JP6057456B2 - Amusement machine lighting equipment - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to an electrical decoration device used in a gaming machine such as a slot machine.

  A gaming machine such as a slot machine is provided with decorative parts such as an electric decoration device and a decorative board (see, for example, Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 2). The illumination device of the slot machine is configured to include a lamp board that is attached and fixed to the front door, and a lamp cover that is attached to the front door so as to cover the lamp board. A plurality of light emitting diodes (hereinafter also referred to as LEDs) are disposed. As an example of a light emitting diode, there is a full-color LED capable of changing the emission color. If a plurality of full-color LEDs are used to emit light of different colors, more various effects can be performed.

JP 2008-245755 A JP 2000-322621 A

  However, when two or more colors of light are simultaneously emitted by the light emitters close to each other, the light of different colors interferes with each other and feels blurred.

  The present invention has been made in view of such problems, and an object thereof is to provide an electrical decoration device for a gaming machine capable of clearly and simultaneously emitting light of different colors.

In order to achieve such an object, an electrical decoration device for a gaming machine according to the present invention includes a main body member having an opening at the front, and an opening / closing member attached to the main body member so as to be able to open and close the opening. An electrical decoration device for a gaming machine, comprising: a lamp substrate having a first light emitter and a second light emitter disposed facing one side; and holding the lamp substrate so as to surround the one side of the lamp substrate. A base member attached to the front side of the opening / closing member, and disposed in a lamp space formed on the one side of the lamp substrate surrounded by the base member, and the first light emitter and the second light emission A translucent member that transmits light emitted from the body, and a lamp cover that covers the one side of the lamp space and transmits light from the translucent member. In addition, the base member surrounds the one side of the lamp substrate and forms the lamp space, and surrounds the one side of the second light emitter in the lamp space surrounded by the outer wall. The translucent member includes a first translucent portion formed in a plate shape substantially parallel to the lamp substrate in the lamp space, and light of the second light emitter in the lamp space. A second light-transmitting portion formed in a column shape extending in the axial direction, the first light-transmitting portion has a diffusion surface for diffusing light from the first light emitter, and the second light-transmitting portion The one side protrudes from the one surface of the first light transmissive part and extends to the lamp cover or the vicinity of the lamp cover, and the other side of the second light transmissive part is the other side of the first light transmissive part. Projecting from the surface and extending to the vicinity of the second light emitter and inside the inner wall portion Is input, the inner wall portion, near the state in which the other side is inserted in the second light transmitting portion, the other surface of the other surface or the first light transmitting portion of the first light transmitting portion Configured to stretch up to.

  According to the present invention, light of different colors can be clearly and simultaneously emitted with a simple configuration.

It is a disassembled perspective view which shows the front door of a slot machine. It is a front view which shows the internal structure of a slot machine. It is a rear view which shows the front door of a slot machine. It is the disassembled perspective view which looked at the right fever lamp from the front. It is the disassembled perspective view which looked at the right fever lamp from back. It is the perspective view which looked at the lamp base from the front. It is the perspective view which looked at the translucent member from back. It is a sectional side view of a right Fever lamp. It is a sectional side view showing the state where the right fever lamp is attached to the front door. It is a plane sectional view showing the upper right part of a front door. It is the perspective view which decomposed | disassembled the upper part of the front door. It is a sectional side view which shows the upper right part of a front door. (A) (b) is a perspective view which shows the upper right part of a front door. It is the perspective view which decomposed | disassembled the lower part of the front door. It is side sectional drawing which shows the lower right part of a front door. It is a disassembled perspective view which shows the state which removed the effect display apparatus from the front door. It is a disassembled perspective view of an effect display device. It is a disassembled perspective view of an effect display device. (A) is a plane sectional view of an effect display device, and (b) is a side view of the effect display device. It is a perspective view of a substrate case unit. It is a side view of a substrate case unit. It is a rear view of a substrate case unit. It is a top view of a substrate case unit. (A) is a perspective view showing a state where the effect control board case overlaps in parallel with the back side of the image control board case, and (b) shows that the effect control board case overlaps in parallel with the back side of the image control board case. It is a side view which shows a state. It is the disassembled perspective view which looked at the image control board case from the front. It is the disassembled perspective view which looked at the image control board case from back. FIG. 12 is an exploded perspective view of the effect control board case as viewed from the rear. (A) is the elements on larger scale which show the state which removed the shaft cover member in the substrate case unit, (b) is the elements on larger scale which show the state which attached the shaft cover member in the substrate case unit.

  Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. First, an outline of a slot machine SM as an embodiment of the gaming machine will be described with reference to FIGS. In the present embodiment, the directions indicated by the arrows in FIG. 1 will be described as the up-down direction, the front-rear direction, and the left-right direction, respectively. The slot machine SM is mainly composed of a box-shaped base 10 shown in FIG. 2 and a front door 20 shown in FIG. The base portion 10 is formed in a box shape having an opening 10 a on the front side, and a front door 20 is attached to the front portion of the base portion 10. The front door 20 is pivotally supported on the left front portion of the base portion 10 using a hinge mechanism (not shown), and is configured to be able to swing open and close the opening 10a of the base portion 10.

  As shown in FIG. 2, a reel unit 11 including three reels 12 a, 12 b, 12 c is provided in the center of the base portion 10, and the three reels 12 a, 12 a, 12 are provided through a reel display window 22 provided on the front door 20. The symbols drawn on 12b and 12c can be visually recognized. A power supply unit 13 that supplies power to various devices mounted on the slot machine SM and a medal payout device 14 that includes a hopper for storing medals are provided on the lower side inside the base unit 10. A main control device 15 that controls the entire game performed in the slot machine SM is provided on the upper side inside the base unit 10.

  As shown in FIG. 1, a front frame 21 is formed on the front door 20, and a reel display window 22 is formed at a substantially central portion of the front frame 21. An operation panel 23 is provided below the reel display window 22 at the center of the front side of the front door 20. On the front side of the operation panel 23, a start switch 24 and three stop switches 25a, 25b, and 25c are provided. On the upper surface side of the operation panel 23, various bet switches 26, various effect operation switches 27, and a medal slot 28 are provided. In addition, an effect display device 400 is provided in the center of the front side of the front door 20 so as to be located to the left of the reel display window 22.

  An image display device 30 for displaying a predetermined effect image and left and right fever lamps 100 and 200 are provided on the front side upper portion of the front door 20. A pseudo speaker unit 300 and a tray 34 for storing medals paid out from the medal payout device 14 are provided at the lower part on the front side of the front door 20.

  In a state where the front door 20 closes the opening 10 a of the base body 10, the back side of the front door 20 is located on the inner side of the base body 10. On the rear side of the front door 20, a control unit 500, left and right upper speaker units 40 and 45, left and right sub speaker units 50 and 55, and left and right lower speaker units 60 and 65 are provided.

  Next, the left and right fever lamps 100 and 200 provided at the upper part on the front side of the front door 20 will be described with reference to FIGS. Since the left and right fever lamps 100 and 200 have the same configuration, detailed description of the left fever lamp 100 is omitted, and the right fever lamp 200 is described in detail. As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the right fever lamp 200 includes a lamp substrate 210, a lamp house bracket 220, a translucent member 230, an inner cover 240, and an outer cover 250.

  As shown in FIG. 4, on the front surface side (front surface side) of the lamp substrate 210, a plurality of first electrical decoration LEDs 211, 211,. A plurality of second illumination LEDs 212, 212,... That emit light via the second light transmitting portions 233 a to 233 c of the light transmitting member 230, and speaker illumination LEDs 219 for illuminating the front of the upper right speaker unit 45. Is provided. The lamp board 210 is electrically connected to a sub-control board 506 (details will be described later) of the sub-control unit 500, and based on a lamp control signal output from the sub-control board 506, light emission control of each LED 211, 212, 219 is performed. I do. For example, a multi-color LED (Light Emitting Diode) is used as the first LED for illumination 211, the LED for second illumination 212, and the LED for speaker illumination 219, for example. Further, as shown in FIG. 5, a plurality of boss holes 213, 213,... Are formed in the lamp substrate 210 so as to penetrate the lamp substrate 210. Further, on the back surface side (back surface side) of the lamp substrate 210, various circuit components 214, 214,... Other than the first electrical decoration LED 211, the second electrical illumination LED 212, and the speaker illumination LED 219 are provided.

  The lamp house bracket 220 is formed in a box shape having an opening as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5 using a colored resin material, and extends substantially parallel to the lamp substrate 210. And an outer wall portion 225 extending substantially perpendicularly from the outer peripheral portion. As shown in FIG. 5, a plurality of boss portions 224, 224,... That respectively fit into the plurality of boss holes 213, 213,. Are fitted in the boss holes 213, 213,... Of the lamp substrate 210, and the boss portions 224 are fixed to the lamp substrate 210 by fixing members (not shown) such as screws. , 224, and so on, the lamp substrate 210 is placed on the back side of the lamp house bracket 220 (bottom plate portion 221) while the surface of the lamp substrate 210 is covered by the rear portions of the bottom plate portion 221 and the outer wall portion 225. It is attached.

  As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the bottom plate portion 221 is formed with a plurality of first exposure holes 222 that expose the first LED for lighting 211 to the lamp space S in the lamp house bracket 220. Further, on the left side, the right side, and the lower side of the bottom plate portion 221, the second LED for lighting 212 provided on the left side, the right side, and the lower side of the lamp substrate 210 are exposed to the lamp space S in the lamp house bracket 220. A left second exposed hole 223a, a right second exposed hole 223b, and a lower second exposed hole 223c are formed. In the vicinity of the outer wall portion 225 in the bottom plate portion 221, there is a hole portion through which the inner locking piece 241 of the inner cover 240 is inserted, and the inner locking piece 241 inserted through the hole portion can be locked. A plurality of portions 226 are formed.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the outer wall portion 225 surrounds the front of the lamp substrate 210 together with the bottom plate portion 221 to form a lamp space S as an internal space of the lamp house bracket 220. In the lamp space S, a left inner wall portion 228a extending substantially at right angles (front) from the front surface of the bottom plate portion 221 surrounds the left second exposure hole 223a around the left second exposure hole 223a in the bottom plate portion 221. It is formed. A right inner wall portion 228b is formed around the right second exposure hole 223b in the bottom plate portion 221 similarly to the left inner wall portion 228a. A lower inner wall portion 228c is formed around the lower second exposure hole 223c in the bottom plate portion 221 similarly to the left inner wall portion 228a.

