JP6217923B2 - Game machine - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a gaming machine including an electrical decoration device.

  A slot machine as a gaming machine includes a housing and a front door that closes a front opening of the housing so as to be freely opened and closed. Three rotating reels arranged side by side are provided inside the housing. Further, a display (image display unit) such as a liquid crystal display (LCD) is provided above the rotating reel. The front door is provided with, for example, two upper and lower windows so that the rotary reel and the display can be visually recognized, and a transparent panel is disposed on these windows.

  Moreover, around the window portion, for example, an electrical decoration device as a decoration lamp including an LED (light source) is provided, and at least a part of the LED is turned on or off, thereby turning on the light. In addition to performing an effect, the gaming state and mode of the slot machine are reported as part of the effect.

  Such an illumination device as a decorative lamp includes a surface lens as a lens member that is illuminated by the LED from the inside, and when the surface lens is illuminated by the LED, the surface lens appears to emit light. It has a structure. The surface lens has, for example, a character portion and a surrounding background portion, and the character portion shines brightly, for example, and the background portion shines darker than the character portion. The character part blinks while the color is different or the background part is always lit.

  Therefore, the lighting device requires a plurality of LEDs having different lighting methods, lighting colors, and the like, and a number of LEDs corresponding to the area of the light emitting portion of the surface lens. It is mounted on one or a plurality of LED boards, and power is supplied through the boards to enable lighting.

  Further, an inner lens as a kind of lens member and a reflector as a reflector are arranged between the surface lens of the decorative lamp and the LED of the LED substrate. The inner lens disperses, condenses, or guides the light of each LED, and light incident from the LED is emitted through the inside. The light emitted from the LED is basically diffused as a point light source, but the diffusion range is narrower than that of a bulb-type lamp, and the light is diffused by an inner lens or guided. The irradiation range is expanded.

The reflector is, for example, a white member that reflects the light of the LED and blocks the light of the LED to control the light irradiation range.
In the illumination device having such a structure, when a plurality of LEDs that perform different illuminations are handled by a single inner lens, for example, a portion that is not originally illuminated by light guided through the inner lens May be illuminated.

For example, when the surface lens has two or more areas illuminated by different LEDs such as the character part and the background part as described above, the light of the LED illuminating one area passes through the inner lens ( There is a risk of illuminating the other area.
In this case, even if there is a reflector at the boundary between the regions, the reflector cannot block the light guided through the inner lens, so the LED that should illuminate one region by the reflector is used for the other region. Cannot be prevented from being illuminated.
Therefore, a slit is provided at a boundary portion of each region irradiated with light from an LED having a different lens member such as an inner lens. It has been proposed to prevent exceeding (for example, see Patent Document 1).

JP2013-202127A

By the way, by providing a slit in a lens member such as an inner lens, the path of light in the lens member can be eliminated, but there is a possibility that light may be emitted from the slit portion of the lens member. The light emitted from one side edge of the slit of the lens member may enter the lens member again from the other side edge, and the LED light is completely emitted at the boundary between the one area and the other area described above. It is difficult to block.
In addition, by providing the slit, the way of emitting the light of the lens member changes, and even if the light emitted from the slit of the lens member does not return from the slit to the lens member as described above, It is also conceivable that light passes through the gap including the slit between the reflector and the lens member having the slit, and the light is irradiated beyond the reflector.
Therefore, in order for the light of a predetermined LED to illuminate a predetermined region of the lens member, for example, it is not sufficient to provide a slit in a lens member that guides light such as an inner lens.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and an object thereof is to provide a gaming machine that can prevent light from a light source that illuminates each area of a lens member from illuminating an area other than the target area.

