JP5460491B2 - Pachinko machine - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a pachinko gaming machine, and more particularly, to a pachinko gaming machine including a gaming machine main body having a gaming board and a front door supported by the gaming machine main body through the gaming board so as to be opened and closed.

  Conventionally, in this type of pachinko gaming machine, a pachinko gaming machine described in Patent Document 1 below has been proposed. On the surface of the game board of the pachinko gaming machine, there are provided various types of items related to the payout of game balls such as a start winning port device and a large winning port device.

  Here, the front door covers the game board when closed, and thus plays a role of protecting the above-mentioned various items.

JP 2009-291520 A

  By the way, in the pachinko gaming machine described above, if there is even a gap between the front door and the gaming machine main body, a piano wire or the like is inserted between the front door and the gaming machine main body through this gap. By illegally operating the game, there is a risk that an illegal act of acquiring a large number of game balls (so-called goto action) may be performed.

  As a measure for preventing such an illegal act, it can be considered that a security plate is attached to the gaming machine main body from its board side so as to eliminate the gap between the gaming machine main body and the front door.

  However, when the security board is mounted in this way, the gap between the game board and the security board becomes too narrow, and so-called ball biting occurs in which the game ball is pinched immovably between the game board and the security board. There is a fear.

  In response to this, a security plate may be provided on the gaming machine body so that it can be opened and closed from the side of the board, so that when the ball bite occurs, the security plate may be opened. However, even if the ball biting can be eliminated by opening the security plate, there is a problem that the security of the pachinko gaming machine is lowered.

  In view of the above, the present invention provides a security board that can be opened and closed on the gaming machine body from the gaming board side, and the security board is installed when the security board is closed. It is an object of the present invention to provide a pachinko machine capable of preventing cheating while eliminating the ball bite, based on a configuration that allows the ball bite to be released in this locked state. And

In solving the above-mentioned problems, the pachinko gaming machine according to the present invention, according to claim 1,
A gaming machine body (H, P) having a gaming board (P);
A front door (D) supported to be openable and closable by the gaming machine body,
In the pachinko gaming machine that opens the front door from the board surface (31) side and closes the front door to cover the game board from the board side,
It is equipped with a security board (S) provided between the gaming machine body and the front door,
This security board
A holding frame (61) supported by the gaming machine body so as to be openable and closable from the gaming board side;
A displacement plate member (62) having a transparent plate (64) and held in the holding frame so as to be displaceable in the front-rear direction;
A displacement mechanism (RP1) for displacing the displacement plate member by pushing it forward in the holding frame and urging the displacement plate member backward in the holding frame;
A locking mechanism (RP2) for releasably locking the displacement plate member to the gaming machine body,
The security plate is a pachinko gaming machine characterized in that it can be displaced by pushing the displacement plate member forward by the displacement mechanism while being locked by the lock mechanism.

  According to this, the security board is supported so that opening and closing is possible between the gaming machine main body and the front door.

  For this reason, when the security board is closed, no gap is formed between the security board and the gaming machine main body. Therefore, even if a piano wire or the like can be inserted through the gap between the gaming machine body and the front door, it is difficult to insert the piano wire or the like between the security board and the gaming machine body.

  Therefore, the piano wire or the like cannot reach the board surface of the game board, and as a result, the above-described fraud can be prevented.

  Further, since the security plate is locked by the lock mechanism when closed, the security plate cannot be freely opened. For this reason, the security of the pachinko gaming machine is improved.

  In addition, when a game ball is bitten between the game board and the transparent plate of the security plate, the displacement plate member is released by the displacement mechanism while the front door is closed and the security plate is locked. By displacing it by pushing it forward in the holding frame as much as possible, the above-mentioned ball biting can be eliminated without opening the front door and the security plate, which is convenient.

  At this time, since the security plate remains locked as described above, the security of the pachinko gaming machine is improved in the same manner as before the elimination of the ball bite. In addition, since the board surface of a game board can be visually recognized through the transparent board of a security board, especially trouble does not arise in visually recognizing a board surface from a front door.

According to the description of claim 2, the present invention provides a pachinko gaming machine according to claim 1,
The gaming machine body has a frame (H) that is assembled with a gaming board,
The displacement mechanism is
A drive mechanism member (RPa) that rotates in one direction or the other direction by an operation;
It is interposed between the upper wall (61a) of the holding frame and the upper wall (63c) of the displacement plate member, and is supported by the upper wall of the holding frame so as to be movable up and down with an interval downward. An upper guide member (RPc);
A lower part that is interposed between the lower wall (61d) of the holding frame and the lower wall (63d) of the displacement plate member and is supported by the lower wall of the holding frame so as to be movable up and down with an interval upward. A side guide member (RPd);
A vertical movement mechanism member (RPb) supported on one of the vertical walls (61b, 61c) of the holding frame so as to be movable up and down along the inside of the holding frame;
The vertical movement mechanism member is displaced so that the upper and lower side guide members are moved toward the displacement plate member in accordance with the rotation of the drive mechanism member in the one direction, and the displacement plate member is pushed forward, In accordance with the rotation of the drive mechanism member in the other direction, the upper and lower guide members are moved away from each other to displace the displacement plate member backward.

  According to this, when the ball of the game ball is generated between the game board and the transparent plate of the security plate, the vertical movement mechanism member is moved to the drive mechanism while the front door is closed and the security plate is locked. Since the upper and lower side guide members are moved toward the displacement plate member in accordance with the rotation of the member in the one direction, and the displacement plate member is displaced to push forward, without opening the front door and the security plate, More specifically, the ball biting can be eliminated.

Moreover, according to the description of claim 3, the present invention provides the pachinko gaming machine according to claim 1 or 2,
The locking mechanism
Coaxially supported by the drive mechanism member and locked to a locking member (41c) provided on a part of the frame body in response to the rotation of the drive mechanism member in the one direction or the rotation in the other direction. A lock lever (74) that rotates to disengage or disengage from the locking member,
The security plate is locked to the frame body by locking the locking lever to the locking member, and the lock is released by disengagement from the locking lever locking member.

  According to such a configuration, the security plate is securely locked and released by the lock mechanism, so that the operational effect of the invention according to claim 1 or 2 can be achieved more reliably.

Moreover, according to the description of claim 4, the present invention provides the pachinko gaming machine according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
The vertical movement mechanism member is a vertical rack supported on one of the vertical walls of the holding frame so as to be vertically movable along the inside of the holding frame, and is opposed to one vertical intermediate portion of the vertical wall. A vertical rack (72) provided with one side tooth portion (72a) and the other side tooth portion (72h) facing the opposite direction to one upper portion of the vertical wall,
A pinion (81) that is rotatably supported so as to mesh with the other side tooth portion of the vertical rack,
The drive shaft member is a pinion that is rotatably supported so as to mesh with the one side tooth portion of the vertical rack, and the vertical rack moves upward or downward in accordance with the rotation in one direction or the other direction. Having a pinion (71) to be moved,
The upper guide member is a lateral rack that is supported on the upper wall of the holding frame so as to be vertically movable at a distance to the lower side of the holding frame, from the upper front to the lower side so as to face the upper wall of the displacement plate member. A lateral rack (82) provided with a guide wall (90A) having an inclined surface (91) inclined rearward and a tooth portion (82c) meshing with a pinion of the vertical rack;
The lower guide member is a lateral rack extending laterally from the lower end of the vertical rack so as to face the lateral rack, and is lowered from the lower front to face the lower wall of the displacement plate member. A lateral rack (72c, 90B) provided with a guide wall (90B) having an inclined surface (92) inclined toward the rear side;
The displacement plate member is an upper and lower projecting wall projecting rearward from the upper wall and the lower wall, and each inclined surface formed so as to be in sliding contact with the inclined surface of each guide wall of the upper and lower both side guide members ( 63h, 63j) provided with upper and lower side protruding walls (63i, 63k),
The holding frame has biasing means (61g) for biasing the displacement plate member so as to attract it,
The vertical movement mechanism member moves the upper and lower side guide members toward the displacement plate member according to the rotation of the pinion of the drive mechanism member in the one direction to the inclined surface of each guide wall of the upper and lower side guide members. The displacement plate member is displaced so as to push forward against the biasing means while sliding on the inclined surfaces of the upper and lower protruding walls of the displacement plate member, and the drive mechanism member is rotated in the other direction. Accordingly, the upper and lower side guide members are moved away from each other, and the upper and lower side guide members of the upper and lower side guide members on the inclined surfaces of the upper and lower side projecting walls of the holding frame are biased by the biasing means. The displacement plate member is displaced rearward while sliding on the inclined surface.

  According to such a configuration, the vertical movement mechanism member moves the upper and lower side guide members toward the displacement plate member in accordance with the rotation of the pinion of the drive mechanism member in the one direction, thereby By displacing the displacement plate member so as to push it forward against the biasing means while slidingly contacting the inclined surfaces of the upper and lower projecting walls of the displacement plate member at the inclined surface of each guide wall, the security plate is The displacement plate member can be displaced forward while being locked. As a result, it is possible to more reliably eliminate the ball biting that occurs between the transparent plate and the board surface of the game board.