  On the outer wall surface of the outer wall portion 225, a plurality of protruding outer locking portions 227 capable of locking the outer locking pieces 251 of the outer cover 250 are formed. An attachment boss 225a for attaching and fixing the right fever lamp 200 to the front door 20 by a fixing member (not shown) such as a screw is formed on the outer wall 225 so as to extend to the back side. Further, a lower locking piece 225b for temporarily fixing the right fever lamp 200 to the front door 20 is formed at the lower portion of the outer wall portion 225 so as to extend to the back side. In addition, a speaker illumination opening 229 that exposes the speaker illumination LED 219 to the outside of the lamp space S is formed across the bottom plate portion 221 and the outer wall portion 225 at the lower portion of the lamp house bracket 220.

  The translucent member 230 is formed in a plate shape having irregularities as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5 using a transparent or translucent resin material, and is accommodated in the lamp space S of the lamp house bracket 220. The translucent member 230 includes a first translucent portion 231 formed in a plate shape substantially parallel to the lamp substrate 210 in the lamp space S, and an optical axis direction of the second LED for illumination 212 in the lamp space S ( It has three second light transmitting portions 233a to 233c formed in a column shape extending in the front-rear direction, and support ribs 235 extending substantially perpendicularly (rearward) from the outer periphery of the first light transmitting portion 231.

  The first light transmitting portion 231 transmits the light emitted from the first LED for electric decoration 211. On the surface (front surface) of the first light transmitting portion 231, a diffusion surface 232 having fine irregularities for diffusing light from the first LED for electric decoration 211 is formed. Further, as shown in FIGS. 8 to 10, the first light transmitting portion 231 is formed in the lamp substrate 210 (and the lamp house bracket 220) in the lamp space S by the support rib 235 provided on the outer peripheral portion of the light transmitting member 230. The bottom plate portion 221) is supported so as to be substantially parallel with a predetermined interval. As shown in FIG. 7, the support rib 235 is formed with a plurality of relief grooves 236 for allowing the inner locking pieces 241 of the inner cover 240 to pass therethrough.

  As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the left second light transmitting portion 233 a is formed to project forward and backward on the left side of the first light transmitting portion 231, and is emitted from the second LED for lighting on the left side of the lamp substrate 210. Transmit light. As shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, the front portion of the left second light transmitting portion 233 a protrudes from the surface (front surface) of the first light transmitting portion 231 and extends to the inner cover 240. The portion 242a is inserted. On the other hand, the rear portion of the left second light transmitting portion 233a protrudes from the back surface (back surface) of the first light transmitting portion 231 and extends to the vicinity of the second LED for light decoration 212, and is inserted inside the left inner wall portion 228a. It has become. Moreover, as shown in FIG. 7, the groove part 234a is formed in the rear-end surface of the left side 2nd translucent part 233a facing the LED 212 for 2nd electrical decoration.

  As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the right second light transmissive part 233 b is formed to project forward and backward on the right side of the first light transmissive part 231, and is emitted from the second LED for right illumination 212 on the lamp substrate 210. Transmit light. As shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, the front portion of the right second light transmitting portion 233 b protrudes from the surface (front surface) of the first light transmitting portion 231 and extends to the inner cover 240. The portion 242b is inserted. The rear portion of the right second light transmitting portion 233b protrudes from the back surface (back surface) of the first light transmitting portion 231 and extends to the vicinity of the second LED for light decoration 212, and is inserted inside the right inner wall portion 228b. ing. Moreover, as shown in FIG. 7, the groove part 234b is formed in the rear end surface of the right side 2nd translucent part 233b facing the LED 212 for 2nd electrical decoration.

  As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the lower second light transmitting portion 233 c is formed to project forward and backward on the lower side of the first light transmitting portion 231, and the second LED for lower illumination 212 on the lower side of the lamp substrate 210. The light emitted from is transmitted. As shown in FIG. 8 and FIG. 9, the front portion of the lower second light transmitting portion 233 c protrudes from the surface (front surface) of the first light transmitting portion 231 and extends to the inner cover 240. It is inserted through the hole 242c. The rear portion of the lower second light transmitting portion 233c protrudes from the back surface (back surface) of the first light transmitting portion 231 and extends to the vicinity of the second electric decoration LED 212 so as to be inserted inside the lower inner wall portion 228c. It has become. Moreover, as shown in FIG. 7, the groove part 234c is formed in the rear-end surface of the lower 2nd light transmission part 233c facing the LED 212 for 2nd electrical decoration.

  As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the inner cover 240 is formed in a lid shape that covers the front of the lamp space S in the lamp house bracket 220 using a colored translucent resin material, and has a predetermined decoration on the front side. Has been. A plurality of inner locking pieces 241 that can be locked to the inner locking portion 226 of the lamp house bracket 220 are formed on the outer peripheral portion of the inner cover 240. Are locked to the inner locking portions 226, 226,... Of the lamp house bracket 220, respectively, as shown in FIGS. Is attached to the lamp house bracket 220 so as to cover the front of the lamp space S. On the left side of the inner cover 240, a left side punch hole portion 242a into which the front portion of the left side second light transmitting portion 233a is inserted is formed. On the right side of the inner cover 240, a right side hole 242b into which the front part of the right side second light transmitting part 233b is inserted is formed. On the lower side of the inner cover 240, a lower punched hole 242c into which the front portion of the lower second light transmitting portion 233c is inserted is formed.

  As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the outer cover 250 is formed in a lid shape that covers the front of the lamp house bracket 220 and the inner cover 240 using a transparent resin material. A plurality of outer locking pieces 251 that can be locked to the outer locking portion 227 of the lamp house bracket 220 are formed on the outer peripheral portion of the outer cover 250. Are locked to the outer locking portions 227, 227,... Of the lamp house bracket 220, respectively, as shown in FIGS. Covers the front of the inner cover 240 and is attached to the lamp house bracket 220.

  In order to assemble the right Fever lamp 200 configured as described above, first, the boss portions 224, 224,... Of the lamp house bracket 220 are fitted into the boss holes 213, 213,. The lamp substrate 210 is attached and fixed to the boss portions 224, 224,... By fixing members (not shown) such as screws. Accordingly, the lamp substrate 210 is placed on the back side of the lamp house bracket 220 (bottom plate portion 221) in a state where the surface (front surface) of the lamp substrate 210 is covered by the bottom plate portion 221 and the rear portion of the outer wall portion 225 of the lamp house bracket 220. It is attached.

  Next, the translucent member 230 is accommodated in the lamp space S of the lamp house bracket 220. At this time, the left second light transmitting portion 233a, the right second light transmitting portion 233b, and the lower second light transmitting portion 233c of the light transmitting member 230 are respectively connected to the left inner wall portion 228a and the right side of the lamp house bracket 220. It inserts inside the inner wall part 228b and the lower inner wall part 228c. Next, the inner locking pieces 241, 241,... Of the inner cover 240 are locked to the inner locking portions 226, 226,. Accordingly, the inner cover 240 is attached to the lamp house bracket 220 so as to cover the front of the lamp space S. Next, the outer locking pieces 251, 251,... Of the outer cover 250 are locked to the outer locking portions 227, 227,. Accordingly, the outer cover 250 is attached to the lamp house bracket 220 so as to cover the front of the inner cover 240.

  In this way, the right fever lamp 200 having the lamp substrate 210 is assembled. Then, the right fever lamp 200 is inserted into the upper right part of the front door 20 from the front, and the right fever lamp 200 is fixed to the front door 20 from the back side of the front door 20 by a fixing member (not shown) such as a screw. Thus, the right fever lamp 200 is attached to the upper right portion of the front door 20.

  The conventional Fever lamp has a configuration in which a lamp substrate is attached to a substrate attachment portion that is recessed in the front door, and a translucent member is attached to the front door so as to cover the lamp substrate. Therefore, in the conventional gaming machine, when the fever lamp is attached to the front door, it is necessary to change the direction of the front door every time the lamp substrate and the translucent member are attached, which contributes to an increase in assembly man-hours of the gaming machine. Yes.

  On the other hand, according to the present embodiment, the lamp substrate 210 is attached to the back side of the bottom plate portion 221 in the lamp house bracket 220, and the translucent member 230 is accommodated in the lamp space S formed in front of the bottom plate portion 221. Therefore, the right fever lamp 200 including the lamp substrate 210 can be unitized. Thereby, since the right Fever lamp 200 can be easily attached to the upper right part of the front door 20, it is possible to proceed with the assembly process of the right Fever lamp 200 separately from the assembly process of the front door 20. It becomes possible to reduce the assembly man-hours, that is, the assembly man-hours of the slot machine SM, and the manufacturing cost of the slot machine SM can be reduced.

  The left fever lamp 100 has the same configuration as the right fever lamp 200. Therefore, similarly to the right fever lamp 200, the left fever lamp 100 can be easily attached to the upper left part of the front door 20, so that the assembly process of the left fever lamp 100 can be performed separately from the assembly process of the front door 20. Therefore, it is possible to further reduce the assembly man-hour of the front door 20, that is, the assembly man-hour of the slot machine SM, and the manufacturing cost of the slot machine SM can be further reduced.

  The lamp substrate 210 of the right fever lamp 200 performs light emission control of the LEDs 211, 212, and 219 based on the lamp control signal output from the sub control substrate 506 of the sub control unit 500. When the first LED for illumination 211 is turned on, the light emitted from the LED for first illumination 211 passes through the first light transmission part 231 of the light transmission member 230 and diffuses on the diffusion surface 232 of the first light transmission part 231. Then, the light passes through the inner cover 240 and the outer cover 250. Therefore, it is possible to emit uniform light as a whole from the front surface of the right Fever lamp 200 by turning on the first LED for lighting 211, 211,.