In order to achieve the above object, a gaming machine according to the present invention includes a surface lens having a plurality of regions, a substrate having a plurality of light sources that respectively illuminate each region of the surface lens, and the surface lens and the substrate. A gaming machine comprising an electrical decoration device having an inner lens and a reflector,
The inner lens is provided with a slit so as to roughly divide the inner lens into a plurality of areas corresponding to the position of the boundary between the regions of the surface lens.
The reflector is adjacent to a surface of the inner lens facing the front lens, and is provided in a wall shape that partitions each section of the inner lens substantially along the slit of the inner lens, and along the slit. And an insertion portion inserted into the slit.

  According to such a configuration, the inner lens is provided with slits that divide the inner lens into a plurality of areas corresponding to the boundaries between the surface lens regions. With this slit, the light passing through the inner lens can be blocked by the slit.

  In this case, by providing a slit, the light emission location in the inner lens changes, and light passing through the inner lens at the slit portion may be emitted to the outside of the inner lens. There is a risk of exceeding the boundary between the regions.

  Therefore, by preventing the light emitted outward from the inner lens by the slit from exceeding the boundary portion of each region of the surface lens, the reflector having the insertion portion inserted along the slit into the slit of the inner lens is used. The LEDs corresponding to the respective regions of the surface lens can be in a state of substantially illuminating only the corresponding region.

  That is, in the inner lens, since the slit is provided, there is a possibility that a part of the light passing through the inner lens is emitted from the slit, and the possibility that the light passes through the space of the slit portion is increased. The light passing through the space can be blocked by the insertion portion inserted into the slit of the reflector. Therefore, it can suppress that LED corresponding to each area | region of a surface lens will be in the state which illuminates the area | region which does not respond | correspond.

  According to the present invention, in the illumination device, the LED that illuminates each corresponding region of the surface lens illuminates the other region more effectively than when the inner lens is simply provided with a slit. Can be suppressed.

1 is a perspective view showing a gaming machine according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view of the upper door of the gaming machine. FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the upper cabinet unit of the gaming machine. It is a perspective view which shows the state which attached the movable accessory unit to the cabinet base. FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the movable accessory unit. It is the perspective view which looked at the movable member from the back side. It is a perspective view which shows the two movable members and those drive means. It is a perspective view which shows one movable member and its drive means. It is a side view for demonstrating the attachment method of the movable accessory apparatus which concerns on embodiment of this invention, and shows the state before latching a movable accessory unit to a cabinet base. It is a side view which shows the state which latched the movable accessory unit to the cabinet base. It is a side view which shows the state which fixed the movable accessory unit to the cabinet base. It is a front view which shows the cabinet base of the outer frame of the upper door in which the movable member (movable accessory) of the gaming machine is in the open state. It is a front view which shows the cabinet base in which the movable member of the gaming machine is in the closed state. FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view showing the cabinet base with the movable member of the gaming machine closed. FIG. 3 is a front view showing the movable member in the closed state of the gaming machine. It is sectional drawing which follows the AA line of FIG. It is sectional drawing for demonstrating the variation of the butting board part of the movable member of a game machine, (a) shows the conventional matching board part, (b) shows the butting board part of embodiment, c)-(e) is a figure which shows the butt | matching board part of each modification. It is a front view showing an upper door of the gaming machine. It is a front view which shows the electrical decoration apparatus of the upper door of a gaming machine. It is a disassembled perspective view which shows the electrical decoration apparatus of a gaming machine. It is a figure which shows the components of the electrical decoration apparatus of a game machine, Comprising: (a) It is a rear view which shows a character lens, (b) It is a rear view which shows a reflector, (c) It is a rear view which shows an inner lens. . It is a front view which shows the state which accumulated the electrical decoration board | substrate and reflector of the electrical decoration apparatus of a game machine same as the above. It is a disassembled perspective view which shows the reflector and inner lens of the electrical equipment of a game machine. It is a principal part perspective sectional view showing an electrical decoration device of a gaming machine. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 shows a gaming machine according to an embodiment of the present invention, and is a perspective view showing a state before a three-dimensional lens member is attached to a cabinet base. It is a perspective view of a lens member. FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view of the lens member. FIG. 5A is a rear view of the outer lens member, and FIG. 5B is a rear view of the inner lens member. It is sectional drawing of a lens member similarly. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a state where a cover lens is removed, showing an upper cabinet unit of a gaming machine according to an embodiment of the present invention. It is a perspective view which shows the state which removed the cover lens and the pushbutton apparatus similarly. It is a perspective view showing a pushbutton device and a support member. It is a perspective view of a unit on a cabinet same as the above. It is sectional drawing for demonstrating the method to attach a pushbutton apparatus to a unit on a cabinet same as the above. 1 shows an amusement machine according to an embodiment of the present invention, and is an exploded perspective view of a movable member. It is a perspective view which shows the LED board in which the ring-shaped lens member was provided similarly. It is a front view which shows the LED board | substrate with which the ring-shaped lens member was provided similarly. It is a perspective view of a ring-shaped lens member. It is a back view of a ring-shaped lens member. It is sectional drawing of the principal part of a movable member equally. It is a perspective view of the principal part of a ring-shaped lens member for demonstrating an optical means similarly.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In this embodiment, the case where the present invention is applied to a slot machine, which is one of gaming machines, will be described as an example. However, the present invention is not limited to a slot machine and may be applied to a gaming machine such as a pachinko machine.