  Further, after such ball engagement is eliminated, the vertical movement mechanism member moves the upper and lower guide members away from each other in accordance with the rotation of the drive mechanism member in the other direction, and the biasing means biases the biasing means. The security plate is locked by displacing the displacement plate member backward while sliding on the inclined surfaces of the guide walls of the upper and lower side guide members at the inclined surfaces of the upper and lower side protruding walls of the holding frame. It is possible to return the displacement plate member to the original position as it is.

Moreover, according to the description of claim 5, the present invention provides the pachinko gaming machine according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
The game board includes an inner rail (34) provided on the board surface so as to be concavely curved upward along at least a lower outer peripheral portion thereof, and a ball fall prevention device (BC),
This ball fall prevention device
A ball receiving rail (100a) that is displaced in the front-rear direction along the lower surface of the lower portion of the inner rail;
A driving mechanism (100b) for driving the ball receiving rail to move forward along the lower surface of the lower portion of the inner rail as the security plate moves forward by the displacement plate member; Features.

  Thus, since the ball fall prevention device configured as described above is provided in the game board, when the ball engagement of the game ball occurs between the security board and the board surface of the game board, the ball fall prevention apparatus is In accordance with the forward movement of the displacement plate member of the security plate, the ball receiving rail is moved forward along the lower surface of the lower portion of the inner rail under the drive of the drive mechanism.

  For this reason, even if the game ball is released from the ball biting and dropped as the displacement plate member of the security plate moves forward, the game ball does not fall below the inner rail, and is surely secured by the ball receiving rail. And can be discharged through an out port located directly above the lower end portion of the inner rail through the upper surface of the inner rail.

According to the description of claim 6, the present invention provides the pachinko gaming machine according to any one of claims 1 to 5,
The game board includes a decorative part (35) protruding forward from the outer peripheral portion of the board surface,
The security plate is characterized in that a void (G) is formed at a corresponding portion for the decorative part so that the decorative part can be inserted.

  In such a configuration, in a pachinko gaming machine, generally, the effect of rendering is enhanced by providing a decorative part such as an electric decoration part on the front door. Here, in the pachinko gaming machine, although the game board is periodically replaced, the front door is usually maintained as it is without being replaced. With this, it is not possible to further enhance the effect of the decoration parts as a pachinko gaming machine in accordance with the replacement of the game board.

  For this reason, by providing decorative parts such as electric decoration parts on the board surface of the game board instead of the front door, the effect of the decoration parts as a pachinko gaming machine can be newly enhanced every time the game board is replaced. it can.

  Here, when the security board is supported on the gaming machine main body so as to be opened and closed, when the security board is closed, the decorative part cannot be closed due to the decorative parts. Therefore, as described above, by providing the space in the security plate, when the security plate is closed, the security plate can be satisfactorily closed without being obstructed by the decorative component by inserting the decorative component into the space. Can do.

  According to the first aspect, the security plate is supported between the gaming machine main body and the front door so as to be opened and closed. For this reason, when the security board is closed, no gap is formed between the security board and the gaming machine main body. Moreover, since the security plate is locked by the lock mechanism when closed, the security plate cannot be opened freely. For this reason, the security of the pachinko gaming machine is improved.

  In addition, when a game ball is bitten between the game board and the transparent plate of the security plate, the displacement plate member is released by the displacement mechanism while the front door is closed and the security plate is locked. By displacing it by pushing it forward in the holding frame as much as possible, the above-mentioned ball biting can be eliminated without opening the front door and the security plate, which is convenient.

  In addition, the code | symbol in the bracket | parenthesis of each said means shows a corresponding relationship with the specific means as described in embodiment mentioned later.

It is a front view which shows 1st Embodiment of the pachinko gaming machine which concerns on this invention in the state which inserted the key and the tool in the locking device and tool insertion hole part of a front door, respectively. It is a side view of the pachinko gaming machine of FIG. It is a top view of the pachinko gaming machine of FIG. FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along line 4-4 when the security plate is in its original position in FIG. It is sectional drawing which shows the state which the security board moved to the advance position in FIG. It is a disassembled perspective view of the front door in the said 1st Embodiment. It is a disassembled perspective view of the pachinko gaming machine in the first embodiment. It is a perspective view when it sees from the front side of the security board in the said embodiment. It is a perspective view when it sees from the rear surface side of the security board in the said embodiment. It is a disassembled perspective view of the security board of FIG. It is a perspective view when it exists in the original position of the displacement plate member in the said 1st Embodiment. It is a perspective view when the external operation for the ball bite elimination with respect to the displacement plate member in the said 1st Embodiment is performed. It is a front view which shows the state which the lock mechanism in the said 1st Embodiment latched to the latching member with the lock lever. It is a front view which shows the process in which the lock mechanism in the said 1st Embodiment dissociates from latching with a latching member with a lock lever. It is a front view which shows the state which the locking mechanism in the said 1st Embodiment dissociated from latching with a latching member with a lock lever. It is a front view which shows the positional relationship of the vertical movement mechanism member and upper side guide member when a displacement board member exists in an original position in the said 1st Embodiment. It is a front view which shows the positional relationship of a vertical movement mechanism member and an upper side guide member in the process of displacing a displacement board member ahead in the said 1st Embodiment. It is a front view which shows the positional relationship of a vertical movement mechanism member and an upper side guide member when a displacement board member is displaced to an advance position in the said 1st Embodiment. It is sectional drawing which shows the positional relationship of the upper side protruding wall of the said displacement plate member, and the guide wall of an upper side guide member when the displacement plate member exists in an original position in the said 1st Embodiment. It is sectional drawing which shows the positional relationship of the upper protrusion wall of the said displacement plate member, and the guide wall of an upper guide member when the displacement plate member is in the displacement process from an original position to an advance position in the said 1st Embodiment. It is sectional drawing which shows the positional relationship of the upper side protruding wall of the said displacement plate member, and the guide wall of an upper side guide member when a displacement plate member is displaced from an original position to an advance position in the said 1st Embodiment. It is sectional drawing which shows the positional relationship of the lower side protrusion wall of the said displacement plate member, and the guide wall of a lower side guide member when the displacement plate member exists in an original position in the said 1st Embodiment. It is sectional drawing which shows the positional relationship of the lower side protrusion wall of the said displacement plate member, and the guide wall of a lower guide member when the displacement plate member is in the displacement process from an original position to an advance position in the said 1st Embodiment. . It is sectional drawing which shows the positional relationship of the lower side protrusion wall of the said displacement plate member, and the guide wall of a lower side guide member when a displacement plate member is displaced from an original position to an advance position in the said 1st Embodiment. It is a partial fracture front view showing a second embodiment of a pachinko gaming machine according to the present invention. It is sectional drawing which follows the 26-26 line | wire of FIG. 25 when the glass plate of the displacement plate member of a security plate exists in an original position in the said 2nd Embodiment. It is sectional drawing of the ball | bowl fall prevention apparatus which shows a state when the glass plate of the displacement plate member of a security plate exists in an advance position in the said 2nd Embodiment. It is sectional drawing of the ball | bowl fall prevention apparatus which shows a state when pushing a ball | bowl receiving rail back in the open state of the security board in the said 2nd Embodiment. It is sectional drawing of the ball | bowl fall prevention apparatus which shows the state in the process in which a security board is closed in the said 2nd Embodiment. It is a partial fracture perspective view of a game board for explaining a positional relation between a ball receiving rail and an inner rail in a state of being displaced forward in the second embodiment. It is a partially broken perspective view of the game board for explaining the positional relationship between the ball receiving rail and the inner rail in a state displaced rearward in the second embodiment.

  Hereinafter, each embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

(First embodiment)
1 to 3 show a first embodiment of a pachinko gaming machine to which the present invention is applied, and the pachinko gaming machine is erected on an installation island in the pachinko hall.

  As can be seen from any of FIGS. 1 to 7, this pachinko gaming machine can be opened and closed with a machine frame (not shown), a gaming machine main body in which a gaming board P is assembled to a frame H, and the gaming machine main body. The front door D and the security plate S are supported. In FIG. 1, the left side, right side, upper side, and lower side in the drawing are referred to as the left side, right side, upper side, and lower side of the pachinko gaming machine, respectively.

  The front door D is supported by the frame body H so as to be openable and closable from the front side via the security plate S. The front door D includes a door main body Da (see FIG. 2) and the door main body Da. It is comprised by the glass plate 12 attached to the window hole part 11 from the back surface side (refer FIG. 1).

  The front door D is supported by the frame H so as to be opened and closed as described above by the upper hinge plate 21 (see FIG. 2) and the lower hinge plate (not shown). The front door D is closed. Sometimes, the game board P is covered from the board surface 31 side, and when the game board P is opened, the game board P is released from the board surface 31 side. The lower hinge is mounted on the left end of the protrusion 42 (see FIG. 7) of the frame H.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 7, the front door D has a ball receiving tray 13 for storing game balls, and a launch handle that is operated when the game balls in the ball receiving tray 13 are hit into the game area 32 of the game board P. 14. In order to increase the player's consciousness of participating in the game, an effect operation button 15 that is pushed by the player during a predetermined effect is provided.

  Here, each through-hole part 16-16 is formed in each corner part among the outer peripheral parts of the window hole part 11 of the door main body Da so as to correspond to each decoration part 35 mentioned later. Each of the through holes 16 to 16 may be fitted with a transparent plate at the front opening.

