface portion 402 of the seal seal 313. On the other hand, it is good also as a setting which the damage protrusion part which moves to the direction side along each surface part by operation | movement of the member for damage is provided, and a some surface part in the seal seal 313 breaks.

  In the above embodiment, the damage due to the movement of the seal seal 313 in the direction along the plate surface by the breakage protrusions 386, 521, 601 and the direction of the seal seal 313 crossing the plate surface of the seal seal 313 by the broken sheet metal 382. Although damage due to movement occurs, it is not always necessary to cause damage due to movement in the direction intersecting the plate surface of the seal seal 313 by the members for damage 355, 503, and 600. For example, the damaged sheet metal 382 is not provided for the member for breaking 355 in the above embodiment, and the broken base 381 has a shape that linearly extends from the base bearing portion 383 to the broken protrusion 386, and the break operation is performed on the tip side. A portion may be provided, or only the breakage caused by the movement of the seal seal 313 in the direction along the plate surface by the breakage protrusion 386 may occur. Further, the seal seal 313 does not necessarily need to be divided due to breakage caused by the movement of the seal seal 313 in the direction along the plate surface by the breakage protrusion 386, and the middle of the seal seal 313 is not divided from the outer edge of the seal seal 313. The substrate cover can be opened by moving the seal cover member even with the movement amount to the position.

  In the above embodiment, the damage members 355, 503, and 600 are provided on the inner surface side to which the seal seal 313 is affixed, and the damage protrusions 386, 521, and 601 that protrude to the front surface side are formed. It is not always necessary to provide the seal seal 313 on the inner surface side, and a damage member may be disposed on the surface side of the seal seal 313 and protruded so as to enter the inner surface side to break the seal seal. Alternatively, a damage member may be provided on both the inner surface side and the front surface side of the seal seal 313, and the damaged portion may be provided so as to connect the both sides.

  In the second modified example, the damaged protrusion 603 having the damaged protrusion 601 is pivotally supported about the axis in the left-right direction with respect to the damage base 602 and swings up and down, and the damaged protrusion 601 is displaced up and down. However, the configuration in which the broken protrusion 601 can be displaced in the vertical direction with respect to the broken base 602 is not limited to the above, and the broken protrusion may be axially supported around the axis in the front-rear direction. In addition to the shaft support, a configuration may be adopted in which the damaged protrusion is supported so as to be slidable in the vertical direction with respect to the damaged base, or a leaf spring that is elastically deformable in the vertical direction between the damaged protrusion and the damaged base. By interposing the elastic member, the damaged protrusion may be displaced up and down with respect to the damaged base.

  The configuration of the rear protrusion 605 provided so as to protrude in the vertical direction intersecting the traveling direction on the rear end side in the traveling direction of the damaged protrusion 601 in the second to fourth modifications is the same as that in the above embodiment. You may add to the rear end side of the damage protrusion 386 and the advancing direction of the damage protrusion 521 in the said 1st modification. Further, in the second to fourth modified examples, the configuration in which the damaged protruding part 601 is supported so as to be displaceable in the vertical direction intersecting the traveling direction is the damaged protruding part 386 in the above example and the damaged protrusion in the first modified example. It is good also as what added the displacement to the part 521, and added the displacement to the upper and lower sides with respect to the above-mentioned path | route of the damage protrusion part 521 in the said Example and 1st modification. Further, in the second modified example, a configuration in which the traveling path of the broken protrusion 601 has a degree of freedom so that the route is easily different for each broken operation may be added in the above-described embodiment and the first modified example, For example, in the rotation support structure of the base bearing portion 383 of the breaker member 355 and the shaft support portion 378 of the box base 351 in the above embodiment, there is a gap between the inner diameter of the base bearing portion 383 and the outer shape of the shaft support portion 378. Even if it is provided, the broken protrusion 386 can move up and down by the gap, and the same effect as in the second modified example can be obtained. If the path is set to be different for each damage operation, the damage protrusion may be set so that the damage protrusion can come into contact with the edge of the mounting plate that forms a gap in the travel path. Thus, the damaged seal seal 313 is likely to be rubbed against the edge portion of the mounting plate portion, and the restoration of the damaged seal seal 313 can be made more difficult.