  When the second LED for lighting 212 is turned on, the light emitted from the second LED for lighting 212 on the left side of the lamp substrate 210 is transmitted through the left second light transmitting portion 233a of the light transmitting member 230, and the second light transmitting left side is transmitted. It is injected from the front end portion of the portion 233a and passes through the left portion of the outer cover 250. The light emitted from the second LED for right illumination 212 on the lamp substrate 210 passes through the right second light transmitting portion 233b of the light transmitting member 230, and is emitted from the front end portion of the right second light transmitting portion 233b. The right part of the cover 250 is transmitted. The light emitted from the second LED for lower illumination 212 on the lamp substrate 210 passes through the lower second light transmitting portion 233c of the light transmitting member 230 and is emitted from the front end portion of the lower second light transmitting portion 233c. Then, the lower part of the outer cover 250 is transmitted.

  At this time, the left side second light transmitting part 233a, the right side second light transmitting part 233b, and the rear part of the lower side second light transmitting part 233c are the left inner wall part 228a, right inner wall part 228b, and lower part of the lamp house bracket 220, respectively. Since the light is emitted from each of the first LED for lighting 211, 211,... Directly inside the side inner wall portion 228c, the left second light transmitting portion 233a, the right second light transmitting portion 233b, and The light does not enter the lower second light transmitting portion 233c. Therefore, the lighting of each of the second LED for lighting 212, 212,... Is different from other entire areas from the left part, right part, and part of the lower part on the front surface of the right fever lamp 200. Clear light (for example, white light) can be emitted.

  Thus, according to the present embodiment, the first light transmitting portion 231 of the light transmitting member 230 has the diffusion surface 232. Further, the front portions of the left side second light transmitting portion 233a, the right side second light transmitting portion 233b, and the lower side second light transmitting portion 233c of the light transmitting member 230 protrude from the front surface of the first light transmitting portion 231 so as to cover the inner cover. The rear part of the left side second light transmission part 233a, the right side second light transmission part 233b, and the lower side second light transmission part 233c protrudes from the back surface of the first light transmission part 231 and extends to the second electrical decoration. Are extended to the vicinity of the LEDs 212, 212,... For the lamp house bracket 220 and inserted into the left inner wall portion 228a, the right inner wall portion 228b, and the lower inner wall portion 228c, respectively. Thereby, the light emitted from each of the first LED for electric decoration 211, 211,... Directly enters the left second light transmitting portion 233a, the right second light transmitting portion 233b, and the lower second light transmitting portion 233c. There is nothing. For this reason, light of different colors can be clearly and simultaneously emitted with a simple configuration. Further, the left inner wall 228a, the right inner wall 228b, and the lower inner wall 228c are disposed on the back side of the first light transmitting portion 231 on which the diffusion surface 232 is formed, so the left inner wall 228a and the right inner wall Shadows by 228b and the lower inner wall portion 228c are not visually recognized from the outside, and light of different colors can be emitted neatly.

  Further, the groove portions 234a to 234c are formed on the rear end surfaces of the left second light transmitting portion 233a, the right second light transmitting portion 233b, and the lower second light transmitting portion 233c, respectively. The second LED for lighting 212, 212,... Are not easily seen through the light parts 233a, 233b, 233c, and the decorativeness of the right fever lamp 200 can be improved.

  Further, the front portions of the left side second light transmitting portion 233a, the right side second light transmitting portion 233b, and the lower side second light transmitting portion 233c extend to the inner cover 240, respectively, and the left side through hole portion 242a and the right side through hole portion. 242b and the lower through hole 242c are inserted so that the light transmitted through the first light transmitting portion 231 is transmitted through the inner cover 240, the left second light transmitting portion 233a, the right second light transmitting portion 233b, Since the light transmitted through the lower second light transmitting portion 233c does not transmit through the inner cover 240, light of different colors can be clearly and simultaneously emitted with a simple configuration.

  In addition, by using a light emitting diode as the first LED for decoration 211 and the LED for second decoration 212, the light emitted from the LED for first decoration 211 becomes diffused light on the diffusion surface 232 of the first light transmitting portion 231. Since the light emitted from the second LED for illumination 212 passes through the second light transmitting parts 233a to 233c as light having high directivity as it is, light of different colors can be clearly distinguished and emitted.

  The left fever lamp 100 has the same configuration as the right fever lamp 200. Therefore, the same effect as that of the right fever lamp 200 described above can be obtained with respect to the left fever lamp 100 as well.

  By the way, when the speaker illumination LED 219 of the right fever lamp 200 is lit, the front of the upper right speaker unit 45 is illuminated. Therefore, a mounting structure of the left and right upper speaker units 40 and 45 will be described with reference to FIGS. As shown in FIG. 11, the left and right upper speaker units 40 and 45 use a speaker mounting frame 41 formed in a rectangular frame shape and fix the upper rear surface of the front door 20 by a fixing member (not shown) such as a screw. It is fixed to the side.

  A circular upper left speaker hole 42 for exposing the front diaphragm of the upper left speaker unit 40 to the front of the front door 20 is formed below the left fever lamp 100 in the upper left part of the front door 20. The upper left front cover 160 and the upper left side cover 165 are attached to the upper left speaker hole 42. A circular upper right speaker hole 47 that exposes the front diaphragm of the upper right speaker unit 45 to the front of the front door 20 is formed below the right fever lamp 200 in the upper right portion of the front door 20. An upper right front cover 260 and an upper right side cover 265 are attached to the upper right speaker hole 47.

  The upper right front cover 260 is formed in a disk shape having a plurality of holes, and is attached to the front portion of the upper right side cover 265 so as to cover the front opening of the upper right side cover 265. The upper right side cover 265 is formed in a cylindrical shape that opens back and forth in accordance with the shape of the upper right speaker hole 47 of the front door 20, and as shown in FIG. It is attached to the inner wall from the back side of the front door 20. Accordingly, the front portion of the upper right speaker hole 47 is covered by the upper right front cover 260. A light inlet 266 that guides light from the speaker illumination LED 219 to the inside of the upper right side cover 265 is formed on the upper right side cover 265. Further, as shown in FIG. 13, the upper wall portion of the upper right speaker hole 47 has a speaker illumination opening 229 of the right fever lamp 200 (lamp house bracket 220) and an optical entrance 266 of the upper right side cover 265. And a light passage hole 48 is formed.

  Thus, when the speaker illumination LED 219 of the right fever lamp 200 is turned on, the light emitted from the speaker illumination LED 219 is, as shown in FIG. 12, the speaker illumination opening 229 of the lamp house bracket 220, the upper right speaker hole. 47 passes through the light passage hole 48 and the light entrance 266 of the upper right side cover 265, and is irradiated on the inner peripheral surface of the upper right side cover 265. Part of the light emitted to the inner peripheral surface of the upper right side cover 265 is reflected forward of the upper right side cover 265, passes through the upper right front cover 260, and reaches the position of the player's eyes. At this time, it is visually recognized by the player as if light is emitted from the upper right speaker unit 45.

  Some conventional gaming machines have a speaker unit provided with an effect lamp. However, when providing an effect lamp behind the diaphragm of the speaker unit, the diaphragm needs to be made of a transparent member, and a general diaphragm (such as cone paper) cannot be used. In addition, when providing an effect lamp in front of the diaphragm of the speaker unit, the structure is complicated and the degree of freedom is small so that the lamp substrate does not block the front of the speaker unit.

  In contrast, according to the present embodiment, the speaker illumination opening 229 and the upper right side cover 265 of the right fever lamp 200 (lamp house bracket 220) are formed on the upper wall portion of the upper right speaker hole 47 in the front door 20. Since the light passage hole 48 that communicates with the light entrance 266 is formed, the light emitted from the speaker illumination LED 219 of the right Fever lamp 200 is transmitted through the speaker illumination opening 229, the light passage hole 48, and the light entrance. 266 passes through the inner peripheral surface of the upper right side cover 265. Thereby, it is not necessary to provide an effect lamp in the upper right speaker unit 45, and a more advanced effect combining light and sound can be performed with a simple configuration. In addition, since it is not necessary to provide a lamp for production in the upper right speaker unit 45, the lamp substrate or the like does not block the front of the upper right speaker unit 45, so that the upper right speaker unit does not cause a deterioration in sound quality. The front of 45 can be illuminated.

  Since the upper left front cover 160 and the upper left side cover 165 have the same configuration as the upper right front cover 260 and the upper right side cover 265, detailed description thereof is omitted. That is, the speaker illumination opening (not shown) of the left fever lamp 100 and the light entrance (not shown) of the upper left side cover 165 communicate with the upper wall portion of the upper left speaker hole 42 in the front door 20. A light passage hole (not shown) is formed. Thereby, the light emitted from the LED for speaker illumination (not shown) of the left fever lamp 100 is applied to the inner peripheral surface of the upper left side cover 165 in the same manner as the LED for speaker illumination 219 of the right fever lamp 200. . Part of the light emitted to the inner peripheral surface of the upper left side cover 165 is reflected forward of the upper left side cover 165, passes through the upper left front cover 160, and reaches the position of the player's eyes. At this time, it is visually recognized by the player as if light is emitted from the upper left speaker unit 40. Therefore, the same effect as the upper right speaker unit 45 can be obtained.

  Next, the pseudo speaker unit 300 provided in the lower right part on the front side of the front door 20 will be described with reference to FIGS. As shown in FIG. 14, the pseudo speaker unit 300 includes a speaker-type decorative member 310, a pseudo speaker illumination board 320, a cap member 330, and a cover member 340.

  The speaker-type decorative member 310 is formed in a disk shape using a colored resin material, and is attached to the pseudo-speaker mounting portion 68 formed on the front right side lower portion of the front door 20 by a fixing member (not shown) such as a screw. Mounting is fixed. The speaker-type decorative member 310 includes a pseudo-speaker portion 311 formed by imitating the front shape of a cone-type diaphragm of a speaker, and a support rib 313 extending substantially at right angles (rearward) from the outer periphery of the pseudo-speaker portion 311. Have. As shown in FIG. 15, the pseudo speaker portion 311 is supported substantially parallel to the bottom surface (front surface) of the pseudo speaker mounting portion 68 by support ribs 313 provided on the outer peripheral portion of the pseudo speaker portion 311. A projection-like lamp support portion 312 that supports the pseudo speaker illumination substrate 320 and the cap member 330 is formed in the central portion of the pseudo speaker portion 311. As shown in FIG. 14, a plurality of pseudo speaker locking pieces 314 for temporarily fixing the speaker-type decorative member 310 to the pseudo speaker mounting portion 68 of the front door 20 extend to the back side and are formed on the support rib 313. Yes. The support rib 313 is formed with a plurality of protruding cover locking portions 315 that can lock the cover locking pieces 341 of the cover member 340.