  Further, the front door D is provided with a locking device 17, which locks the front door D with respect to the frame body H by a one-way turning operation of the key K, and the key Unlocking the front door D with respect to the frame H is unlocked (see FIG. 6). As shown in FIG. 7, the front door D is provided with a tool insertion hole 18 for inserting a shaft-like tool T used to eliminate ball engagement as will be described later. Is formed in a long hole shape in the vertical direction so as to allow the vertical movement of the inner frame 62 relative to the outer frame 61 as will be described later.

  As shown in FIG. 7, the game board P includes an outer rail 33 and an inner rail 34 on the board surface 31, and the outer rail 33 and the inner rail 34 are arranged on the inner circumference side of the game board P. A game area 32 is formed on the board surface 31.

  The outer rail 33 guides the game ball launched by the turning operation of the launch handle 14 to the game area 32. In the game area 32, although not shown, a game nail, a windmill, a normal winning opening device, a start chucker having a first starting port, an electric tulip having a second starting port, an attacker having a large winning port, a gate (through chucker) A stage and an out mouth are provided.

  Further, the game board P includes a plurality of triangular prism-shaped decorative parts 35 such as electric decoration parts, and each of the decorative parts 35 is provided at each corner of the board surface 31 of the game board P as shown in FIG. Projected forward at the part. In the first embodiment, each decorative component 35 is inserted into each space G (described later) of the security plate S and each through-hole portion 16 to 16 of the front door D, and a game is played on its front surface 35a. It faces the front of the board surface 31 of the board P. The game board P is assembled with an image display, a power supply circuit, a game control circuit (main board, sub board) and the like from the back side.

  As shown in FIG. 7, the frame H includes a quadrangular frame portion 41 having a quadrangular hollow portion, and a protruding portion 42 that projects forward from the lower end of the frame portion 41. The game board P is fitted in the hollow portion of the frame portion 41 and assembled to the frame body H as described above.

  The security plate S is supported by the frame body H so as to be openable and closable in the front-rear direction. The security plate S includes a rectangular holding frame 61 as shown in any of FIGS. .

  The holding frame 61 is formed in a rectangular frame shape by an upper wall 61a, a left wall 61c, a right wall 61b, and a lower wall 61d. The holding frame 61 has a triangular shape as shown in FIG. The upper hinge plate 51 and the triangular lower hinge plate 52 are supported by the frame H so as to be rotatable in the front-rear direction. This means that the security plate S is supported by the frame body H so as to be openable and closable in the front-rear direction as described above.

  In the first embodiment, the upper hinge plate 51 is rotatably supported by a hinge pin 53 at the left end portion of the upper wall 61a of the holding frame 61 at the front end corner portion thereof. The end portion is fastened from the lower side to the left end portion of the upper wall portion 41a of the frame portion 41 of the frame H by two screws.

  On the other hand, the lower hinge plate 52 is rotatably supported by a hinge pin 54 at the left end portion of the lower wall 61d of the holding frame 61 at the front end corner portion thereof. One screw is fastened to the left end portion of the lower wall portion of the frame portion 41 of the frame H from above. Accordingly, the holding frame 61 is supported by the frame body H so as to be rotatable in the front-rear direction as described above.

  Further, in the holding frame 61, as shown in FIG. 10, the upper wall 61a has two linear long hole portions 61e that penetrate therethrough at predetermined intervals in the left-right direction, and each linear long hole portion 61e. Is linearly long along the width direction of the upper wall 61a (the longitudinal direction of the pachinko gaming machine). Each of the linear elongated holes 61e has a width in the left-right direction that is slightly larger than the outer diameter of each guide pin 63g (see FIG. 10) described later.

  The lower wall 61d has linear elongated holes (respectively indicated by reference numeral 61e) facing the linear elongated holes 61e of the upper wall 61a, and each linear elongated hole of the lower wall 61d. 61e is formed in the lower wall 61d in a longitudinal shape in the front-rear direction so as to have the same shape as each of the linear elongated holes 61e of the upper wall 61a.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 10, the holding frame 61 has two sets of both torsion springs 61g on both the upper and lower sides. The upper coiled torsion springs 61g are coaxially inserted into the corresponding upper support pins 61h at the respective coil portions. Each upper support pin 61h protrudes upward from the vicinity of each linear elongated hole 61e in the upper wall 61a of the holding frame 61.

  Thus, the upper coiled torsion springs 61g are respectively engaged with the corresponding left and right upper guide pins 63g (described later) at their respective one ends, and the upper coiled torsion springs 61g are respectively The other end portion is locked in the vicinity of the rear end portion of each corresponding linear elongated hole portion 61 e in the upper wall 61 a of the holding frame 61. As a result, the left and right upper guide pins 63g are pressed by the upper coiled torsion springs 61g toward the rear end portions of the corresponding linear long hole portions 61e in the upper wall 61a with reference to the respective one end portions. It is so energized.

  The lower coiled torsion springs 61g are coaxially inserted into the corresponding lower support pins 61h at their respective coil portions. Each lower support pin 61h protrudes downward from the vicinity of each linear elongated hole 61e in the lower wall 61d of the holding frame 61.

  Thus, the lower coiled torsion springs 61g are respectively engaged with the corresponding left and right lower guide pins 63g at the respective one ends thereof, and the other of the left and right lower coiled torsion springs 61g. The end portion is locked in the vicinity of the rear end portion of each corresponding linear long hole portion 61e in the lower wall 61d of the holding frame 61. As a result, the left and right lower guide pins 63g are directed toward the rear end portions of the corresponding linear long hole portions 61e in the lower wall 61d by the left and right lower coil-shaped torsion springs 61g with reference to the respective one end portions. It is urged to be pressed.

  The security plate S includes a rack and pinion device RP and a displacement plate member 62 as shown in FIGS.

  The rack and pinion device RP is assembled to the holding frame 61 in a U-shaped configuration from the inside along the upper wall 61a, the right wall 61b, and the lower wall 61d, and the rack and pinion device RP will be described later. A displacement mechanism RP1 that displaces the displacement plate member 62 in the front-rear direction as described above and a lock mechanism RP2 that releasably locks the holding frame 61 to the frame body H as described later.

  The displacement mechanism RP1 includes a drive mechanism member RPa, a vertical movement mechanism member RPb, an upper guide member RPc, and a lower guide member RPd.

  As shown in FIG. 10, the drive mechanism member RPa includes a pinion 71. The pinion 71 together with the front-rear direction shaft 73 is formed on the right wall 61b of the holding frame 61 via the bearings 61s and 61t from the left side. It is supported.

  Here, the front-rear direction shaft 73 is rotatably supported by the bearing 61s on the right wall 61b of the holding frame 61 from the left surface side so as to extend along the front-rear direction. At its front end, it is coaxially and detachably connected to the shaft portion Ta of the shaft-shaped tool T. The front-rear direction shaft 73 is prevented from coming off by both stop rings 71c with respect to the bearing 61s, and is supported coaxially by the bearing 61s.

  The pinion 71 is formed of a spur gear. The pinion 71 has a pinion shaft 71b and a bearing 61t so that the tooth portion 71a meshes with a tooth portion 72a of a rack 72 (described later). The support frame 61 is supported by the right wall 61b of the holding frame 61 so as to be rotatable from the left surface side, and is coaxially connected to the front-rear direction shaft 73 from the rear end side. Thereby, the pinion 71 is rotated in one direction (or rotated in the other direction) in the front-rear direction shaft 73 in conjunction with the rotation operation in one direction of the tool T (or rotated in the other direction). In response to this, it rotates in one direction (or other direction).

  The vertical movement mechanism member RPb has a rack 72, and this rack 72 is supported via a pinion 71 from the left side along the right wall 61 b of the holding frame 61.

  The rack 72 has a lower belt-like tooth portion 72a and an upper belt-like tooth portion 72h (see FIG. 11), and a prismatic vertical shaft 72b. The vertical shaft 72b can be moved up and down on the right wall 61b of the holding frame 61 via the pinion 71 from the left side via the upper and lower side pin support plates 61k and 61u and the upper and lower side guide pins 72f and 72g. It is supported by. The vertical axis 72b is supported on the right side so as to face the left side of the right wall 61b of the holding frame 61.

  Here, both the upper and lower pin support plates 61k and 61u have the same configuration, and the upper pin support plate 61k is attached to the right end portion of the upper wall 61a of the holding frame 61 from its lower surface side at its flange portion. Has been. Further, the upper pin support plate 61k extends downward from the flange portion so as to be parallel to the left side surface of the right wall 61b of the holding frame 61 at the long hole portion 61m. The long hole portion 61m is formed in a long hole shape in the vertical direction.

  On the other hand, the lower pin support plate 61u is positioned opposite to the upper pin support plate 61k, and the lower pin support plate 61u is located at the right end portion of the lower wall 61d of the holding frame 61 at its flange. The lower pin support plate 61u is mounted from the upper surface side and extends upward from the flange so as to be parallel to the left side surface of the right wall 61b of the holding frame 61 at the long hole portion 61v. It faces the long hole portion 61m of the upper pin support plate 61k. The long hole portion 61v is formed in a long hole shape in the vertical direction.