  In the first modified example, the bonding surface side surface 521b and the surface side surface 521c are provided as surfaces facing the front end side in the traveling direction of the broken protrusion 521. However, it is not necessary to provide the surface side surface 521c. However, only the bonding surface side surface 521b may be provided. In addition, the bonding surface side surface 521b or the combination of the bonding surface side surface 521b and the surface side surface 521c provided on the breakage protrusion 521 in the first modification is the same as in the above embodiment and the second to fourth modifications. You may form in the surface which faces the front direction side of the advancing direction of the damage protrusion 386,601.

  In the embodiment and the second to fourth modifications, the breakage protrusions 386 and 601 are configured to be able to travel along a path that can move in a curved or broken line shape in the front surface portion 401 of the seal seal 313. In addition, the gap to the path of the damaged protrusions 386, 601 is set to fluctuate with respect to the front mounting plate parts 371, 372, 611, 612, 621, 622 that form the clearances through which the damaged protrusions 386, 601 pass. However, the front mounting plate portions 371, 372, 611, 612, 621, and 622 have shapes that have an edge that constants the gap to the path of the damaged protrusions 386 and 601, that is, the upper and lower sides from the path of the damaged protrusions 386 and 601. It is also possible to have a shape having an edge at a position separated by a certain distance, and even in this case, the manner of breakage differs between the outside and the inside of the path that progresses in a curved or broken line shape. Nearby, it can be made difficult to restore the sealing seal 313.

  You may implement this invention in the pachinko machine etc. of a type different from the said embodiment. For example, once a big hit, a pachinko machine that raises the expected value of the big hit until a big hit state occurs (for example, two times or three times) including that (for example, a two-time right item, a three-time right item) May also be implemented. Moreover, after a jackpot symbol is displayed, it may be implemented as a pachinko machine that enters a special gaming state on the condition that a ball is won in a predetermined area. Moreover, you may employ | adopt as what is called a normal machine without lottery functions, such as jackpot. You may implement as a pachinko machine which will be in a special game state when a ball enters a predetermined winning slot. Moreover, you may implement in the enclosed pachinko machine with which a ball | bowl circulates. Further, in addition to pachinko machines, it may be implemented as various gaming machines such as arranged ball pachinko machines, sparrow balls, so-called pachinko machines and slot machines, or as slot machines. good.

  In addition, as a specific example of a gaming machine in which a pachinko machine and a slot machine are fused, a variable display means for displaying a fixed symbol after displaying a variable symbol row consisting of a plurality of symbols is provided, and a handle for launching a ball is provided. What is not provided. In this case, after inserting a predetermined amount of game balls based on a predetermined operation (button operation), for example, the variation of the symbol is started due to the operation of the operation lever, for example, due to the operation of the stop button, or the predetermined amount With the passage of time, the fluctuation of the symbol is stopped, and a jackpot state advantageous to the player is generated on the condition that the confirmed symbol at the time of stoppage is a so-called jackpot symbol. A lot of balls are paid out.

  Hereinafter, the features of the invention group extracted from the above-described embodiment will be described while showing effects and the like as necessary. In the following, for easy understanding, the corresponding configuration in each of the above embodiments is appropriately shown in parentheses, but is not limited to the specific configuration shown in parentheses. In addition, the meanings and examples of terms described in each feature may be applied as the meanings and examples of terms described in other features described in the same wording.

  Game machines such as pachinko machines and slot machines have various electronic components such as a CPU that executes game control processing, a ROM that stores game control programs, and a RAM that temporarily stores various data generated by the progress of the game. It has a mounted control board. And according to the control program memorize | stored in ROM, various game machines mounted in the game machine by CPU are controlled, and a series of games are performed. In this type of gaming machine, the control board is changed to an illegal control board that is different from the regular one, or the ROM (the chip if the ROM is integrated into one chip with the CPU) is replaced with an illegal one. There have been many reports of fraudulent acts such as In order to deal with such fraudulent acts, for example, fraud countermeasures such as pasting a fragile seal sticker that cannot be re-applied so as to straddle a plurality of case bodies constituting the board box and leave a trace when peeled off. Is employed (see, for example, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2003-180917).