First, a schematic configuration of a slot machine M to which the invention is applied will be described.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the slot machine M. FIG. The slot machine M includes a housing 1, and the housing 1 includes a bottom plate, left and right side plates, a top plate, and a back plate, and a box having a front opening that opens to the front side of the housing 1. It is formed into a shape. Note that a power supply unit or the like incorporating a power supply device (not shown) for supplying power to each component is provided on the upper surface of the bottom plate.

Further, the left and right side plates of the housing 1 are provided with intermediate plates (not shown) so as to be horizontal at the approximate center in the height direction of the housing 1. It is divided into Therefore, the front opening portion of the housing 1 is divided into two parts, that is, an upper opening portion that opens an upper portion thereof and a lower opening portion that opens a lower portion thereof.
A front door 3 that closes the front opening of the housing 1 so as to be openable and closable is provided on the front of the housing 1, and the front door 3 includes an upper door 30 that closes the top of the opening so as to be openable and closable. And a lower door 40 that closes the lower opening portion so as to be openable and closable.

In the casing 1, an exchange unit (not shown) is detachably provided on the upper surface of the intermediate plate. This exchange unit includes a frame, a reel unit supported by the frame, and a substrate unit fixed to the frame.
The reel unit includes three stepping motors provided on the frame, and three rotary reels fixed to the output shaft of each stepping motor. The board unit is a board case in which a board provided with electronic components such as a CPU, ROM, RAM, and I / O is stored in a board case. The board unit functions as a game control device for controlling the game of the slot machine M.

As shown in FIG. 2, the upper door 30 is configured by fitting an intermediate frame (barrier upper unit) 30a into an outer frame (cabinet unit) 30b.
The upper door 30 is provided with an upper door hinge (not shown) at one longitudinal side edge thereof. On the other hand, the frame body of the replacement unit is provided with a frame side hinge (not shown). By engaging the upper door side hinge with the frame side hinge, the upper door 30 is made to be a frame body of the replacement unit. Is pivotally attached to the. The upper door 30 may be formed so as to be attached to the side plate of the housing 1.

Moreover, the upper door 30 is provided with a symbol display window 31 that allows the symbol of the rotating reel to be seen from the front in a substantially central portion. The symbol display window 31 is formed so that three symbols of each rotary reel can be displayed.
Above the symbol display window 31, there is provided an image display window 37 that is provided on the middle frame 30a and from which the image display unit 34 constituted by a liquid crystal display device can be seen from the front. The image display unit 34 is for displaying an image of information such as a symbol arrangement of each winning combination and a game history, an image for informing a game state and a lottery result of the winning combination, and the like. Speaker covers 36 and 36 for covering speakers 35 and 35 for outputting various sounds are provided on the left and right of the lower portion of the upper door 30. Further, as shown in FIG. 1, a lamp 38 for performing notification or the like is provided on the upper side of the image display window 37.