  Of the upper and lower guide pins 72f and 72g, the upper guide pin 72f is press-fitted into the press-fitting hole portion 72d formed from the right side at the upper end portion of the vertical shaft 72b at the base portion. Further, it extends rightward from the base portion and engages with the long hole portion 61m of the upper pin support plate 61k so as to be relatively movable in the vertical direction. On the other hand, the lower guide pin 72g is press-fitted into the press-fitting hole portion 72e formed from the right side at the lower end portion of the vertical shaft 72b at the base portion, and the lower guide pin 72g is moved rightward from the base portion. And is engaged with the elongated hole 61v of the lower pin support plate 61u so as to be relatively movable in the vertical direction. As a result, the vertical shaft 72b is guided along the long holes 61m and 61v of the upper and lower side pin support plates 61k and 61u by the upper and lower side guide pins 72f and 72g, and on the left side surface of the right wall 61b of the holding frame 61. Move up and down along.

  Of the lower belt-like tooth portion 72a and the upper belt-like tooth portion 72h, the lower belt-like tooth portion 72a is band-like in the vertical direction from its right side surface along the lower intermediate portion of the vertical shaft 72b so as to mesh with the pinion 71. Is formed. The upper belt-like tooth portion 72h is formed in a belt shape in the vertical direction from the left side surface along the upper end portion of the vertical shaft 72b so as to mesh with a tooth portion 81a (described later) of the pinion 81.

  As shown in FIG. 10, the vertical movement mechanism member RPb has the pinion 81 described above, and this pinion 81 has a pinion shaft 81b at the right end of the upper wall 61a of the holding frame 61 via a bearing 61n. It is supported rotatably from below. As a result, the pinion 81 rotates in one direction or the other in accordance with the upward or downward movement of the rack 72 while meshing with the upper belt-like tooth portion 72 h of the rack 72.

  Of the upper guide member RPc and the lower guide member RPd, the upper guide member RPc has a rack 82. The rack 82 has a prismatic left-right direction shaft 82a (hereinafter also referred to as an upper left-right direction shaft 82a). And a prismatic vertical shaft 82b and a guide wall 90A (hereinafter also referred to as an upper guide wall 90A).

  The upper left and right direction shaft 82a is supported from the lower surface side along the upper wall 61a of the holding frame 61 via the left and right side support plates 61q and 61o and the left and right side guide pins 82e and 82d.

  Here, both the left and right support plates 61q and 61o have the same configuration, and the left pin support plate 61q is attached to the left end portion of the upper wall 61a of the holding frame 61 from the lower surface side at the flange portion. ing. Further, the left pin support plate 61q extends downward from the flange so as to be parallel to the right side surface of the left wall 61c of the holding frame 61 at the elongated hole portion 61r. Here, the long hole portion 61r is formed in a long hole shape in the vertical direction.

  On the other hand, the right-side pin support plate 61o is mounted from the lower surface side to the corresponding portion of the upper wall 61a of the holding frame 61 with respect to the right end of the left-right direction shaft 82a. The long hole portion 61p extends downward from the flange so as to be parallel to the left side surface of the right wall 61b of the holding frame 61 and faces the long hole portion 61r of the left pin support plate 61q from the right side. Yes. Here, the long hole portion 61p is formed in a long hole shape in the vertical direction. In addition, the hole shape of each long hole part 61r, 61p and each long hole part 61m, 61v is the same as the hole shape of each long hole part 61e.

  Of the left and right side guide pins 82e and 82d, the left side guide pin 82e is press-fitted into a press-fitting hole portion (not shown) formed from the rear side at the left end portion of the left-right direction shaft 82a at its base. The pin 82e extends rearward from the base portion and engages with the elongated hole portion 61r of the left pin support plate 61q so as to be relatively movable in the vertical direction. On the other hand, the right guide pin 82d is press-fitted into the press-fitting hole portion (not shown) formed from the rear side at the right end portion of the left-right direction shaft 82a at the base portion, and the right guide pin 82d is rearward from the base portion. And is engaged with the slot 61p of the right pin support plate 61o so as to be relatively movable in the vertical direction. Thereby, the left and right direction shaft 82a is guided along the long hole portions 61r and 61p of the left and right side pin support plates 61q and 61o by the left and right side guide pins 82e and 82d, and is in a parallel state with the upper wall 61a of the holding frame 61. It moves up and down while maintaining.

  As shown in FIG. 10, the vertical shaft 82b extends downward from the right end portion of the horizontal shaft 82a so as to be bent in an L shape, and a belt-like tooth portion 82c is formed on the right side surface of the vertical shaft 82b. Is formed in the vertical direction and meshes with the pinion 81. Thus, the vertical shaft 82b moves downward or upward as the pinion 81 rotates in one direction or in the other direction. This means that the horizontal axis 82a moves downward or upward as the vertical axis 82b moves downward or upward. The rack 82 and the pinion 81 constitute a so-called rack and pinion mechanism.

  As shown in any of FIGS. 10 and 19 to 21, the upper guide wall 90 </ b> A protrudes downward from the left side portion of the upper left / right direction shaft 82 a as follows.

  The upper guide wall 90A has a right triangular prism shape as shown in FIGS. 19 to 21, and the upper guide wall 90A is formed integrally with the left side portion of the upper left-right direction shaft 82a, and Projects downward from the site. Here, the upper guide wall 90A is formed on the inclined surface 91 so as to extend obliquely downward and obliquely rearward from the lower surface front edge portion of the left side portion of the upper left-right direction shaft 82a. As a result, the upper guide wall 90A comes into contact with an upper wall 63c (described later) of the holding frame 63 of the displacement plate member 62 at its inclined surface 91, and serves to guide the upper wall 63c forward by pushing. Fulfill.

  As shown in FIG. 10, the lower guide member RPd includes a prismatic left and right direction shaft 72c (hereinafter also referred to as a lower side direction shaft 72c) and a guide wall 90B (hereinafter also referred to as a lower guide wall 90B). It is comprised by.

  The lower left-right direction shaft 72c is formed integrally with the up-down direction shaft 72b, and the lower left-right direction shaft 72c extends leftward from the lower end portion of the up-down direction shaft 72b. . As a result, the side horizontal axis 72c is supported by the vertical axis 72b along the upper surface of the lower wall 61d of the holding frame 61, and is moved upward or downward as the vertical axis 72b moves upward or downward. Move to.

  As shown in any of FIGS. 10 and 22 to 24, the upper guide wall 90 </ b> B protrudes upward from the left side portion of the lower left and right direction shaft 72 c as follows.

  The lower guide wall 90B has a right triangular prism shape as shown in FIGS. 22 to 24, and the lower guide wall 90B is integrally formed with the left side portion of the lower left and right direction shaft 72c. It protrudes upward from the left part. Here, the lower guide wall 90B is formed on the inclined surface 92 so as to extend obliquely upward and rearward from the upper surface front edge portion of the left side portion of the lower left-right direction shaft 72c. Thereby, the lower guide wall 90B comes into contact with a lower wall 63d (described later) of the holding frame 63 of the displacement plate member 62 at the inclined surface 92 and guides the lower wall 63d forward by pushing. Fulfill. The lower left-right direction shaft 72c and the lower guide wall 90B are also referred to as a lower rack.

  As shown in FIG. 10, the lock mechanism RP <b> 2 includes the above-described pinion 71 shared with the drive mechanism member RPa, and a lock lever 74. The lock lever 74 is coaxially supported by the pinion shaft 71b of the pinion 71 at the base end portion, and the lock lever 74 extends from the base end portion so as to be orthogonal to the pinion shaft 71b. Thus, it can be locked to a locking member 41c provided on the right wall 41b of the frame H. In this embodiment, the locking member 41c is mounted on the front surface of the right wall 41b of the frame H at both legs, and the locking member 41c is at the U-shaped locking portion 41d. It projects in a U-shape forward from each opposed end of both legs.

  Thus, the lock lever 74 is locked in the locking portion 41d of the locking member 41c at its extended end by rotating in the clockwise direction shown in FIG. As indicated by 15, it is disengaged from the locking portion 41d of the locking member 41c by further clockwise rotation.

  This is because the lock mechanism RP2 is engaged with the holding frame 63 (in other words, the security plate S) by locking the locking member 41c of the lock lever 74 in the position shown in FIG. 13 into the U-shaped locking portion 41d. ) Is locked to the frame body H, and the lock is released by disengagement from the U-shaped engaging portion 41d of the engaging member 41c of the lock lever 74 that further rotates clockwise as shown in FIGS. It means to do.

  As shown in any of FIGS. 7 to 12, the displacement plate member 62 includes a regular octagonal holding frame 63 and a regular octagonal glass plate 64, and the glass plate 64 is composed of the holding frame 63. Is fitted into the regular octagonal hollow portion. The holding frame 63 is formed in a regular octagonal shape as described above by the right wall 63a, the left wall 63b, the upper wall 63c, the lower wall 63d, and the inclined walls 63e.

  As shown in FIG. 7, the displacement plate member 62 configured in this manner is arranged in the following manner between the upper wall 61a and the lower wall 61d of the holding frame 61 with respect to the upper wall 61a and the lower wall 61d. It is assembled in the rectangular hollow portion of the holding frame 61 so that it can be displaced in the direction.