  However, even if fraud countermeasures are taken, there is a possibility that criminals will develop methods and instruments for carrying out new fraudulent acts on the countermeasure products. For this reason, it is preferable that the content of the anti-fraud measures is updated and improved in order to make it more reliable, and the opening operation of the substrate box is simplified, but when it is opened, the seal seal can be reused. It is preferable that it becomes impossible to reliably leave a trace of opening. And this subject is common to the gaming machine provided with the trace means which leaves the trace that the specific operation was performed while the specific operation such as the opening operation of the board box is inhibited and the inhibition state is released. It is a problem to do.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above-described circumstances and the like, and an object thereof is to provide a gaming machine capable of more reliably leaving a trace after the inhibition state of a specific operation is released. .

<Feature A1>
A thin sheet-like trace means (sealing seal 313);
One or a plurality of components (box bases 351, 504, box cover 352) to which the trace means is fixed;
A damaging means (damaging members 355, 600) having a ruptured portion (damaged protrusions 386, 601) that abuts a predetermined damaged portion in the witness means by a specific operation and breaks the witness means;
Support means for supporting the breakage means so as to advance along a predetermined path by the specific operation (the shaft support portion 378 in the above embodiment, the mounting plate portions 611, 612 in the second to fourth modifications). 621, 622, 373 and a shaft pin for supporting the damaged protrusion 603),
The trace means has a flat or substantially planar first trace surface part (front surface part 401) including the damaged part,
The component is formed with a gap in a portion where the damaged portion is provided, and attached portions (front attachment plate portions 371, 372, 611, 612, to which the first trace surface portions are fixed on both sides of the gap. 621, 622)
The damaging means, as the predetermined path, is supported in such a manner that it can travel along a path that is movable along a curved line or a polygonal line on the direction side along the first trace surface part in the first trace surface part. A gaming machine characterized by being supported by means.

<Feature A2>
A substrate box (substrate box 311, 501) which is formed by combining a plurality of components and accommodates a control substrate;
In the state where the control board is accommodated in the internal space of the board box, a thin sheet-like trace means (sealing seal 313) provided on one or a plurality of components forming the board box;
A breakage means (breakage for breakage) having a breakage portion (breakage protrusions 386, 601) that abuts against a predetermined breakage portion in the trace means by a specific operation necessary for opening the substrate box and breaks the trace means. Members 355, 600),
Support means for supporting the breakage means so as to advance along a predetermined path by the specific operation (the shaft support portion 378 in the above embodiment, the mounting plate portions 611, 612 in the second to fourth modifications). 621, 622, 373 and a shaft pin for supporting the damaged protrusion 603),
The trace means has a flat or substantially planar first trace surface part (front surface part 401) including the damaged part,
The one or more structural members form a gap in a portion where the damaged part is provided, and attached parts (front attachment plate parts 371, 372, to which the first trace surface part is fixed on both sides of the gap. 611, 612, 621, 622),
The damaging means, as the predetermined path, travels along the path along the first trace surface part and along the path that can move in a curved line or a polygonal line in the first trace surface part. A gaming machine characterized by being supported by the supporting means.

  According to the gaming machines described in the features A1 and A2, it is possible to more reliably leave a trace of the release of the inhibition state of the specific operation. In the case of a necessary operation, it is possible to provide a gaming machine capable of easily leaving the board box and leaving the trace of the opening more reliably. That is, the damaged portion of the trace means is damaged by the damage means by a specific operation such as opening the substrate box. The breakage means proceeds in a direction along the first trace surface portion with respect to the first or substantially planar first trace surface portion as a predetermined path, and moves in a curved line or a broken line shape within the first trace surface portion. Proceed along possible paths. For thin sheet-like trace means, different forces act on the outside and inside of the path that progresses in a curved or polygonal line, and the mode of breakage is different, and the trace means is broken at the inner part of the path. Tends to be large. For this reason, it is possible to make it more difficult to detect the execution of fraud by making it difficult to restore the trace means to the original appearance after performing a specific operation as fraud. It can also be suppressed.

 In addition, in the gaming machine described in the features A1 and A2, the “path that can move in a curved line or a polygonal line in the first trace surface portion” means that the first trace surface portion is visually recognized along the thickness direction of the first trace surface portion. A path that can be moved in a curved line or a broken line in the state is specified, and is not a path that can move in a curved line or a broken line in the thickness direction of the first trace surface portion. Further, the “attached part” may be a shape in which a plurality of attached parts are separately formed and divided into a plurality of parts, or is an attached part provided with a groove-like gap and one end of the gap. It may be an integrated attached portion that is continuous on the side or both ends.