  As shown in FIG. 14, the pseudo speaker illumination board 320 is formed in a regular octagonal plate shape, and is fixedly attached to the lamp support portion 312 of the speaker-type decorative member 310 by a fixing member (not shown) such as a screw. The On the front side (rear side) of the pseudo speaker illumination board 320, eight pseudo speaker illumination LEDs 321, 321,... Facing the inner periphery of the pseudo speaker part 311 are arranged in a regular octagonal side of the pseudo speaker illumination board 320. One piece is provided along each part. The pseudo speaker illumination board 320 is electrically connected to a sub control board 506 (details will be described later) of the sub control unit 500. Based on a lamp control signal output from the sub control board 506, the pseudo speaker illumination LED 321 emits light. Take control. As the LED 321 for pseudo speaker illumination, for example, a single color (for example, blue) LED is used.

  The cap member 330 is formed in a disk shape simulating the shape of a speaker cap using a colored resin material, and is attached to the pseudo speaker illumination board 320 so as to cover the back side (front side) of the pseudo speaker illumination board 320. It is done. That is, as shown in FIG. 15, the eight pseudo speaker illumination LEDs 321, 321,... Are exposed toward the inner periphery of the pseudo speaker portion 311.

  The cover member 340 is formed in a lid shape that covers the front of the speaker-type decorative member 310, the pseudo speaker illumination board 320, and the cap member 330 using a transparent resin material. A plurality of cover locking pieces 341 that can be locked to the cover locking portion 315 of the speaker-type decorative member 310 are formed on the outer periphery of the cover member 340. Are engaged with the cover engaging portions 315, 315,... Of the speaker-type decorative member 310, so that the cover member 340 is connected to the speaker as shown in FIG. It is attached to the speaker type decorative member 310 so as to cover the front of the type decorative member 310.

  A lower right speaker unit 65 is attached to the lower right side of the rear side of the front door 20 so that the diaphragm 66 faces the front of the front door 20. As shown in FIG. 15, the pseudo speaker unit 300 (speaker type decorative member 310) is arranged so as to be shifted upward so as to overlap with a part of the lower right speaker unit 65 when viewed from the front of the front door 20. The lower right speaker unit 65 is a so-called dynamic speaker unit, and has a cone-shaped diaphragm 66 that emits sound at the front. A portion of the front door 20 that is located near the lower part of the speaker-type decorative member 310 and faces the diaphragm 66 of the lower right speaker unit 65, that is, a right rear surface portion of the tray 34, is formed from the diaphragm 66 of the lower right speaker unit 65. A lower right speaker hole 67 that guides the sound emitted forward to the front side of the front door 20 is formed.

  A rear cover 70 that covers the back side of the lower right speaker unit 65 is attached to the back side of the lower right speaker unit 65. The upper portion of the rear cover 70 is formed so as to protrude upward from the lower right speaker unit 65 and open forward. In addition, a sound guide passage 69 that connects the upper opening of the rear cover 70 and the internal space of the speaker-type decorative member 310 is formed through the front door 20 at the center of the pseudo speaker mounting portion 68 in the front door 20. The sound guide passage 69 guides the sound emitted from the diaphragm 66 of the lower right speaker unit 65 into the rear rear cover 70 from the upper opening of the rear cover 70 to the internal space of the speaker-type decorative member 310. .

  A lower left speaker unit 60 is attached to the lower left side of the front door 20 so that a diaphragm (not shown) faces the front of the front door 20 (see FIG. 3). As shown in FIG. 14, a left lower speaker hole 62 is formed in the left rear portion of the tray 34 to guide sound emitted forward from the diaphragm of the lower left speaker unit 60 to the front side of the front door 20. .

  In the pseudo speaker unit 300 configured as described above, when the lower right speaker unit 65 is operated, the sound emitted forward from the diaphragm 66 of the lower right speaker unit 65 passes through the lower right speaker hole 67 and the front door. Sound is emitted in front of 20. On the other hand, the sound emitted from the diaphragm 66 of the lower right speaker unit 65 into the rear rear cover 70 passes through the sound guide passage 69 of the front door 20 from the upper opening of the rear cover 70 and the inner space of the speaker type decorative member 310. Led to. As a result, the sound emitted from the lower right speaker unit 65 is directly emitted forward from the lower right speaker hole 67 located near the lower portion of the pseudo speaker unit 300 (speaker type decorative member 310), and the speaker type. Since the sound guided to the internal space of the decorative member 310 is indirectly emitted forward from the speaker-type decorative member 310, the pseudo speaker unit 300 itself does not generate sound, but it is as if the pseudo speaker unit. The player feels that sound is generated from 300 (speaker-type decorative member 310).

  At this time, the pseudo speaker illumination board 320 performs light emission control of the LED 321 for pseudo speaker illumination based on the lamp control signal output from the sub control board 506 of the sub control unit 500. When the pseudo-speaker illumination LED 321 is turned on, the light emitted from the pseudo-speaker illumination LED 321 is partially irradiated to the outer periphery of the pseudo-speaker unit 311. Therefore, by turning on the eight pseudo speaker illumination LEDs 321, 321,..., The entire outer periphery of the pseudo speaker unit 311 can be illuminated and the outer periphery of the pseudo speaker unit 311 can emit light in an annular shape. As a result, it is possible to produce a visual effect using a speaker diaphragm (actually, the speaker-type decorative member 310) in a pseudo manner, and it is possible to achieve a more advanced effect combining light and sound.

  As described above, according to the present embodiment, the lower right speaker unit 65 is disposed on the front door 20 in the vicinity of the pseudo speaker unit 300 (speaker type decorative member 310) and the diaphragm 66 of the lower right speaker unit 65. A lower right speaker hole 67 is formed to guide sound emitted forward from the diaphragm 66 to the front side of the front door 20, and the pseudo speaker mounting portion 68 in the front door 20 is rearward from the diaphragm 66 of the lower right speaker unit 65. A sound guide passage is formed to guide the sound emitted from the rear cover 70 to the speaker-type decorative member 310. This allows the player to visually and audibly (pseudo-) recognize the speaker diaphragm using a material (resin material, etc.) that is harder than the diaphragm of the speaker. It is possible to prevent unauthorized access to the inside of the slot machine SM by opening the slot, and it is possible to perform more sophisticated effects while preventing fraud.

  In addition, a pseudo speaker illumination substrate 320 that illuminates the outer periphery of the speaker type decorative member 310 (pseudo speaker unit 311) and emits light in a ring shape is provided at the center of the speaker type decorative member 310, so that a pseudo speaker A visual effect using the diaphragm (actually the speaker-type decorative member 310) can be performed, and a more sophisticated effect combining light and sound can be achieved while preventing fraud.

  Next, the effect display device 400 provided on the left side of the front surface of the front door 20 will be described with reference to FIGS. As shown in FIGS. 16 and 17, the effect display device 400 includes a base portion 401, a prism holding frame 405, a prism member 410, a liquid crystal display device 420, a liquid crystal cover 425, a ceiling portion 430, and an upper lamp. A substrate 435, a backlight substrate 440, a left backlight unit 450, a right backlight unit 455, and various decorative members 470, 470,. The base portion 401 is composed of a plurality of plate-like members stacked with a predetermined decoration, and supports the prism holding frame 405 on the upper surface as shown in FIG.

  The prism holding frame 405 is formed using a colored translucent resin material, and as shown in FIGS. 17 and 18, a bottom portion 406 supported by the base portion 401 and a frame portion erected on the front side of the bottom portion 406. 407 and a left cover portion 408 formed on the left rear side of the frame portion 407. The bottom portion 406 is formed in a substantially triangular shape that matches the shape of the lower surface portion 413 of the prism member 410 and supports the prism member 410 on the upper surface. The frame portion 407 is formed in a rectangular frame shape matching the outer peripheral shape of the front surface portion 411 of the prism member 410, and as shown in FIG. 19A, the liquid crystal display portion 421 superimposed on the front surface portion 411 of the prism member 410. The outer peripheral portion of the abuts against the back side. The left cover portion 408 is formed in a rectangular plate shape that matches the shape of the left side surface portion 414 of the prism member 410, and covers a substantially front half region of the left side surface portion 414 of the prism member 410 as shown in FIG. It is like that.

  As shown in FIG. 16, the left cover portion 408 is disposed so as to be exposed to the outside, and thereby, the display portion of the effect display device 400 can have a prism-like stereoscopic effect.

  As shown in FIGS. 17 and 18, the prism member 410 is formed in a triangular prism shape using a transparent resin material, and has a rectangular front surface portion 411 facing forward and an equilateral triangular upper surface portion facing upward. 412, an equilateral triangular bottom surface 413 facing downward, a rectangular left surface 414 facing left rear, and a rectangular right surface 415 facing right rear. The front surface portion 411 is formed in a rectangular thin plate shape whose outer peripheral portion protrudes from the front end portions of the upper surface portion 412, the lower surface portion 413, the left side surface portion 414, and the right side surface portion 415, respectively. As shown in FIG. 19, the prism member 410 is supported by the bottom 406 of the prism holding frame 405 with the outer peripheral portion of the front surface portion 411 contacting the frame portion 407 of the prism holding frame 405 via the liquid crystal display unit 421. The In addition, although detailed illustration is abbreviate | omitted, the predetermined | prescribed decorative pattern (not shown) extended in an up-down direction is formed in the left side part 414 and the right side part 415 in groove shape.