As shown in FIG. 1, the lower door 40 is a door for closing the opening lower portion of the housing 1 so as to be openable and closable. The lower door 40 is configured by fitting an unillustrated middle frame into the outer frame 46.
A lower door hinge (not shown) is provided on one longitudinal side edge of the lower door 40. Then, by engaging the lower door side hinge with a case side hinge (not shown) provided on one side plate of the case 1, the lower door 40 is freely rotatable on one side plate of the case 1. Is attached. Further, the lower end portion of the upper door 30 is provided with an engaging portion that protrudes rearward from the front surface of the lower door 40 and downward from the upper end of the lower door 40, and the upper door 30 is closed when the lower door 40 is closed. The structure cannot be opened.

Further, an operation unit 50 for operating the slot machine M is provided on the upper portion of the lower door 40 as shown in FIG. The operation unit 50 is provided with a settlement switch 52 for paying out credits and bets, a start switch 53 for starting a game, and a stop switch 54 for stopping the rotation of the rotating reel.
A medal slot 42 for inserting medals is provided on the upper right side of the lower door 40. In addition, a medal payout port 41 for discharging medals from the inside of the slot machine and a medal tray 43 for storing medals discharged from the medal payout port 41 are provided at the lower part of the lower door 40. . A transparent front panel 45 is attached between the operation unit 50 and the medal tray 43.

Next, the movable accessory unit of the gaming machine of this embodiment will be described.
In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 3, the cabinet unit 30 b includes a cabinet base 32 and a cabinet upper unit 33 that is attached to the front upper portion of the cabinet base 32. As shown in FIG. 4, a movable accessory unit 200 is attached to the upper front portion of the cabinet base (base member) 32, and the cabinet upper unit 33 (FIG. 3) covers the movable accessory unit 200. Is attached to the front upper part of the cabinet base 32.

  Further, a rectangular opening 32a for exposing the front surface of the image display unit 34 is provided at the upper part of the cabinet base 32, and a guide rail 55 is provided along the lower edge of the opening 32a. It has been. The guide rail 55 has two parallel guide grooves 55a and 55a, and lower end portions of movable members 205 and 206, which will be described later, can freely move to the left and right along the guide grooves 55a and 55a. It is supposed to be fitted in.

As shown in FIGS. 3 to 5, the movable accessory unit 200 includes an attachment frame 201 and a movable accessory device 202 attached to the attachment frame 201.
The mounting frame 201 is formed of a metal plate. As shown in FIG. 5, the rectangular upper plate 201a and an edge along the longitudinal direction of the upper plate 201a are integrated with the upper plate 201a. In addition, a rectangular plate-like back plate 201b provided at a right angle, and a pair of left and right side plates 201c, 201c provided integrally and at a right angle with the upper plate 201a at the edge along the short direction of the upper plate 201a I have. Further, the side plate 201c is provided at an edge along the short direction of the upper plate 201a on the side opposite to the back plate 201b.

A number of through holes are formed in the upper plate 201a, thereby reducing the weight. Of the edge portions along the longitudinal direction of the upper plate 201a, a fixing plate 201d is provided so as to protrude from the upper surface of the upper plate 201a at the substantially central portion in the longitudinal direction of the edge portion on the back plate 201b side. A hole is formed in the fixing plate 201d, and a fixing material 203 such as a screw is inserted into the hole.
A large number of through holes are formed in the back plate 201b, thereby reducing the weight. In addition, fixing plates 201e are respectively provided at both left and right end portions of the back plate 201b so as to protrude from the upper surface of the upper plate 201a. A hole is formed in the fixing plate 201e, and a fastening member 203 such as a screw is inserted into the hole.
A fixing plate 201f is provided at the lower end of the side plate 201c so as to protrude outward from the side plate 201c. A hole is formed in the fixing plate 201f, and a fixing material 203 such as a screw is inserted into the hole.