<Feature A3>
As the gap, the distance between the attached portion and the inner edge located on the inner side of the route in at least a part of the broken portion passing through the gap in a curved line or a polygonal line is the route. A gaming machine according to the feature A1 or A2, characterized in that a gap larger than the distance to the outer edge located outside is formed.

  According to the gaming machine described in the feature A3, the distance to the inner edge of the damaged portion path is set to be larger than the outside in at least a part of the broken portion path. For this reason, the freedom degree which a rupture line advances can be raised with respect to the inner part which a damage tends to become large within a limited magnitude | size. On the other hand, since the distance to the outer edge located outside the path of the damaged portion is set to be narrow, the force applied to break the trace means is lost due to deformation of the trace means, etc. The trace means can be reliably damaged with a small amount of force. Therefore, while suppressing the expansion of the size of the attached portion, the operation of damaging the trace means is facilitated, and it is difficult to restore the trace means once damaged by diversifying the damage mode in the first trace surface portion of the trace means. can do.

  The “inside of the route” described in the feature A3 corresponds to the center side in the arc-shaped or curved route, and corresponds to the inside of the corner portion in the broken-line route.

<Feature A4>
In the attached portion, the gap between the damaged portion and the inner edge is the largest in at least a part of the route of the damaged portion, and the front and rear sides of the attached portion are located between the damaged portion and the inner edge. The gaming machine according to Feature A3, wherein the gaming machine forms a maximum portion (recessed portions 621b, 622b) set with a small clearance from the end edge.

  According to the gaming machine described in the feature A4, since the maximum portion is formed at the inner edge with respect to the path of the damaged portion, the degree of freedom in the form of the damage due to the size of the gap is high, and further, the gap gradually increases. The relative position between the supporting portion and the force applied to the trace means to increase and then decrease tends to be more diversified. Therefore, it is possible to make it more difficult to restore the trace means once damaged, instead of the fixed damage mode.

  In addition, a management information display unit provided with management information that can be individually managed for the trace means is arranged at a position overlapping the maximum portion in the gaming machine described in the feature A4, and is identified by passing through the damaged part. It is preferable that at least part of the information cannot be confirmed, that is, cannot be read by the reading device, or that some characters are cut off and cannot be confirmed because the reuse of the trace means can be made impossible.

<Feature A5>
Cross direction support means for supporting the damaged portion of the breakage means as the support means so as to be movable in a direction along the first trace surface portion and in another direction crossing a predetermined direction in which the gap continues. (Shaft pin that supports the broken protrusion 603) is provided,
A direction side along a path that abuts against a part of the breakage means (guide protrusion 604) from the front end side in the advancing direction of the breakage means, and allows the breakage portion of the breakage means to move in the curved or broken line shape. A gaming machine according to any one of features A1 to A4, characterized in that it is provided with guide means (guide wall portion 613) for guiding to the next.

  According to the gaming machine described in feature A5, the breakage portion of the breakage means supported so as to be movable in a different direction crossing a predetermined direction in which the gap is continuous contacts the guide means and moves in a curved line or a broken line shape Guided to the direction along the possible path. For this reason, it is possible to easily move the damaged portion to another direction crossing the continuous direction of the gap, and the distance between the attached portion forming the gap and the path of the damaged portion is finely changed with the progress of the damaged portion. It can be set to be. Therefore, the movement of the damaged part in a curved line or broken line can be set in more detail, and the reuse of the trace means can be made more difficult.

<Feature A6>
Projecting toward the side where the gap with the inner edge is closer to the damaged part on the rear end side in the traveling direction than the damaged part, and applying a pressing force to the inner edge side to the damaged trace means The gaming machine according to any of features A1 to A5, wherein a possible rear protrusion (rear protrusion 605) is provided.

  According to the gaming machine described in the feature A6, a pressing force is applied to the inner edge side by the rear protruding portion with respect to the damaged trace means. Therefore, the interval at which the trace means is divided by the progress of the damaged portion is extended, and the damage of the trace means can be easily recognized in the inspection or the like.