  The liquid crystal display device 420 is configured using transmissive liquid crystal, and as shown in FIG. 17, a liquid crystal display unit 421 that performs a predetermined effect display, and a liquid crystal control that is electrically connected to the right side of the liquid crystal display unit 421. A substrate 422. The liquid crystal display unit 421 is formed in a rectangular plate shape that matches the shape of the front surface portion 411 of the prism member 410, and is attached so as to overlap the front surface portion 411 of the prism member 410 as shown in FIGS. The display area of the liquid crystal display unit 421 is set to be approximately the same size as the area surrounded by the frame part 407 of the prism holding frame 405 so that the inside of the prism member 410 can be viewed through the display area of the liquid crystal display unit 421. It is configured. The liquid crystal control board 422 is electrically connected to a sub control board 506 (details will be described later) of the sub control unit 500, and based on an image control signal output from the sub control board 506, image display control of the liquid crystal display unit 421 is performed. I do. As shown in FIGS. 17 to 19, the liquid crystal cover 425 is formed in a rectangular plate shape that matches the shape of the frame portion 407 of the prism holding frame 405 using a transparent resin material, and closes the opening of the frame portion 407. It attaches to the front part of the frame part 407.

  As shown in FIG. 17, the ceiling portion 430 is composed of a plurality of plate-like members that are stacked with a predetermined decoration, and as shown in FIG. 18, the prism portion 430 covers the upper surface portion 412 of the prism member 410. It is attached to the upper part of the holding frame 405. On the lower surface side of the ceiling portion 430, the upper lamp substrate 435 is attached so as to be positioned between the prism member 410 (upper surface portion 412) and the ceiling portion 430.

  As shown in FIG. 17, the upper lamp substrate 435 is formed in a substantially triangular plate shape that matches the shape of the upper surface portion 412 of the prism member 410. An upper LED 436 is provided on the upper surface of the upper lamp substrate 435 so as to face substantially forward. The upper lamp board 435 is electrically connected to the sub control board 506 of the sub control unit 500, and performs light emission control of the upper LED 436 based on the lamp control signal output from the sub control board 506. For example, a multi-color LED is used as the upper LED 436.

  As shown in FIG. 17, the backlight substrate 440 is formed in a rectangular plate shape that matches the height of the prism member 410, and is disposed behind the prism member 410. On the front surface side (front side) of the backlight substrate 440, six backlight LEDs 441, 441,... Facing the rear end portions of the left and right backlight portions 450, 455 (prism member 410) are the backlight substrate 440. Are arranged along one long side of the rectangle. The backlight board 440 is electrically connected to the sub control board 506 of the sub control unit 500, and performs light emission control of the backlight LED 441 based on the lamp control signal output from the sub control board 506. As the backlight LED 441, for example, a white LED is used.

  As shown in FIGS. 18 and 19A, the left backlight unit 450 includes a left holding plate 451, a left light guide plate 452, and a left sheet member 453, and is substantially the left side portion 414 of the prism member 410. It is attached so as to overlap the second half area. The left holding plate 451 is formed in a plate shape that is bent along the left side surface portion 414 of the prism member 410 using a white resin material, and a concave portion that receives and holds the left light guide plate 452 is formed on the front surface side. Yes. The left light guide plate 452 is formed in a plate shape that is bent along the left side surface portion 414 of the prism member 410 using a transparent resin material, and is held so as to overlap the front surface of the left holding plate 451. On the back surface of the left light guide plate 452, fine concave and convex reflection dots (not shown) are formed for irregularly reflecting light traveling inside the left light guide plate 452. Further, the rear end portion of the left light guide plate 452 is exposed toward the backlight LEDs 441, 441,... Of the backlight substrate 440. The left sheet member 453 includes a diffusion sheet (diffusion plate) that diffuses light emitted from the left light guide plate 452, a prism sheet that changes the direction of light emitted from the left light guide plate 452, and the like. It arrange | positions so that it may overlap with the front surface of the optical plate 452. FIG.

  The right backlight unit 455 includes a right holding plate 456, a right light guide plate 457, and a right sheet member 458, and is attached so as to overlap a region in the substantially second half of the right side surface portion 415 of the prism member 410. The right holding plate 456 is formed in a plate shape that is bent along the right side surface portion 415 of the prism member 410 using a white resin material, and a concave portion that receives and holds the right light guide plate 457 is formed on the front surface side. Yes. The right light guide plate 457 is formed in a plate shape that is bent along the right side surface portion 415 of the prism member 410 using a transparent resin material, and is held so as to overlap the front surface of the right holding plate 456. On the back surface of the right light guide plate 457, fine uneven reflection dots (not shown) for irregularly reflecting the light traveling inside the right light guide plate 457 are formed. Further, the rear end portion of the right light guide plate 457 is exposed toward the backlight LEDs 441, 441,... Of the backlight substrate 440. The right sheet member 458 is configured by overlapping a diffusion sheet (diffusion plate) that diffuses light emitted from the right light guide plate 457, a prism sheet that changes the direction of light emitted from the right light guide plate 457, and the like. It arrange | positions so that it may overlap with the front surface of the optical plate 457. FIG.

  In the effect display device 400 configured as described above, the liquid crystal control board 422 performs image display control of the liquid crystal display unit 421 based on the image control signal output from the sub control board 506 of the sub control unit 500. Further, the backlight substrate 440 performs light emission control of the backlight LED 441 based on the lamp control signal output from the sub control substrate 506 of the sub control unit 500. Further, the upper lamp board 435 performs light emission control of the upper LED 436 based on the lamp control signal output from the sub control board 506 of the sub control unit 500.

  When the backlight LED 441 is turned on, the light emitted from the backlight LED 441 enters the rear end portion of the left light guide plate 452 of the left backlight unit 450 and the rear end portion of the right light guide plate 457 of the right backlight unit 455. To do. The light incident on the rear end portion of the left light guide plate 452 travels while reflecting inside the left light guide plate 452, and the light irregularly reflected by the reflective dots (not shown) on the back side of the left light guide plate 452 is left light guide plate 452. And the inside of the prism member 410 through the front and left sheet members 453. On the other hand, the light incident on the rear end portion of the right light guide plate 457 travels while reflecting inside the right light guide plate 457, and the light irregularly reflected by the reflective dots (not shown) on the back side of the right light guide plate 457 is guided to the right. The light reaches the inside of the prism member 410 through the front surface of the optical plate 457 and the right sheet member 458. The light emitted uniformly from the entire front surface of the left backlight unit 450 and the right backlight unit 455 to the inside of the prism member 410 travels forward in the prism member 410 and passes through the front surface unit 411 to pass through the liquid crystal display unit 421. Irradiated to the back side.

  At this time, the light emitted from the left backlight unit 450 and reaching the substantially front half region of the right side surface 415 of the prism member 410 has an incident angle of light larger than the total reflection angle, and therefore the light at the right side surface 415 is approximately. The light is reflected by the front half region, passes through the front surface portion 411, and is irradiated on the back surface side of the liquid crystal display portion 421. Similarly, the light emitted from the right backlight unit 455 and reaching the substantially front half region of the left side surface portion 414 of the prism member 410 has a light incident angle larger than the total reflection angle. The light is reflected by the minute region, passes through the front surface portion 411, and is irradiated on the back surface side of the liquid crystal display portion 421. Therefore, the size of the left backlight portion 450 and the right backlight portion 455 can be made smaller than the left side surface portion 414 and the right side surface portion 415 of the prism member 410, and the apparatus can be reduced in size and cost. .

  In this way, a predetermined effect is displayed on the liquid crystal display unit 421 illuminated by the left and right backlight units 450 and 455. At this time, the player can visually recognize the inside of the prism member 410 in a manner superimposed on the effect displayed on the liquid crystal display unit 421. A predetermined decorative pattern (not shown) is formed in a region in the substantially second half of the left side surface portion 414 and the right side surface portion 415 of the prism member 410. Furthermore, a predetermined decorative pattern formed on the opposite side surface portion (region in the second half portion of the left side surface portion 414 and the right side surface portion 415) by total reflection is formed in the substantially front half region of the left side surface portion 414 and the right side surface portion 415. An image is projected. Therefore, when the player visually recognizes the inside of the prism member 410, the predetermined decorative pattern is visually recognized as overlapping the back of the liquid crystal display unit 421. This makes it possible to perform a variety of effects with depth.

  For example, if the light amount of the backlight LED 441 is changed to a relatively large light amount, the predetermined decorative pattern of the prism member 410 becomes bright and difficult to see, so that only the effect displayed on the liquid crystal display unit 421 is visible to the player. Is done. In addition, when the liquid crystal display unit 421 does not display, the player can visually recognize only the inside of the prism member 410 through the display area of the liquid crystal display unit 421. At this time, when the backlight LED 441 is turned on, it is visually recognized that a predetermined decorative pattern is formed in the back (overlapping) of the liquid crystal display unit 421 as in the case described above. Further, when the upper LED 436 is turned on instead of the backlight LED 441, the light emitted forward from the upper LED 436 is diffusely reflected downward by a reflection unit (not shown) formed on the ceiling 430, and the upper surface of the prism member 410. It reaches the inside of the prism member 410 through the portion 412. Therefore, the player visually recognizes that the predetermined decorative pattern is formed in the back (overlapping) of the liquid crystal display unit 421 with a different taste from the case where the backlight LED 441 is turned on. At this time, if a multicolor LED is used as the upper LED 436 and the emission color is changed, the color of the decorative pattern visually recognized by the player can be changed. In this way, it is possible to perform a variety of effect displays with depth. Note that the upper lamp substrate 435 is less visible to the player due to total reflection at the upper surface portion 412 of the prism member 410.

  Some conventional gaming machines are provided with a small effect display device in addition to the image display device. By combining the image display device and the effect display device, more various effects can be achieved. However, many of these conventional effect display devices perform a flat effect display (for example, an effect display with coarser dots than the image display device), and more various effect displays are required.

  On the other hand, according to the present embodiment, the liquid crystal display unit 421 having transparency is provided so as to overlap the front surface part 411 of the prism member 410, and the left side part 414 and the right side part 415 of the prism member 410 are left to overlap. A backlight unit 450 and a right backlight unit 455 are provided. Therefore, the player can visually recognize the inside of the prism member 410 over the effect displayed on the liquid crystal display unit 421, and can perform various effect displays with depth.

  Next, the sub-control unit 500 provided on the upper back side of the front door 20 will be described with reference to FIGS. As shown in FIGS. 20 to 22, the sub control unit 500 includes an image control board 501, a sub control board 506, and a board case unit 510 in which these are accommodated. The image control board 501 is electrically connected to the sub control board 506 and performs image display control of the image display device 30 based on the image control signal output from the sub control board 506. The sub control board 506 is electrically connected to the main control device 15, and performs overall presentation control of the slot machine SM based on various commands output from the main control device 15.