  Further, a pair of left and right engaging portions 201g, 201g are provided on the upper edge portion of the back plate 201b so as to protrude from the upper surface of the upper plate 201a. One locking portion 201g is disposed between the fixed plate 201d and one fixed plate 201e, and the other locking portion 201g is disposed between the fixed plate 201d and the other fixed plate 201e. The locking portion 201g is for inserting and locking the upper portion of the cabinet base 32 when the mounting frame 201 is temporarily fixed to the upper front portion of the cabinet base 32.

  The movable accessory device 202 includes a pair of left and right movable members 205 and 205 and a pair of left and right movable members 206 and 206, as shown in FIG. The movable members 206 and 206 are arranged behind the movable members 205 and 205 in parallel with the movable members 205 and 205. The movable members 205 and 205 and the movable members 206 and 206 are movable so as to approach and separate from each other in the left-right direction.

The movable members 205 and 205 are attached to the base members 207 and 207, respectively.
That is, as shown in FIG. 6, a guide rail 208 is provided on the base member 207 so as to extend left and right, and a slide member 209 fixed to the upper portion of the movable member 205 is guided by the guide rail 208. It is provided so as to be movable right and left along the rail 208. As a result, the movable member 205 is movable along the guide rail 208.
A slide member 205a is attached to the lower portion of the movable member 205, and the slide member 205a is fitted in the guide groove 55a on the front side of the guide rail 55 so as to be movable in the left and right directions along the guide groove 55a. It has become.

In this way, the movable member 205 attached to the base member 207 is moved left and right by the driving means 210.
That is, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the driving means 210 includes a motor (stepping motor) 211 attached to the base member 207, a gear 212 attached to the drive shaft of the motor 211, and the base member 207. And a rack 214 with which the pinion gear 113 is engaged, and a pinion gear 213 with which the gear 212 is engaged.
The rack 214 is fixed to the end of the slide member 209 and can move to the left and right integrally with the slide member 209.

  In the drive means 210 having such a configuration, the rack 214 is moved to the left and right via the gear 212 and the pinion gear 213 by rotating the drive shaft of the motor 211 in the forward and reverse directions. The member 209 moves to the left and right, and the movable member 205 moves to the left and right as the slide member 209 moves to the left and right.

The base members 207 and 207 are attached to the mounting frame 201 by abutting the front side of the lower surface of the upper plate 201a of the mounting frame 201 and screwing screws into the base member 207 from the upper plate 201a.
Further, as shown in FIG. 7, the base members 207 and 207 are arranged on a straight line with their end portions in contact with or close to each other, and in this state, the base members 207 and 207 are attached to the mounting frame 201 as shown in FIG. It has been. As shown in FIG. 7, a plurality of positioning projections 207a are provided on the upper surface of the base member 207, and these projections 207a are fitted into positioning holes formed in the upper plate 201a of the mounting frame 201. By doing so, the mounting position of the base member 207 is positioned.
The movable members 205 and 205 attached to the attachment frame 201 via the base members 207 and 207 are moved by the driving means 210 and 210 so as to approach and separate from each other in the left-right direction.

The movable members 206 and 206 are attached to the attachment frame 201 as follows.
That is, first, as shown in FIG. 5, a pair of left and right guide rails 216 and 216 are fixed to the back plate 201b of the mounting frame 201 with screws. The guide rails 216 and 216 fixed to the back plate 201b are arranged substantially in a straight line at a predetermined interval. A slide member 217 is provided on the guide rail 216 so as to be movable right and left along the guide rail 216. A holder member 206 </ b> A that holds the upper part of the movable member 206 is attached to the slide member 217. Therefore, the movable member 206 is movable to the left and right along the guide rail 216 via the holder member 206A and the slide member 217.
A slide member 206a is attached to the lower portion of the movable member 206, and the slide member 206a is fitted in the guide groove 55a on the rear side of the guide rail 55 so as to be movable in the left and right directions along the guide groove 55a. It has become.