  Here, the displacement plate member 62 has left and right upper and lower left and right guide pins 63g (see FIG. 10), and the left and right upper guide pins 63g are respectively held on the upper wall 63c of the holding frame 63. The upper wall 61a of the frame 61 protrudes upward from each corresponding portion with respect to each corresponding linear elongated hole portion 61e. Accordingly, the left and right upper guide pins 63g are inserted into the corresponding linear elongated holes 61e so as to be relatively displaceable in the longitudinal direction (front-rear direction). The left and right upper guide pins 63g are press-fitted into the respective press-fitting hole portions 63f formed in the corresponding portions of the upper wall 63a with respect to the two linear elongated holes 61e of the upper wall 61a and protrude upward.

  The left and right lower guide pins 63g respectively protrude downward from the corresponding portions of the lower wall 63d of the holding frame 63 with respect to the corresponding linear elongated holes 61e of the lower wall 61d of the holding frame 61, respectively. It is inserted into the corresponding linear slot 61e so as to be relatively displaceable in the longitudinal direction (front-rear direction). The left and right lower guide pins 63g are press-fitted into each of the press-fitting hole portions formed at the respective portions of the lower wall 63d facing the straight long hole portions 61e of the upper and lower walls 61d and protrude downward. Yes.

  Further, as shown in any of FIGS. 19 to 24, the holding frame 63 has an upper protruding wall 63i and a lower protruding wall 63k, and the upper protruding wall 63i is an upper guide wall of the upper guide member RPc. It is integrally formed so as to protrude rearward from the rear end of the lower end of the upper wall 63c of the holding frame 63 so as to face 90A. Here, the upper protruding wall 63i is formed as an inclined surface 63h parallel to the inclined surface 91 of the upper guide wall 90A at the protruding end surface.

  As a result, the upper protruding wall 63i is pushed forward by the inclined surface 91 in accordance with the downward movement of the upper guide wall 90A under sliding contact with the inclined surface 91 of the upper guide wall 90A at the inclined surface 63h. Moved. Further, the upper protruding wall 63i is pulled by the left and right upper torsion springs 61g while sliding on the inclined surface 63h while sliding with the inclined surface 91 of the upper guide wall 90A while pushing the inclined surface 91 rearward. The upper guide wall 90A is moved upward.

  In addition, the lower protruding wall 63k is integrally formed to protrude rearward from the rear upper end of the lower wall 63d of the holding frame 63 so as to face the lower guide wall 90B of the lower guide member RPd. Here, the lower protruding wall 63k is formed as an inclined surface 63j parallel to the inclined surface 92 of the lower guide wall 90B at the protruding end surface. As a result, the lower protruding wall 63k is moved by the inclined surface 92 in accordance with the upward movement of the lower guide wall 90B under sliding contact with the inclined surface 92 of the lower guide wall 90B at the inclined surface 63j. It is pushed forward. Further, the lower projecting wall 63k is pulled by the left and right lower torsion springs 61g to push the inclined surface 92 rearward under sliding contact with the inclined surface 92 of the lower guide wall 90B at the inclined surface 63j. The lower guide wall 90B is moved downward while moving.

  As a result, the displacement plate member 62 is displaced in the front-rear direction along the linear elongated holes 61e with respect to the upper and lower walls 61a and 61d between the upper and lower walls 61a and 61d in the holding frame 61 as described above. It is possible.

  In the first embodiment, as will be described later, the position at which the ball of the game ball can be eliminated between the glass plate 64 and the board surface 31 of the game board P in accordance with the forward displacement of the displacement board member 62 (displacement board member 62). Each of the advancing positions where the left and right upper guide pins 63g reach within the left and right upper linear elongated holes 61e, and the predetermined longitudinal intermediate portion of the left and right upper linear elongated holes 61e. At the same time, each advance position where the left and right lower guide pins 63g reach within the left and right lower straight elongated hole portion 61e is made to correspond to each predetermined front-rear direction intermediate portion of the left and right lower straight elongated hole portion 61e. It is set to. Therefore, in order to disengage the tool T from the locking with the locking member 41c as described above, the left and right upper guide pins 63g are moved to the left and right upper linear shapes by rotating the tool T in the further clockwise direction as described above. The left and right lower guide pins 63g are moved to the rear end portions of the left and right lower linear straight hole portions 61e while being moved to the rear end portions of the long hole portions 61e.

  Further, by assembling the displacement plate member 62 in the holding frame 61 as described above, a triangular space is formed between each corner portion of the holding frame 61 and the corresponding inclined wall 63e of the holding frame 63. G is formed, and each void G plays a role of inserting each decorative component 35 of the game board P as illustrated in FIG. In addition, when opening and closing the security plate S, the opening shape of each void G is formed large so that each decorative component 35 does not interfere with the inner periphery of each corresponding void G.

  In the first embodiment configured as described above, in the pachinko gaming machine, it is assumed that the front door D is in a state of closing the frame H together with the security S via the game board P.

  In such a state, as shown in FIG. 19, the upper guide wall 90 </ b> A of the rack and pinion device RP is an inclined surface 63 h of the upper protruding wall 63 i of the holding frame 63 of the displacement plate member 62 below the inclined surface 91. As shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, the left and right upper guide pins 63g are respectively connected to the left and right straight elongated holes 61e of the upper wall 61a of the upper frame 61a by the respective spring forces of the left and right upper torsion springs 61g. It is pressed against the rear end.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 22, the lower guide wall 90B of the rack and pinion device RP is in contact with the inclined surface 63j of the lower protruding wall 63k of the holding frame 63 at the upper part of the inclined surface 92, so The side guide pins 63g are pressed against the rear end portions of the left and right linear elongated holes 61e of the upper wall 61d of the holding frame 61 by the spring force of the left and right lower torsion springs 61g.

  According to the above, the displacement plate member 62 is held in its original position as shown in FIGS. 4, 8 and 9. At this time, as shown in FIG. 16, the pinion 81 meshes with the upper portion of the upper tooth portion 72 h of the rack 72 and the lower portion of the tooth portion 82 c of the rack 82.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 13, the lock mechanism RP2 is locked to the locking portion 41c of the locking member 41d by the lock lever 74 to lock the security plate S to the frame H of the gaming machine main body. Yes.

  In such a state, the security board S closes the gaming machine main body via the game board P. For this reason, a slight gap does not occur between the security plate S and the gaming machine main body.

  Therefore, even if a gap is generated between the front door D and the gaming machine body, no gap is generated between the security plate S and the gaming machine body as described above.

  For this reason, even if a fraudulent person enters a piano wire or the like through a gap between the front door D and the main body of the gaming machine in order to cheat on the pachinko gaming machine, the board surface of the gaming board P Since 31 is covered with the security board S, it is difficult to let a piano wire etc. approach from between the security board S and the said game machine main body. This means that the above-described fraud can be prevented in advance.

  In such a state, in the game process by the pachinko gaming machine, the game ball is sandwiched between the displacement plate member 62 and the board surface 31 of the game board P, so that the so-called ball biting is performed on the board surface of the game board P. When it occurs between 31 and the displacement plate member 62, the security plate S remains closed in the locked state by the lock mechanism RP2 as described above. Therefore, even if the front door D is opened and the security plate S is opened, it cannot be opened.

  Therefore, for example, a hole operator grips the grip portion of the shaft tool T, inserts the shaft portion Ta into the tool insertion hole 18 of the front door D, and inserts the shaft portion Ta before and after the drive mechanism member RPa. Connected to the direction shaft 73.

  When the shaft-shaped tool T is rotated clockwise as shown by an arc-shaped arrow in FIG. 13 against the urging force of each torsion spring 61g, the front-rear shaft 73 is moved to the shaft-shaped tool in the drive mechanism member RPa. The pinion 71 rotates in the same direction as the front-rear direction shaft 73.

  When the pinion 71 rotates in this way, the rack 72 moves upward as shown in FIG. 14 while meshing with the pinion 71 of the lower tooth portion 72a. At this time, the upper and lower guide pins 72f and 72g move upward along the long hole portions 61m and 61v of the pin support plates 61k and 61u of the holding frame 61, so that the rack 72 moves upward.

  Further, when the rack 72 moves upward as described above, the pinion 81 rotates counterclockwise (arrow direction shown in the drawing) as shown in FIG. 16, and the vertical axis 82b of the rack 82 is moved to FIG. As shown, when the pinion 81 is engaged with the pinion 81, the pinion 81 moves downward as the pinion 81 rotates counterclockwise. This means that the upper guide member RPb moves downward together with the upper left / right direction shaft 82a and the upper guide wall 90A. At this time, the left and right upper guide pins 82d and 82e move downward along the long hole portions 61p and 61r of the pin support plates 61o and 61q of the holding frame 61, whereby the rack 82 moves downward.

  Further, when the rack 72 moves upward as described above, the lower guide member RPd moves together with the rack 72 because the lower guide member RPd is integrated with the rack 72. This means that the lower guide member RPd moves upward together with the lower left / right direction shaft 72c and the lower guide wall 90B.

  As described above, when the upper guide member RPb moves downward and the lower guide member RPd moves upward, the upper guide member RPb and the lower guide member RPd move in a direction approaching each other. In other words, when the upper guide wall 90A moves downward and the lower guide wall 90B moves upward, the upper guide wall 90A and the lower guide wall 90B move in directions toward each other.