  For example, the sub control board 506 is electrically connected to the image control board 501, determines an effect mode displayed on the image display device 30 based on various commands output from the main control device 15, and the effect mode The image control signal corresponding to the above is output to the image control board 501. The sub-control board 506 is electrically connected to the liquid crystal control board 422, the upper lamp board 435, and the backlight board 440, and is displayed on the effect display device 400 based on various commands output from the main control device 15. An effect mode is determined, and an image control signal corresponding to the effect mode is output to the liquid crystal control board 422, and a lamp control signal is output to the upper lamp board 435 and the backlight board 440, respectively. The sub control board 506 is electrically connected to the lamp board 210, and based on various commands output from the main control device 15, the right fever lamp 200 and the upper right speaker unit 45 (and the left fever lamp 100 and An effect mode by light emission in the upper left speaker unit 40) is determined, and a lamp control signal corresponding to the effect mode is output to the lamp substrate 210.

  As shown in FIGS. 20 to 22, the substrate case unit 510 includes an image control board case 520 in which the image control board 501 is accommodated, a sub control board case 560 in which the sub control board 506 is accommodated, and an image control board case. 520 and the sub control board case 560, and a case holding mechanism 650 that can fix and hold the sub control board case 560 to the image control board case 520. As shown in FIGS. 25 to 26, the image control board case 520 includes a first case body member 521, a first case lid member 531, a heat sink member 541, a heat radiation sheet 551, and a cooling fan 556. ing.

  The first case main body member 521 is formed in a rectangular box shape having a front side opened using a transparent resin material, and closes the front opening of the first case main body member 521 on the upper back side of the front door 20. It is attached. Accordingly, a cooling air passage 527 is formed on the front side of the first case body member 521 so as to be surrounded by the first case body member 521 and the back surface of the image display device 30. Case attachment portions 522 for attaching the first case body member 521 to the back side of the front door 20 are formed on the left and right side portions of the first case body member 521 by fixing members (not shown) such as screws.

  A substrate support portion 523, a lid support portion 524, and a heat dissipation member attachment portion 525 are formed on the back surface portion of the first case body member 521. The substrate support portions 523 are formed in a boss shape that can support the image control substrate 501, and six substrate support portions 523 are arranged according to the outer peripheral shape of the image control substrate 501. The lid support portions 524 are formed in a boss shape capable of supporting the first case lid member 531 higher than the substrate support portion 523, and four lid support portions 524 are arranged according to the outer peripheral shape of the first case lid member 531. The heat radiating member mounting portion 525 is formed in a claw shape that can be locked to the heat radiating plate 542 of the heat sink member 541. Inside the heat dissipating member mounting portion 525, a heat dissipating fin insertion hole 526 having a rectangular hole shape that matches the shape of the heat dissipating fin 543 of the heat sink member 541 is formed. The heat sink member 541 is attached to the heat radiating plate mounting portion 525 by inserting the heat radiating fins 543 into the heat radiating fin insertion holes 526 and engaging the claw portions of the heat radiating plate mounting portions 525 with the edges of the heat radiating plate 542.

  A hole-shaped cooling fan receiving portion 528 capable of receiving the cooling fan 556 is formed on the upper portion of the first case main body member 521, and the cooling air passage 527 formed to be closed on the front side of the first case main body member 521. And the upper outside of the first case main body member 521 communicate with each other. On the other hand, a plurality of elongated and small cooling air discharge holes 529, 529,... Are formed side by side in the left-right direction at the lower portion of the first case body member 521, and are closed and formed on the front side of the first case body member 521. The cooling air passage 527 and the lower outside of the first case body member 521 communicate with each other.

  The first case lid member 531 is formed in a rectangular lid shape whose front side is opened using a transparent resin material. Lid attachment holes 532 are formed at the four corners of the first case lid member 531, and a first lid fixing member 559 such as a screw is inserted into the lid attachment hole 532 to the lid support portion 524 of the first case body member 521. By fixing, the first case lid member 531 is attached and fixed to the back side of the first case body member 521 so as to cover the image control board 501. A cooling fan cover portion 533 having a plurality of small holes is formed on the upper portion of the first case lid member 531, and the upper surface of the cooling fan 556 received by the cooling fan receiving portion 528 of the first case body member 521 is formed. It comes to cover. Accordingly, the cooling fan 556 is disposed at the upper end of the cooling air passage 527 formed to be closed on the front surface side of the first case body member 521, and sends the cooling air to the cooling air passage 527 from the outside. Yes.

  The heat sink member 541 is formed in a rectangular plate shape using a metal material having high thermal conductivity, and extends in a vertical direction within a plane perpendicular to the heat dissipation plate 542 and a rectangular plate-shaped heat dissipation plate 542 extending in the left-right direction. It has a thin plate-like heat radiation fin 543. The radiating fins 543 are formed to be connected to the front surface side of the radiating plate 542, and are inserted into the radiating fin insertion holes 526 of the first case main body member 521 so as to be exposed to the cooling air passage 527. A heat radiating sheet 551 is bonded to the rear surface of the heat radiating plate 542 so as to overlap the image control CPU 502 of the image control board 501. The heat radiating sheet 551 is formed in a substantially square thin plate shape using a resin material having high thermal conductivity and insulation (for example, a silicon sheet), and is sandwiched between the heat radiating plate 542 and the image control CPU 502. ing.

  As shown in FIG. 27, the sub control board case 560 includes a second case body member 561, a second case lid member 571, and a case sealing member 581. The second case main body member 561 is formed in a rectangular box shape whose back side is opened using a transparent resin material. A substrate support rib 562, a lid mounting boss 563, and a cover mounting boss 564 are formed on the inner side (back side) of the second case main body member 561. The board support ribs 562 are formed in a rib shape that can support the sub-control board 506 and extend vertically and horizontally inside (on the back side) of the second case body member 561. The lid mounting bosses 563 are formed in a boss shape smaller than the hole of the sub-control board 506, and four lid mounting bosses 563 are arranged in accordance with the outer peripheral shape of the second case lid member 571. The cover mounting boss 564 is formed in a boss shape that is smaller than the hole of the sub-control board 506, and is located on the upper left side on the inner side (back side) of the second case body member 561 (upper right as viewed from the back side of the second case body member 561). Part).

  The second case lid member 571 is formed in a rectangular lid shape whose front side is opened using a transparent resin material. Case attachment holes 572 are formed at four corners of the second case cover member 571, and a second case fixing member (not shown) such as a screw is inserted through the case attachment hole 572 to form a second case body member 561. The second case lid member 571 is attached and fixed to the back side of the second case body member 561 so as to cover the sub-control board 506. In the upper left part of the second case cover member 571 (upper right part when viewed from the back side of the second case cover member 571), the first main controller connector 507 provided on the upper left part of the sub control board 506 is exposed. A connector exposed portion 573 is formed (see FIG. 28A). The main control device connector 507 is electrically connected to a terminal portion (not shown) of a harness connected to the main control device 15. In addition, a second connector exposing portion 574 that exposes various connectors (not shown) provided in the lower portion of the sub-control board 506 is formed in the lower portion of the second case lid member 571.

  The case sealing member 581 is formed in a bottomed cylindrical shape that matches the shape of the case attachment hole 572 of the second case lid member 571. The case sealing member 581 is configured to be inserted into and engaged with the case mounting hole 572, and seals the case mounting hole 572 through which the second lid fixing member (not shown) is inserted. It is supposed to be.

  As shown in FIGS. 20 to 22, the coupling mechanism 600 is provided across the upper side portion of the sub control board case 560 and the image control board case 520, and the first hinge provided on the sub control board case 560. A shaft 601 and a second hinge shaft 602; a first shaft engaging portion 611 and a second shaft engaging portion 612 provided in the image control board case 520; a shaft cover member 631 and a cover sealing member 636; ing. As shown in FIG. 27, the first hinge shaft 601 is formed in a round bar shape in the upper right part of the second case body member 561 (upper left part when viewed from the back side of the second case body member 561). The member 561 protrudes to the right side (left side as viewed from the back side of the second case body member 561). The second hinge shaft 602 is formed in a round bar shape at the upper left part of the second case main body member 561 (upper right part when viewed from the back side of the second case main body member 561), and the left side of the second case main body member 561 (first The two case main body member 561 protrudes to the right side as viewed from the back side.

  The first shaft engaging portion 611 is located on the left side (viewed from the back side of the first case body member 521) in the upper right part of the first case body member 521 (upper left when viewed from the back side of the first case body member 521). The first hinge shaft 601 is rotatably engaged with the first hinge shaft 601. The second shaft engaging portion 612 is formed in a claw shape that is elastically deformable at the upper left portion of the first case main body member 521 (the upper right portion when viewed from the back side of the first case main body member 521), and the second hinge shaft 602. Engages freely. As shown in FIGS. 24 and 28A, the first hinge shaft 601 is inserted into and engaged with the first shaft engaging portion 611, and the second hinge shaft 602 is engaged with the second shaft engaging portion 612 in this state. By engaging with the sub-control board case 560, the sub-control board case 560 is swingably connected to the back side of the image control board case 520. At this time, since the second shaft engaging portion 612 is formed in an elastically deformable claw shape, the second hinge shaft 602 can be easily engaged with the second shaft engaging portion 612, and the image control board case 520 can be easily engaged. And the sub-control board case 560 can be easily connected.