<Feature B1>
A thin sheet-like trace means (sealing seal 313);
One or a plurality of components (box bases 351, 504, box cover 352) to which the trace means is fixed;
Damage means (damaging members 355, 503, 600) having a damaged portion (damaged protrusions 386, 521, 601) that contacts the predetermined damaged portion in the trace means by a specific operation and breaks the trace means. )When,
Support means for supporting the breakage means so as to be able to travel along a predetermined path by the specific operation (the shaft support portion 378 in the above embodiment, the mounting plate portions 511, 512, 373 in the first modification, the above Mounting plate portions 611, 612, 621, 622, 373 and a shaft pin for supporting the damaged protrusion 603 in the second to fourth modifications),
The trace means has a flat or substantially planar first trace surface part (front surface part 401) including the damaged part,
The structural body forms a gap at a site where the damaged portion is provided, and the mounted portions (front mounting plate portions 371, 372, 511, 512, to which the first trace surface portions are fixed on both sides of the gap. 611, 612, 621, 622),
The breakage means is supported by the support means as the predetermined path on the direction side along the first trace surface portion so that the breakage portion can travel in the first trace surface portion,
At least a part of an edge forming the gap in the attached portion has a shape in which a distance with respect to the path of the damaged part that travels along the predetermined path varies. To play.

<Feature B2>
A substrate box (substrate box 311, 501) which is formed by combining a plurality of components and accommodates a control substrate;
In the state where the control board is accommodated in the internal space of the board box, a thin sheet-like trace means (sealing seal 313) provided on one or a plurality of components forming the board box;
A breakage means (a breakage protrusion 386, 521, 601) having a breakage portion (breakage protrusions 386, 521, 601) which contacts a predetermined breakage portion in the trace means by a specific operation necessary for opening the substrate box and breaks the trace means ( Breaking members 355, 503, 600),
Support means for supporting the breakage means so as to be able to travel along a predetermined path by the specific operation (the shaft support portion 378 in the above embodiment, the mounting plate portions 511, 512, 373 in the first modification, the above Mounting plate portions 611, 612, 621, 622, 373 and a shaft pin for supporting the damaged protrusion 603 in the second to fourth modifications),
The trace means has a flat or substantially planar first trace surface part (front surface part 401) including the damaged part,
The one or more structural members form a gap in a portion where the damaged part is provided, and attached parts (front attachment plate parts 371, 372, to which the first trace surface part is fixed on both sides of the gap. 511, 512, 611, 612, 621, 622),
The breakage means is supported by the support means as the predetermined path on the direction side along the first trace surface portion so that the breakage portion can travel in the first trace surface portion,
At least a part of an edge forming the gap in the attached portion has a shape in which a distance with respect to the path of the damaged part that travels along the predetermined path varies. To play.

  According to the gaming machine described in the features B1 and B2, it is possible to more reliably leave a trace of the release of the inhibition state of the specific operation, the plurality of components are substrate boxes, and the specific operation is to open the substrate box. In the case of a necessary operation, it is possible to provide a gaming machine capable of easily leaving the board box and leaving the trace of the opening more reliably. That is, the damaged portion of the trace means is damaged by the damage means by a specific operation necessary for an operation such as opening the substrate box. The breakage means proceeds to the direction side along the first trace surface portion with respect to the planar or substantially planar first trace surface portion as a predetermined path. The thin sheet-like trace means tends to wrinkle due to the movement of the damaged portion along the direction in which the plane expands, and the trace means tends to be damaged greatly.

  Here, since at least a part of the edge forming the gap in the attached portion has a shape in which the distance to the path of the damaged part that proceeds along the predetermined path varies, The relative position between the input position of the applied force and the support portion varies, and the mode of breakage easily changes in the course of the trace means. For this reason, it is difficult to restore the trace means to the original appearance after performing a specific operation as a fraud, making it possible to more reliably detect the execution of fraud, and to suppress fraud Can do.

<Feature B3>
The damaged portion of the breakage means is a band-shaped portion of the first trace surface portion passing through the damaged portion as a width of the contact portion with a surface facing the front end side in the traveling direction of the path contacting the first trace surface portion. The gaming machine according to the feature B1 or B2, characterized in that it is set to a width that can be excised.