  Accordingly, the upper guide wall 90A pushes the inclined surface 63h forward while sliding in contact with the inclined surface 63h of the upper wall 63c of the holding frame 63 on the inclined surface 91 while moving downward. At the same time, the lower guide wall 90B pushes the inclined surface 63j forward while sliding on the inclined surface 63j of the lower wall 63d of the holding frame 63 on the inclined surface 92 under the upward movement. To do.

  Here, when the upper wall 63c and the lower wall 63d of the holding frame 63 are moved downward and upward as described above, the left and right upper guide pins 63g and the left and right lower guide pins 63g of the holding frame 63 are respectively left and right upper. The long holes 61e and the left and right lower long holes 61e are arranged along the corresponding long holes 61e against the biasing forces of the left and right upper torsion springs 61g and the left and right lower torsion springs 61g. Move toward the middle part in the front-back direction.

  As described above, the holding frame 63 is pushed forward by the upper guide wall 90A and the lower guide wall 90B at the upper wall 63c and the lower wall 63d, and thus is guided forward, as shown in FIGS. As shown at 23, it moves forward. This is because the displacement plate member 62 is displaced from the original position to the advance position in the holding frame 61, and the distance between the glass plate 64 and the board surface 31 of the game board P is set to be smaller than the diameter of the game ball. It means expanding. As a result, the game ball can be easily released from the bite of the ball.

  On the other hand, in the lock mechanism RP2, when the rotation operation of the shaft tool T as described above is performed and the displacement plate member 62 is displaced to the advance position, the lock lever 74 is still locked as shown in FIG. It is maintained in a state of being locked to the locking portion 41c of the member 41d.

  Therefore, in a state where the ball biting has been eliminated, the security plate S is locked by the lock mechanism RP2 while being closed. At this time, in the security plate S, even if the distance between the displacement plate member 62 and the board surface 31 of the game board P is increased as described above, the relationship between the displacement plate member 62 and the holding frame 61 is Since this is the same as when the displacement plate member 62 is in the original position, there is no room for fraud.

  After the ball engagement of the game ball is eliminated as described above, when the tool T is rotated counterclockwise (opposite to the arrow shown in FIG. 13), the front / rear direction shaft 73 is moved. Similarly, it rotates counterclockwise, and the pinion 71 similarly rotates counterclockwise.

  Thus, when the pinion 71 rotates counterclockwise, the rack 72 moves downward under meshing with the pinion 71 of the lower tooth portion 72a. At this time, the upper and lower guide pins 72f and 72g move downward along the long hole portions 61m and 61v of the pin support plates 61k and 61u of the holding frame 61, so that the rack 72 moves downward.

  Further, when the rack 72 moves downward as described above, the pinion 81 rotates clockwise (opposite to the arrow direction in FIG. 16) contrary to the above, and the vertical axis 82b of the rack 82 is rotated. However, when the pinion 81 is rotated clockwise, the tooth portion 82c meshes with the pinion 81 and moves upward. This means that the upper guide member RPb moves upward together with the upper left / right direction shaft 82a and the upper guide wall 90A. At this time, the left and right upper guide pins 82d and 82e move upward along the long hole portions 61p and 61r of both the pin support plates 61o and 61q of the holding frame 61, whereby the rack 82 moves upward.

  Further, when the rack 72 moves downward as described above, the lower guide member RPd moves together with the rack 72 because the lower guide member RPd is integrated with the rack 72. This means that the lower guide member RPd moves downward together with the lower left / right direction shaft 72c and the lower guide wall 90B.

  As described above, when the upper guide member RPb moves upward and the lower guide member RPd moves downward, the upper guide member RPb and the lower guide member RPd move away from each other. In other words, when the upper guide wall 90A moves upward and the lower guide wall 90B moves downward, the upper guide wall 90A and the lower guide wall 90B move in directions away from each other.

  Along with this, the upper guide wall 90A slides against the inclined surface 63h of the upper wall 63c of the holding frame 63 on the inclined surface 91 under the upward movement of the upper guide wall 90A. The lower guide wall 90B is slid onto the inclined surface 63j of the lower wall 63d of the holding frame 63 by the inclined surface 92 under the downward movement of the lower guide wall 90B. The inclined surface 63j is moved rearward under the bias of the left and right torsion springs 61g while in contact.

  Here, as described above, when the upper wall 63c and the lower wall 63d of the holding frame 63 move up and down, respectively, the left and right upper guide pins 63g and the left and right lower guide pins 63g of the holding frame 63 respectively Along the elongated hole portion 61e and the left and right lower elongated hole portion 61e, and receiving the respective urging forces of the left and right upper torsion springs 61g and the left and right lower torsion springs 61g, along the corresponding elongated hole portions 61e, Move toward each rear end.

  As described above, the holding frame 63 is guided rearward by moving backward on the upper guide wall 90A and the lower guide wall 90B on the upper wall 63c and the lower wall 63d. Move backwards. This means that the displacement plate member 62 is displaced from the advance position to the original position in the holding frame 61.

  Thus, when the displacement plate member 62 returns to the original position in this way, in the lock mechanism RP2, as shown in FIG. 13, the lock lever 74 returns to the original position, and the locking portion 41c of the locking member 41d. It is maintained in the state locked to. Therefore, after the turning operation of the shaft-shaped tool T is finished, the tool T is extracted from the tool insertion hole 18 of the front door D.

  If it is necessary to open the security plate S for some reason, the hall operator unlocks the locking device 17 of the front door D using the key K and opens the front door D. Is exposed to the front. Thereafter, the grip portion of the shaft-shaped tool T is gripped, and the shaft portion Ta is connected to the front-rear direction shaft 73.

  When the tool T is further rotated in the clockwise direction as shown in FIGS. 14 and 15, the front-rear shaft 73 is similarly rotated in the clockwise direction, and the pinion 71 is similarly rotated in the clockwise direction. At this time, the rack 72 of the vertical movement mechanism member RPb further moves upward, and the upper guide member RPc and the lower guide member RPd move closer to each other.

  In addition, these movements reach the front end portions of the corresponding long hole portions 61e of the respective guide pins 63g, and reach the respective opposite end portions of the corresponding long hole portions 61m and 61v of the respective guide pins 72f and 72g. In addition, the guide pins 82e and 82d are stopped when they reach the corresponding lower end portions of the corresponding long hole portions 61r and 61p.

  Accordingly, as shown in FIG. 15, when the lock lever 74 is disengaged from the locking with the locking member 41 c, the security plate S is released from the locked state with respect to the frame body H. As a result, the security plate S can be opened from the frame H.

  In such a state, after the operator opens the security plate S and completes the necessary processing, the operator closes the security plate S, grips the grip portion of the tool T, and moves the shaft portion Ta in the front-rear direction. Connected to the shaft 73. When the lock lever 74 is locked to the locking portion 41c of the locking member 41d by rotating the shaft tool T, the security plate S is locked to the frame H. Thereafter, the operator closes the front door D and locks the locking device 17 using the key K.

  As described above, in the first embodiment, the security plate S is supported between the gaming machine main body having the game board P and the front door D so as to be opened and closed.

  According to this, when the security board S is closed, no gap is formed between the security board S and the gaming machine main body. Therefore, even if a piano wire or the like can be inserted through the gap between the front door D and the gaming machine body, it is difficult to insert the piano wire or the like up to between the security board S and the gaming machine body. is there.

  For this reason, the said piano wire etc. cannot reach | attain the board surface 31 of the game board P, As a result, the above-mentioned fraudulent act can be prevented beforehand.

  Further, as described above, since the security plate S is locked to the frame H by the lock mechanism RP2, the security plate S cannot be freely opened. For this reason, the security in the pachinko gaming machine is improved.

  Further, when the ball bite occurs, as described above, the displacement plate member 62 is displaced forward using the axial tool T while the security plate S is locked with the front door D closed. Thus, since the distance between the displacement plate member 62 and the game board P is increased, the above-mentioned ball biting can be eliminated without opening the front door D, which is convenient. At this time, since the security plate S remains locked as described above, the security of the pachinko gaming machine is improved in the same manner as before the ball chewing is eliminated.

  In addition, the game board P includes a decorative part 35 projecting from the board surface 31, and the security board S includes each space G. For this reason, when the security plate S is closed, each decorative component 35 passes through the corresponding space G and protrudes forward of the security plate S. This means that the security plate S can be closed with respect to the frame H without being obstructed by the decorative part 35.

  Further, in pachinko gaming machines, generally, the production effect is enhanced by providing decorative parts such as electric decoration parts on the front door D. Here, in the pachinko gaming machine, although the game board P is regularly replaced, the front door D is normally maintained as it is without being replaced. With this, it is not possible to further enhance the effect of the decoration parts as a pachinko gaming machine in accordance with the replacement of the game board.

  For this reason, in this 1st Embodiment, since the decoration component 35 protrudes not on the front door D but on the board surface of the game board P, the effect by the decoration part as a pachinko gaming machine is produced every time the game board is replaced. Can be newly increased.

  The security plate S has a quadrangular shape in the above-described embodiment. However, the security plate S may be formed in a shape (substantially circular shape) corresponding to the shape of the game area 32 on the board surface 31 of the game board P. 35 may be arranged outside the security plate. In the above-described embodiment, the displacement plate member 62 of the security plate S is configured to be movable in the front-rear direction. However, the entire security plate S may be configured to be movable in the front-rear direction.