  As shown in FIG. 28B, the shaft cover member 631 uses a transparent resin material to cover the engaging portion between the second shaft engaging portion 612 and the second hinge shaft 602 and the vicinity of the engaging portion. The shaft cover portion 632, the connector cover portion 633, and the cover attachment hole portion 634 are formed. The shaft cover portion 632 is formed in a curved bowl shape, and the engagement between the second shaft engaging portion 612 and the second hinge shaft 602 formed in a claw shape regardless of the swing position of the sub-control board case 560. The joint is covered from the back side. The connector cover portion 633 is formed in a rectangular lid shape matching the shape of the first connector exposed portion 573 of the second case lid member 571, and is a connector for the main control device of the sub control board 506 exposed by the first connector exposed portion 573. 507 (see FIG. 28A) is covered. The left side portion of the connector cover portion 633 (the right side portion when viewed from the back side of the connector cover portion 633) covers the left side portion of the second case body member 561 (the right side portion when viewed from the back side of the second case body member 561). Thus, it is formed to extend forward so as to prevent unauthorized access to the main control device connector 507. The cover mounting hole 634 is formed in the upper part of the connector cover 633, and a cover fixing member (not shown) such as a screw is inserted into the cover mounting hole 634 and fixed to the cover mounting boss 564 of the second case body member 561. As a result, the shaft cover member 631 is attached and fixed to the rear upper left side of the second case body member 561 so as to cover the engaging portion between the second shaft engaging portion 612 and the second hinge shaft 602 and the vicinity of the engaging portion. Is done.

  The cover sealing member 636 is formed in a bottomed cylindrical shape that matches the shape of the cover attachment hole 634 of the shaft cover member 631. The cover sealing member 636 is configured to be inserted into and engaged with the cover attachment hole 634, so as to close and seal the cover attachment hole 634 through which the cover fixing member (not shown) is inserted. It has become.

  As shown in FIGS. 20 to 24, the case holding mechanism 650 is provided across the lower side portion of the sub control board case 560 and the image control board case 520, and includes a board case support member 651, an image control board case, and the like. 520 includes a first shaft receiving portion 661 and a main body receiving portion 662, and a second shaft receiving portion 671 and a locking portion 673 provided in the sub-control board case 560. As shown in FIGS. 25 and 27, the substrate case support member 651 is formed in a plate shape that can support the sub-control substrate case 560 using a resin material, and includes a main body plate portion 652, a first shaft portion 653, An operation piece portion 654 and a second shaft portion 656 are provided. The main body plate portion 652 is formed in a plate shape, a first shaft portion 653 is formed at one end of the main body plate portion 652, and a second shaft portion 656 is formed at the other end of the main body plate portion 652.

  The first shaft portion 653 is formed in a round bar shape extending in the left-right direction, and protrudes left and right from one end side portion of the main body plate portion 652. The second shaft portion 656 is formed in a round bar shape extending in the left-right direction, and protrudes left and right from the other end side portion of the main body plate portion 652. The operation piece portion 654 is formed on the body portion of the first shaft portion 653 so as to protrude along the extension line of the main body plate portion 652, and an operation for swinging the substrate case support member 651 is performed. ing. The operation piece 654 is formed with an insertion hole 655 through which the locking portion 673 provided in the sub-control board case 560 is inserted.

  The first shaft receiving portion 661 is recessed on the lower back side of the first case lid member 531, and the first shaft portion 653 of the substrate case support member 651 is rotatably engaged. As a result, the substrate case support member 651 is swingably connected to the first case lid member 531 of the image control substrate case 520. The main body receiving portion 662 is recessed so as to receive the main body plate portion 652 and the second shaft portion 656 of the substrate case supporting member 651 on the lower back side of the first case lid member 531, and the lower end portion of the main body receiving portion 662 Is connected to the first shaft receiving portion 661. Accordingly, when the substrate case support member 651 is swung so as to be substantially parallel to the first case lid member 531, the substrate case support member 651 (the main body plate portion 652 and the second shaft portion 656) is received by the main body. Part 662 is received. At this time, the sub-control board case 560 can be swung to a parallel position overlapping the image control board case 520 substantially in parallel (see FIG. 24).

  As shown in FIGS. 20 to 23, the second shaft receiving portion 671 is recessed across the lower end portion of the second case body member 561 and the lower end portion of the second case lid member 571, and supports the substrate case. The second shaft portion 656 of the member 651 is configured to be received and locked. As a result, when the second shaft portion 656 of the substrate case support member 651 received by the main body receiving portion 662 is swung and locked to the second shaft receiving portion 671, the substrate case support member 651 causes the sub-control board case. 560 is held in a state where it is supported at an inclined position inclined with respect to the image control board case 520 (see FIGS. 20 to 23). The locking portion 673 is formed to project in a claw shape at the lower end portion of the second case lid member 571, and is inserted into the insertion hole 655 of the substrate case support member 651 when the sub control substrate case 560 swings to the parallel position. And configured to be engaged with the operation piece 654. As a result, the sub-control board case 560 is held in the parallel position (see FIG. 24). On the front side of the second case main body member 561, a protrusion 672 that can contact the main body plate portion 652 of the substrate case support member 651 received by the main body receiving portion 662 of the first case lid member 531 (FIG. 21). Are formed).

  In order to assemble the sub-control unit 500 configured as described above on the back side of the front door 20, first, as shown in FIGS. 25 to 26, the first case body member 521 of the image control board case 520 is attached to the front door. Attach to the back side of the 20. At this time, a fixing member (not shown) such as a screw is inserted through the case mounting portion 522 of the first case body member 521 and fixed to the front door 20. Accordingly, the front opening of the first case body member 521 is blocked by the image display device 30, and the first case body member 521 and the back surface of the image display device 30 are disposed on the front side of the first case body member 521. Surroundingly, a cooling air passage 527 is formed.

  Next, the heat sink member 541 is attached to the heat radiating plate attaching portion 525 of the first case body member 521. At this time, the heat radiating fins 543 of the heat sink member 541 are inserted into the heat radiating fin insertion holes 526 of the first case main body member 521, and the claw portions of the heat radiating plate mounting portions 525 are engaged with the edges of the heat radiating plate 542 of the heat sink member 541. Let Further, the cooling fan 556 is received and attached to the cooling fan receiving portion 528 of the first case body member 521.

  Next, the heat radiation sheet 551 is overlapped and joined to the back surface of the heat radiation plate 542 of the heat sink member 541. At this time, the heat radiation sheet 551 is arranged so that the image control CPU 502 of the image control board 501 overlaps when the image control board 501 is attached.

  Next, the image control board 501 is attached and fixed to the board support portion 523 of the first case body member 521. As a result, the image control board 501 is supported by the board support portion 523 in a state where the heat dissipation sheet 551 is sandwiched between the heat dissipation plate 542 of the heat sink member 541 and the image control CPU 502 of the image control board 501.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 27, the first case lid member 531 is attached to the first case body member 521. At this time, the first lid fixing member 559 such as a screw is inserted into the lid mounting hole 532 of the first case lid member 531 and fixed to the lid support portion 524 of the first case body member 521. Accordingly, the image control board 501, the heat sink member 541, the cooling fan 556, and the like are housed in the housing space of the image control board case 520 surrounded by the first case body member 521 and the first case lid member 531.

  Next, the sub-control board case 560 that is assembled by accommodating the sub-control board 506 in advance is connected to the image control board case 520. At this time, as shown in FIGS. 24 and 28A, the first hinge shaft 601 of the coupling mechanism 600 is inserted into and engaged with the first shaft engaging portion 611, and the second hinge shaft 602 is engaged in this state. The second shaft engaging portion 612 is engaged. Thus, the sub control board case 560 is swingably connected to the back side of the image control board case 520.

  Next, the shaft cover member 631 is attached to the back side of the upper right portion of the second case body member 561 in the sub-control board case 560. At this time, a cover fixing member (not shown) such as a screw is inserted into the cover mounting hole 634 of the shaft cover member 631 and fixed to the cover mounting boss 564 of the second case body member 561. Further, the cover sealing member 636 is inserted into and engaged with the cover mounting hole 634, and the cover mounting hole 634 through which the cover fixing member is inserted is closed and sealed. As a result, the shaft cover member 631 is attached and fixed to the upper left back side of the second case body member 561 so as to cover the engaging portion between the second shaft engaging portion 612 and the second hinge shaft 602 and the vicinity of the engaging portion. The

  Further, the substrate case support member 651 of the case holding mechanism 650 is attached to the first case lid member 531. At this time, the first shaft portion 653 of the substrate case support member 651 is engaged with the first shaft receiving portion 661 of the first case lid member 531, and the substrate case support member 651 (the main body plate portion 652 and the second shaft portion 656). Is swung so as to be substantially parallel to the first case lid member 531 and received by the main body receiving portion 662. Then, the sub-control board case 560 is swung to the above-described parallel position, and the locking part 673 formed in the second case cover member 571 is inserted into the insertion hole 655 of the board case support member 651 to the operation piece part 654. Lock.

  In this way, the sub control unit 500 is assembled on the back side of the front door 20. At this time, as shown in FIG. 24A, the sub control board case 560 is fixed and held in parallel with the image control board case 520 by the case holding mechanism 650. Both the case 520 and the sub control board case 560 are substantially parallel, and the transport space of the front door 20 can be made smaller than the state in which the sub control board case 560 is inclined with respect to the image control board case 520 and the front door 20. Thus, the front door 20 to which the sub control unit 500 is assembled can be easily conveyed.

  Conventionally, a gaming machine is provided with an image control board that controls the operation of the image display device in accordance with an effect mode determined by a sub control board (effect control board). In recent years, a CPU (Central Processing Unit) having a high computing capability is being used to display various effects with high visibility. When the CPU's computing power increases, the amount of heat generated from the CPU also increases, so that dedicated cooling components (such as the heat sink member 541 and the cooling fan 556 in this embodiment) are required. However, the board case provided with such cooling components is likely to be complicated to assemble.

  On the other hand, according to the present embodiment, the cooling air passage 527 is formed on the front side of the first case body member 521 so as to be surrounded by the first case body member 521 and the back surface of the image display device 30. The heat radiating plate 542 of the member 541 is attached to the heat radiating plate mounting portion 525 provided on the back side (inside) of the first case main body member 521, and the heat radiating fins 543 of the heat sink member 541 are radiated fins of the first case main body member 521. It is inserted into the insertion hole 526 so as to be exposed to the cooling air passage 527. Therefore, the image control CPU 502 of the image control board 501 can be easily attached to the heat sink member 541 using the heat dissipation sheet 551 or the like with the heat sink member 541 attached in advance to the heat dissipation plate attachment portion 525 of the first case body member 521. Since they can be joined together, it is possible to easily assemble the image control board case 520 provided with cooling components (heat sink member 541 and cooling fan 556).