  According to the gaming machine described in the feature B3, since the trace means is broken in a band shape, it can be easily recognized that a specific operation has been performed.

<Feature B4>
An adhesive means (adhesive) for fixing the trace means to the attached portion is provided on the surface of the attached portion side of the first trace surface portion of the trace means,
The damaged portion of the breakage means is a surface facing the front end side in the advancing direction of the path as a portion that contacts the trace means, and is an adhesion surface side surface (adhesion surface) inclined toward the surface on which the adhesion means is provided. The gaming machine according to any one of features B1 to B3, wherein the gaming machine has a shape having a side surface 521b).

  According to the gaming machine described in the feature B4, when the breakage portion progresses, the adhesion means easily adheres to the side facing the adhesion surface, and the adhesion promotes the deformation and breakage of the trace means, and the trace after the specific operation is performed. The act of restoring the means to the appearance close to the original can be made more difficult. Further, since the band-like damaged portion is pushed out to the surface side of the trace means by the side facing the adhesive surface, it can be more easily recognized that a specific operation has been performed.

<Feature B5>
The breakage portion of the breakage means is continuous with the direction side of the surface opposite to the side on which the adhesion means is provided on the first trace surface portion with respect to the adhesion surface side face, and the front end side in the traveling direction of the path A gaming machine according to B4, characterized in that the game machine has a surface-facing surface (surface-facing surface 521c) inclined toward the surface side of the trace means.

  According to the gaming machine described in the feature B5, the band-like damaged portion pushed out to the surface side of the trace means by the adhesion surface side face is pushed to the front end side in the advancing direction of the damage means by the surface side face. Therefore, the band-like damaged part is scraped up to the leading end side in the advancing direction of the breaking means, or is easily wound around the roll means so as to be protruded to the surface side of the trace means, and the first trace surface portion is formed on the front side. Even if it is visually recognized from an oblique side, it can be recognized more reliably that a specific operation has been performed.

  Note that any one of the features A1 to A6 and the features B1 to B5 may be applied in combination with any other feature or a plurality of features. The basic configuration of the gaming machine to which the above-described features can be applied is shown below.

  Pachinko gaming machine: operation means operated by a player, game ball launching means for launching a game ball based on the operation of the operation means, a ball path for guiding the launched game ball to a predetermined game area, and a game A gaming machine that includes each gaming component arranged in an area, and gives a bonus to a player when a gaming ball passes through a predetermined passing portion of each gaming component.

  A spinning machine such as a slot machine: the rotation of the circulating body is started based on the operation of the start operation means, the rotation of the circulating body is stopped based on the operation of the stop operation means, and the player is made according to the pattern after the stop. A gaming machine that grants bonuses.

  As described above, the present invention is suitable for gaming machines such as pachinko machines and slot machines.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 ... Pachinko machine, 313 ... Sealing seal, 311, 501 ... Substrate box, 351, 504 ... Box base, 352 ... Box cover, 355, 503, 600 ... Damage member, 378 ... Shaft support, 386, 521, 601 ... Damaged protrusions, 371, 372, 511, 512, 611, 612, 621, 622 ... Front mounting plate, 373 ... Rear mounting plate, 401 ... Front surface, 521b ... Adhesive surface side surface, 521c ... Surface Side facing surface, 603: Damaged protrusion, 604: Guide protrusion, 605: Rear protrusion, 613: Guide wall, 621b, 622b: Recess

Claims (1)

A thin sheet-like trace means;
One or more components to which the trace means are fixed;
A breakage means having a breakage portion which is in contact with a predetermined damaged portion in the trace means by a specific operation and breaks the trace means;
A support means for supporting the breakage means so as to be able to travel along a predetermined path by the specific operation;
The trace means has a plane or substantially planar first trace surface part including the damaged part,
The component has a mounted portion to which a gap is formed in a portion where the damaged portion is provided, and the first trace surface portion is fixed on both sides of the gap,
The breakage means is supported by the support means as the predetermined path on the direction side along the first trace surface portion so that the breakage portion can travel in the first trace surface portion,
At least a part of an edge forming the gap in the attached portion has a shape in which a distance with respect to the path of the damaged part that travels along the predetermined path varies. To play.

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