(Second Embodiment)
25 and 26 show the main part of a second embodiment of the pachinko gaming machine according to the present invention. In the second embodiment, the ball fall prevention device BC is additionally employed in the gaming board P of the pachinko gaming machine described in the first embodiment, and this ball fall prevention device BC is shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 4, the game board P is assembled in the vicinity of the lower end portion of the inner rail 34 (the vicinity of the out port indicated by reference numeral 36).

  As shown in FIG. 26, the ball drop preventing device BC includes a ball receiving rail 100a and a drive mechanism 100b. The ball receiving rail 100a is supported by the drive mechanism 100b along the lower surface of the inner rail 34 described in the first embodiment so as to be displaceable in the front-rear direction as will be described later.

  Here, the lower rail portion 34 a of the inner rail 34 has a length that is about half of the entire length of the inner rail 34. Therefore, the total length of the ball receiving rail 100a also corresponds to about half the total length of the inner rail 34. Further, the width of the ball receiving rail 100a is such that the gap between the glass plate 64 at the forward position in the security plate S and the lower rail portion 34a of the inner rail 34 is closed (for example, narrower than the outer diameter of the game ball). ) Width.

  The drive mechanism 100b has a casing 100c. The casing 100c is fitted into an opening P1 (see FIG. 26) formed in the game board P below the lower end of the lower rail 34a. Yes. The casing 100c includes a bottom wall 101, left and right side walls (not shown) extending upward from left and right ends of the bottom wall 101, and a rear end of the bottom wall 101 along each rear end of the left and right side walls. The recess 103 is formed by the rear wall 102 extending upward from the portion.

  Here, the recess 103 has a U-shaped cross section in the left-right direction and an L-shape in the front-rear direction, and opens upward and forward. This is because the casing 100c is in the recess 103 in the rearward displacement state of the ball receiving rail 100a and the security plate S in the closed state, and the lower surface of the ball receiving rail 100a and the glass plate 64 of the security plate S. Means opening toward the rear surface.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 26, the driving mechanism 100b has upper and lower side sliding bodies 110 and 120 and both coil springs 130 and 140, and the upper and lower side sliding bodies 110 and 120 are respectively recessed in the casing 100c. It is fitted in 103 so as to be capable of relative sliding in the front-rear direction.

  As shown in FIG. 26, the upper sliding body 110 includes a sliding body main body 111 and a rod 112 that extends rearward from the rear end portion of the sliding body main body 111. The sliding body main body 111 has a flat plate shape, and the sliding body main body 111 includes a thick portion 111a and a thin portion 111b.

  The thick part 111a is composed of a rear half portion of the sliding body main body 111, and the thick part 111a is cut at a lower front end corner at a slanted longitudinal section as shown in FIG. It is missing. Thereby, as shown in FIG. 26, the inclined surface 111c is formed in the lower front end corner portion of the thick portion 111a from the upper left side to the lower right side.

  The thin portion 111b is composed of a front half portion of the sliding body main body 111, and the thin portion 111b is integrally formed with the thick portion 111a so as to extend forward from the front end portion of the thick portion 111a. ing. The ball receiving rail 100a is connected to the extending end portion of the thin wall portion 111b at the central portion in the left-right direction of the rear edge portion and extends forward. Thereby, the upper side sliding body 110 supports the ball receiving rail 100a along the lower surface of the lower rail part 34a of the inner rail 34 on the upper surface thereof.

  The rod 112 extends rearward from the central rear end of the thick portion 111a of the sliding body main body 111, and this rod 112 is a recess 102a in the rear wall 102 (rear wall of the recess 103) of the casing 100c. (Described later) and an upper through hole 104a of a rear protruding wall 104 (described later) are slidably inserted in the axial direction.

  Here, the casing 100 c has a rear protruding wall 104, and the rear protruding wall 104 is integrally protruded rearward from the central portion in the left-right direction of the rear wall 102. The rear projecting wall 104 has upper and lower side insertion holes 104a and 104b, and the upper and lower side insertion holes 104a and 104b are formed on both the upper and lower sides of the rear projecting wall 104 and the rear projecting wall 104. The rear projecting wall 104 is formed with a space in the vertical direction so as to be positioned coaxially with the recesses 102a and 102b.

  Further, the upper through-hole portion 104a is formed by a predetermined value larger than the vertical width of the rod 112 so as to allow the vertical displacement of the rod 112 as will be described later. It should be noted that the upper and lower concave portions 102a and 102b are specifically arranged so that the rear wall 102 and the rod 112 of the upper sliding body 110 and the rod 122 (described later) of the lower sliding body 120 are coaxially positioned in the front-rear direction. Over the front part of the rear protruding wall 104, it is formed with an interval in the vertical direction.

  As shown in FIG. 26, the lower sliding body 120 includes a sliding body main body 121 and a rod 122 extending rearward from the rear end portion of the sliding body main body 121. The sliding body main body 121 has a flat plate shape, and the sliding body main body 121 is slidable in the front-rear direction between the bottom wall 101 of the casing 100c (the bottom wall of the recess 103) and the upper sliding body 110. It is accommodated in the recess 103 and extends toward the rising wall portion 61i provided on the outer holding frame 61 of the security plate S described in the first embodiment. The rising wall portion 61i is formed to protrude upward from the rear end portion of the lower wall 61d of the outer holding frame 61.

  In addition, the sliding body main body 121 is notched in an inclined shape in the longitudinal section as shown in FIG. As a result, an inclined surface 121a is formed at the upper rear end corner of the sliding body main body 121 so as to be parallel to the inclined surface 111c of the upper sliding body 110, as shown in FIG.

  In the second embodiment, when the ball receiving rail 100a is positioned so as to overlap the front end portion of the lower rail portion 34a of the inner rail 34 from below at the front end portion thereof, the rod 112 of the upper sliding body 110 is The lower end surface of the upper sliding body 110 is located on the lower inner surface of the upper through hole 104 a of the rear protruding wall 104 of the casing 100, and the inclined surface 111 c of the upper sliding body 110 is related to the inclined surface 121 a of the lower sliding body 120. (See FIG. 28). When the lower sliding body 120 is pushed backward in such a state, the upper sliding body 110 is pushed upward along the inclined surface 121a of the lower sliding body 120 by the inclined surface 111c. While dissociating from the inclined surface 121a, the rod 112 is positioned along the upper inner surface of the upper through hole 104a of the rear protruding wall 104 of the casing 100 at the upper end surface thereof (see FIG. 26).

  The rod 122 includes a rod portion 122a and a flange portion 122b. The rod portion 122a extends rearward from the central rear end portion of the sliding body main body 121, and is a lower concave portion of the rear wall 102 of the casing 100. 102b and the lower through hole 104b of the rear protruding wall 104 are coaxially inserted so as to be slidable in the front-rear direction. The flange portion 122b is coaxially fixed to the extending end portion of the rod portion 122a, and serves as a forward retaining portion for the lower sliding body 120.

  The coil spring 130 is fitted to the rod 112 of the upper sliding body 110, and the coil spring 130 is locked to the rear end portion of the thick portion 111a of the upper sliding body 110 at the front end portion thereof. At the rear end, it is inserted into the upper concave portion 102a of the rear wall 102 of the casing 100 and locked to the rear protruding wall 104 from its front side. Accordingly, the coil spring 130 urges the sliding body main body 111 of the upper sliding body 110 toward the front.

  The coil spring 140 is fitted to the rod 122 of the lower sliding body 120, and the coil spring 140 is engaged with the rear end portion of the sliding body main body 121 of the lower sliding body 120 at the front end portion thereof. At the rear end portion, it is inserted into the lower recess 102b of the rear wall 102 of the casing 100 and locked to the rear protruding wall 104 from its front side. Thereby, the coil spring 140 urges the sliding body main body 121 of the lower sliding body 120 toward the front. Other configurations are the same as those in the first embodiment.

  In the second embodiment configured as described above, when the glass plate 64 of the displacement plate 63 of the security S is in the original position in the closed state of the security plate S as in the first embodiment, the ball is dropped. As shown in FIG. 26, the ball receiving rail 100a of the prevention device BC is urged forward by the coil spring 130 via the sliding body 111 of the upper sliding body 110 and abuts against the glass plate 64 in the original position. Yes.

  At this time, the upper sliding body 110 is located on the lower surface of the sliding body main body 121 of the lower sliding body 120 on the lower surface of the thick portion 111a, and the lower sliding body 120 is positioned on the sliding body main body 121. The abutting wall portion 61i of the outer frame 61 of the security plate S is in contact with the rear wall 61i from behind, and at the flange portion 122b, is located rearward from the rear protruding wall 104 of the casing 100 (see FIG. 26).

  In such a state, the upper sliding body 110 is moved by the sliding body main body 111 in accordance with the displacement of the displacement plate 63 to the advance position of the glass plate 64 due to the occurrence of the ball biting as in the first embodiment. While sliding forward, the ball receiving rail 100a is pushed forward by the upper sliding body 110 and displaced forward (see FIG. 27).