  Further, since the cooling air passage 527 is formed surrounded by the first case body member 521 and the back surface of the image display device 30, the back surface portion of the image display device 30 that easily generates heat and the heat radiation fins 543 of the heat sink member 541 are formed. Can be efficiently cooled at a time. Further, since the heat radiation fins 543 of the heat sink member 541 are exposed to the cooling air passage 527 surrounded by the first case body member 521 and the back surface of the image display device 30, the image control CPU 502 of the image control board 501 is cooled. Since the heat sink member 541 is not exposed to the outside, illegal acts such as unauthorized access to the image control board 501 through the gap between the heat sink member 541 and the first case body member 521 can be prevented.

  After the front door 20 is attached to the base unit 10, the sub-control board case 560 is fixedly held at the swing position with respect to the image control board case 520 by the case holding mechanism 650. Thereby, when the front door 20 is opened with respect to the base | substrate part 10, the back side (front side) of the sub control board case 560 inclined with respect to the image control board case 520 can be visually recognized easily.

  In order to swing the sub-control board case 560 from the parallel position to the swing position, as shown in FIG. 24 (b), the operation piece 654 of the board case support member 651 is pressed and swung, so that the first axis The substrate case support member 651 is swung rearward about the portion 653. Then, the locking portion 673 is unlocked from the operation piece portion 654, and the sub control substrate case 560 pressed by the second shaft portion 656 with the swing of the substrate case support member 651 is moved from the parallel position to the swing position. Swing toward When the sub control board case 560 swings to the swing position, the second shaft portion 656 is received and locked by the second shaft receiving portion 671, and the substrate case support member 651 supports the sub control board case 560. Stop in state. Thereby, the sub-control board case 560 can be easily swung from the parallel position to the rocking position. In this manner, as shown in FIGS. 20 to 23, the sub control board case 560 is fixedly held at the swing position with respect to the image control board case 520 by the case holding mechanism 650.

  Thus, according to the present embodiment, the parallel position where the sub control board case 560 overlaps with the image control board case 520 and the sub control board case 560 swing from the parallel position and the image control board case 560 swings from the parallel position. A case holding mechanism 650 capable of fixing and holding the sub-control board case 560 with respect to the image control board case 520 is provided at an inclined position inclined with respect to 520. Therefore, even if a part for performing an illegal act is attached to the gap between the image control board case 520 and the sub control board case 560, the back side of the sub control board case 560 inclined with respect to the image control board case 520 ( Since the front side) can be easily seen, cheating can be easily found.

  In addition, a coupling mechanism 600 between the image control board case 520 and the sub control board case 560 is attached to the sub control board case 560 and covers the second hinge shaft 602 and the second shaft engaging portion 612, and a shaft cover member 631. By having the cover sealing member 636 that seals the cover mounting hole 634 formed in the shaft cover member 631, it is possible to easily find an illegal act such as illegally replacing only the sub-control board case 560. can do.

  In addition, the front door 20 is opened and closed with respect to the base unit 10 in a state where the sub control board case 560 is fixedly held at the inclined position by the case holding mechanism 650, thereby opening the front door 20 with respect to the base unit 10. Since the back side (front side) of the sub control board case 560 inclined with respect to the image control board case 520 can be easily visually recognized, an illegal act can be detected more easily.

  In the above-described embodiment, multi-color LEDs are used as the first LED for illumination 211, the second LED for illumination 212, and the LED for speaker illumination 219, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, at least one of the first LED for illumination 211, the second LED for illumination 212, and the LED for speaker illumination 219 may be a single color LED, a two color LED, or the like.

  In the above-described embodiment, a monochromatic LED is used as the pseudo-speaker illumination LED 321, but is not limited thereto. For example, a two-color LED, a multi-color LED, or the like may be used as the pseudo speaker illumination LED 321.

  In the above-described embodiment, a multi-color LED is used as the upper LED 436, but is not limited thereto. For example, as the upper LED 436, a single color LED, a two color LED, or the like may be used.

  In the above-described embodiment, a white LED is used as the backlight LED 441, but is not limited thereto. For example, a multi-color LED or the like may be used as the backlight LED 441.

  In the above-described embodiment, the three second light transmitting parts 233a to 233c are provided, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the number of the second light transmitting parts may be one or two, and can be arbitrarily set. Moreover, the shape seen from the front side of the second light-transmitting portion may be a character shape, and in this way, it is possible to clearly emit characters of different colors with respect to the background.

  In the above-described embodiment, the pseudo speaker unit 300 is provided in the lower right portion on the front surface side of the front door 20, but is not limited thereto. For example, the pseudo speaker unit may be provided in the lower left part on the front side of the front door 20 so as to overlap a part of the lower left speaker unit 60, and is provided in the vicinity of the speaker unit on the front side of the front door 20. Just do it.

  In the above-described embodiment, the prism member 410 is formed in a triangular prism shape, but is not limited thereto. For example, the prism member may be formed in a pentagonal prism shape, and may be formed in a polygonal column shape configured such that the side surface portion of the prism member can be visually recognized using total reflection.

  In the above-described embodiment, the slot machine SM has been illustrated and described as an example of a gaming machine to which the present invention is applied. However, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, a sparrow ball gaming machine, an arrangement ball machine, The same effect can be applied to a pachinko machine and the like, and the same effect can be obtained.

SM slot machine (game machine)
S Lamp space 10 Base part (main body member)
20 Front door (opening / closing member)
40 Upper left speaker unit 42 Upper left speaker hole 45 Upper right speaker unit 47 Upper right speaker hole 48 Light passage hole 65 Lower right speaker unit 66 Diaphragm 67 Lower right speaker hole 68 Pseudo speaker mounting portion 69 Sound guide passage 70 Rear cover 100 Left Fever lamp (lighting device)
160 Upper left front cover 165 Upper left side cover 166 Light entrance 200 Right fever lamp (lighting device)
210 Lamp substrate 211 First LED for lighting (first light emitter)
212 LED for second illumination (second light emitter)
219 LED for speaker lighting
220 Lamphouse bracket (base member)
225 outer wall (225a mounting boss, 225b lower locking piece)
228a Left inner wall portion 228b Right inner wall portion 228c Lower inner wall portion 229 Speaker illumination opening 230 Translucent member 231 First light transmitting portion 232 Diffusion surface 233a Left second light transmitting portion 233b Right second light transmitting portion 233c Lower second 2 Translucent parts 234a-234c Groove part 240 Inner cover (lamp cover)
242a Left side hole 242b Right side hole 242c Lower side hole 250 Outer cover (lamp cover)
260 Upper right front cover 265 Upper right side cover 266 Light entrance 300 Pseudo speaker unit 310 Speaker type decorative member 311 Pseudo speaker unit 320 Pseudo speaker illumination board (illumination means)
321 LED for pseudo speaker lighting
400 effect display device 405 prism holding frame 410 prism member 420 liquid crystal display device 421 liquid crystal display unit 422 liquid crystal control board 435 upper lamp board 436 upper LED
440 Backlight board 441 Backlight LED
450 Left backlight unit 455 Right backlight unit 500 Sub control unit 501 Image control board 502 Image control CPU
506 Sub-control board (production control board)
507 Main control device connector 510 Board case unit 520 Image control board case 521 First case body member 525 Heat radiation plate mounting portion 526 Heat radiation fin insertion hole 527 Cooling air passage 528 Cooling fan receiving portion 529 Cooling air discharge hole 531 First case Lid member 533 Cooling fan cover part 541 Heat sink member 542 Heat radiation plate 543 Heat radiation fin 551 Heat radiation sheet 556 Cooling fan 560 Sub control board case (production control board case)
561 Second case body member 563 Cover attachment boss 564 Cover attachment boss 571 Second case cover member 573 First connector exposed part 574 Second connector exposed part 600 Connection mechanism 601 First hinge shaft 602 Second hinge shaft 611 First shaft mechanism Joint portion 612 Second shaft engaging portion 631 Shaft cover member 634 Cover mounting hole 646 Cover sealing member 650 Case holding mechanism 651 Substrate case support member 661 First shaft receiving portion 662 Main body receiving portion 671 Second shaft receiving portion 672 Projection Part 673 Locking part

Claims (3)

An electrical decoration device for a gaming machine comprising: a main body member having an opening on the front; and an opening / closing member attached to the main body member so as to be able to open and close the opening,
A lamp substrate having a first light emitter and a second light emitter disposed facing one side;
A base member that is attached to the front side of the opening / closing member while holding the lamp substrate so as to surround the one side of the lamp substrate;
A translucent member disposed in a lamp space formed on the one side of the lamp substrate surrounded by the base member and transmitting light emitted from the first light emitter and the second light emitter;
A lamp cover that covers the one side of the lamp space and allows light from the translucent member to pass through,
The base member includes an outer wall portion that surrounds the one side of the lamp substrate to form the lamp space, and an inner wall portion that surrounds the one side of the second light emitter in the lamp space surrounded by the outer wall portion. And
The light transmissive member is formed in a first light transmissive portion formed in a plate shape substantially parallel to the lamp substrate in the lamp space, and in a column shape extending in the optical axis direction of the second light emitter in the lamp space. A second translucent part that is made,
The first light transmitting portion has a diffusion surface that diffuses light from the first light emitter,
The one side of the second light transmitting part protrudes from the one surface of the first light transmitting part and extends to the lamp cover or the vicinity of the lamp cover, and the other side of the second light transmitting part is the first side. Projecting from the other surface of the first light-transmitting portion, extending to the vicinity of the second light emitter, and inserted inside the inner wall portion ;
The inner wall portion extends to the vicinity of the other surface of the first light transmitting portion or the other surface of the first light transmitting portion in a state where the other side of the second light transmitting portion is inserted. An electrical decoration device for a gaming machine, characterized in that it is configured as described above .   2. The electrical decoration device for a gaming machine according to claim 1, wherein a groove portion is formed on an end surface of the second light transmitting portion on the other side. The lamp cover includes a colored translucent inner cover that covers the one side of the lamp space, and a transparent or translucent outer cover that covers the one side of the inner cover,
In the portion facing the second light transmitting portion in the inner cover, a punched hole portion is formed,
3. The electrical decoration device for a gaming machine according to claim 1, wherein the one side of the second light transmitting portion extends to the inner cover and is inserted into the punched hole portion.

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