  This means that the ball receiving rail 100a is displaced forward while following the advance of the glass plate 64 (see FIG. 30). At this time, the lower sliding body 120 is against the urging force of the coil spring 140 on the rear end opening outer peripheral portion of the lower through hole 104b of the rear protruding wall 104 of the casing 100 at the flange portion 122b. , Lock.

  Therefore, the advance of the glass plate 64 as described above causes the gap between the glass plate 64 and the board surface 11 of the game board P to be larger than the outer diameter of the game ball, so that the game ball is in contact with the front end of the inner rail 34 and the glass plate. Even when the ball receiving rail 100a is in a state where it can easily fall from between the two, the ball receiving rail 100a is displaced forward while closing the gap between the glass plate 64 and the inner rail 34. It is reliably received from below by the ball receiving rail 100a and is discharged into the out port 36 without falling from between the security board S and the game board P.

  Thereafter, after the ball bite is eliminated as described above, the glass plate 64 of the displacement plate 63 of the security plate S is returned to the original position as in the first embodiment, and then the security plate S is moved to the first embodiment. Open as described in the form.

  Next, when the ball receiving rail 100a is pushed in the direction indicated by the arrow in FIG. 27, the ball receiving rail 100a overlaps the front end of the inner rail 34 at the front end as shown in FIG. When displaced to the position, the upper sliding body 110 engages with the inclined surface 121a while being displaced downward along the inclined surface 121a of the lower sliding body 120 on the inclined surface 111c as shown in FIG.

  Along with this, the lower sliding body 120 is pushed forward, but since the flange 122a engages with the rear protruding wall 104 of the casing 100 from the rear, the lower sliding body 120 is as shown in FIG. The engagement between the inclined surface 121a and the inclined surface 111c is maintained.

  After that, when the security plate S is closed in the same manner as described in the first embodiment, the outer frame 61 abuts the lower sliding body 120 from the front side with the rising wall 61g, so Good engagement between the inclined surfaces 111c and 121a is maintained.

  As described above, in the second embodiment, when the ball biting is eliminated as described above, the falling game ball is reliably received by the ball receiving rail 100a by the ball drop preventing device BC, and the out mouth Since the ball is discharged into the space 36, it is possible to prevent the game ball from falling between the security board S and the game board P before the ball biting is eliminated. Other functions and effects are the same as those of the first embodiment.

  In the second embodiment, the ball drop prevention device BC prevents the game ball from falling between the security plate S and the game board P when the ball biting is eliminated with the security plate S closed. Although the example to prevent has been described, instead of opening the security plate S itself to such an extent as to eliminate the ball bite, when the ball bite is eliminated, the game ball is moved between the security plate S and the game board P. You may make it prevent falling by the ball | bowl fall prevention apparatus BC beforehand. In this case, the width of the ball receiving rail 100a of the ball drop preventing device BC is set so as to correspond to the gap between the glass plate 64 of the security plate S and the inner rail 34 which are opened to the extent that the ball biting is eliminated. To do.

  The drive mechanism 100b may be configured by an electric actuator such as an electromagnetic solenoid, and may be configured to advance the ball receiving rail 100a when the security plate S moves forward and to move the ball receiving rail 100b backward when the security plate S moves backward. .

BC ... Falling ball receiving device, P ... Game board, H ... Frame, D ... Front door, S ... Security plate,
G: Empty space, RPa ... Drive mechanism member, RPb ... Vertical movement mechanism member, RPc ... Upper guide member,
RP1 ... Displacement mechanism, RP2 ... Lock mechanism, 31 ... Board surface, 34 ... Inner rail, 35 ... Decoration part,
41c ... locking member, 61 ... holding frame, 61a, 63c ... upper wall, 61b ... right wall, 61c ... left wall,
61d, 63d ... lower wall, 61g ... torsion spring, 62 ... displacement plate member,
63h, 63j, 91, 92 ... inclined surface, 63i ... upper protruding wall, 63k ... lower protruding wall,
71, 81 ... pinion, 72, 82 ... rack, 72a, 72h, 82c ... tooth part,
72c ... lower left / right axis, 74 ... lock lever, 90A, 90B ... guide wall,
100a: Ball receiving rail, 100b: Drive mechanism.

Claims (6)

A gaming machine body having a gaming board;
A front door supported to be openable and closable on the gaming machine body,
In the pachinko gaming machine that opens the front door from the board surface side by opening the front door and covers the game board from the board side by closing the front door,
A security plate provided between the gaming machine main body and the front door;
This security board
A holding frame supported by the gaming machine body so as to be opened and closed from the gaming board side;
A displacement plate member having a transparent plate and held in the holding frame so as to be displaceable in the front-rear direction;
A displacement mechanism for displacing the displacement plate member by pushing it forward in the holding frame, and displacing the displacement plate member by urging backward in the holding frame;
A lock mechanism for releasably locking the displacement plate member to the gaming machine body,
The pachinko gaming machine, wherein the security plate is displaceable by pushing the displacement plate member forward by the displacement mechanism when locked by the lock mechanism. The gaming machine body includes a frame formed by assembling the gaming board,
The displacement mechanism is
A drive mechanism member that rotates in one direction or the other by operation;
An upper guide member that is interposed between the upper wall of the holding frame and the upper wall of the displacement plate member, and is supported on the upper wall of the holding frame so as to move up and down at an interval. When,
A lower guide member that is interposed between the lower wall of the holding frame and the lower wall of the displacement plate member, and is supported on the lower wall of the holding frame so as to move up and down with an interval therebetween. When,
A vertical movement mechanism member supported on one of the vertical walls of the holding frame so as to be movable up and down along the inside of the holding frame;
The vertical movement mechanism member is displaced so as to move the upper and lower side guide members toward the displacement plate member in accordance with the rotation of the drive mechanism member in the one direction and push the displacement plate member forward. The upper and lower side guide members are moved away from each other in accordance with the rotation of the drive mechanism member in the other direction, and the displacement plate member is displaced rearward. The pachinko gaming machine according to 1. The locking mechanism is
It is supported coaxially by the drive mechanism member and is locked by a locking member provided in a part of the frame body in response to the rotation of the drive mechanism member in the one direction or the rotation in the other direction. Including a lock lever that rotates or disengages from the locking member,
The security plate is locked to the frame body by locking the lock lever to the locking member, and the lock is released by disengaging the lock lever from the locking member. The pachinko gaming machine according to 1 or 2. The vertical movement mechanism member is a vertical rack supported on one of the vertical walls of the holding frame so as to be vertically movable along the inside of the holding frame, and is one of the vertical walls in the vertical direction. A vertical rack provided with one side tooth portion facing the part and the other side tooth portion facing the opposite direction to one upper portion of the vertical wall;
A pinion that is rotatably supported so as to mesh with the other side tooth portion of the vertical rack,
The drive shaft member is a pinion that is rotatably supported so as to mesh with the one side tooth portion of the vertical rack, and the vertical rack is moved upward in accordance with the rotation in one direction or the other direction. Or have a pinion that moves down,
The upper guide member is a lateral rack that is supported on the upper wall of the holding frame so as to be vertically movable at a distance to the lower side thereof, and is located on the upper front side so as to face the upper wall of the displacement plate member. A lateral wall formed by providing a guide wall that forms an inclined surface that slopes downward from the rear and a tooth portion that meshes with the pinion of the vertical rack,
The lower guide member is a lateral rack that extends in a lateral direction so as to face the lateral rack from a lower end portion of the vertical rack, and is disposed so as to face the lower wall of the displacement plate member. Comprising a lateral rack provided with a guide wall having an inclined surface inclined from the front side to the lower rear side;
The displacement plate members are upper and lower side projecting walls projecting rearward from the upper wall and the lower wall, respectively, and are formed so as to be in sliding contact with the inclined surfaces of the guide walls of the upper and lower side guide members, respectively. Provided with upper and lower projecting walls having a surface,
The holding frame has an urging means for urging so as to attract the displacement plate member,
The vertical movement mechanism member moves the upper and lower side guide members toward the displacement plate member in accordance with the rotation of the drive mechanism member in the one direction and moves the guides of the upper and lower side guide members. The displacement plate member is displaced so as to push forward against the biasing means while slidingly contacting the inclined surfaces of the upper and lower protruding walls of the displacement plate member at the inclined surface of the wall, and the driving In response to the rotation of the mechanism member in the other direction, the upper and lower guide members are moved away from each other, and the inclined surfaces of the upper and lower projecting walls of the holding frame are biased by the biasing means. The displacement plate member is displaced backward while slidingly contacting the inclined surface of each guide wall of the upper and lower side guide members. Pachinko machine. The game board comprises an inner rail provided on the board surface so as to be concavely curved upward along at least the lower outer peripheral part thereof, and a ball fall prevention device,
This ball fall prevention device
A ball receiving rail that is displaced in the front-rear direction along the lower surface of the lower portion of the inner rail;
A drive mechanism that drives the ball receiving rail to move forward along the lower surface of the lower portion of the inner rail as the security plate moves forward by the displacement plate member; The pachinko gaming machine according to any one of claims 1 to 4. The game board includes a decorative component that protrudes forward from the outer peripheral portion of the board surface,
The pachinko gaming machine according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the security plate is formed so that a space can be inserted through the decorative part at a portion corresponding to the decorative part. .

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