The movable member 206 is moved left and right by the driving means 220.
That is, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 8, the driving means 220 includes a motor 221, a gear (not shown) attached to the driving shaft of the motor 221, a driving pulley 222 meshing with the gear, and the driving pulley 222. And a driven pulley 223 disposed opposite to the belt 224 and a belt 224 hung on the pulleys 222 and 223. The motor 221 is attached to a motor holder 225, and the motor holder 225 is fixed to the upper plate 201a of the attachment frame 201 with screws.
The driven pulley 223 is attached to a pulley base 226, and the pulley base 226 is fixed to the upper plate 201a with screws. The pulley base 226 is provided with positioning projections 226a and 226a. The pulley base 226 is positioned by fitting the projections 226a and 226a into a rectangular hole 201k formed in the upper plate 201a. Has been.

The pulley base 226 is provided with two driven pulleys 223. One driven pulley 223 constitutes one driving means 220 for moving one movable member 206, and the other driven pulley 223 is the other driven pulley 223. The other driving means 220 for moving the movable member 206 is configured.
A holder member 206A holding the upper portion of the movable member 206 is fixed to the belt 224 by a belt presser (not shown).
Therefore, in the drive means 220 having such a configuration, by rotating the drive shaft of the motor 221, the drive pulley 222 rotates in the forward / reverse direction, and the belt 224 is forward / reverse between the drive pulley 222 and the driven pulley 223. The movable member 206 moves left and right by rotating in the direction.
The pair of left and right movable members 206, 206 are moved so as to approach and separate from each other in the left-right direction by a pair of left and right drive means 220, 220.

Next, a method of attaching the movable accessory unit 200 configured as described above to the cabinet base (base member) 32 will be described.
First, as shown in FIG. 9, an upper end portion of the mounting frame 201 of the movable accessory unit 200, that is, a locking portion 201 g provided on the upper edge portion of the back plate 201 b of the mounting frame 201 is provided on the upper portion of the cabinet base 32. After inserting and engaging with the formed hole 230 obliquely from below, the mounting frame 201 is rotated toward the cabinet base 32 with the latched locking portion 201g as a fulcrum as shown in FIG.
On the other hand, a hook portion 231 is provided on the front surface side of the cabinet base 32 so as to protrude from the front surface of the cabinet base 32. There are a pair of left and right hook portions 231, which are provided on the inner surfaces of the left and right side plates of the cabinet base 32.

  Then, the mounting frame 201 is rotated toward the cabinet base 32 with the locking portion 201g as a fulcrum, and the other end of the mounting frame 201, that is, the side plate 201c of the mounting frame 201 is provided as shown in FIG. The fixing plate 201f is hooked on the hook portion 231 and temporarily fixed. As a result, the movable accessory unit 200 is temporarily fixed to the cabinet base 32. Further, when the movable accessory unit 200 is temporarily fixed, the slide members 205a and 205b at the lower ends of the movable members 205 and 206 are respectively inserted into the two guide grooves 55a and 55a (see FIG. 9) of the guide rail 55. The guide grooves 55a and 55a are movably fitted along the guide grooves 55a and 55a.

Thereafter, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 11, the temporarily fixed mounting frame 201 is fixed to the cabinet base 32 with screws (fastening material) 203.
This fixing is performed by inserting a screw 203 through a through hole formed in each of fixing plates 201d, 201e, 201f (see FIG. 5) provided in the mounting frame 201, and providing the screw 203 on the front side of the cabinet base 32. By screwing it into the threaded hole.

  According to the present embodiment, the movable accessory unit 200 is configured by attaching the movable accessory device 202 to the attachment frame 201, and the attachment frame 201 of the movable accessory unit 200 is attached to the cabinet base 32. The movable accessory device 202 can be easily attached to the cabinet base 32. That is, since the movable accessory unit 200 is configured by attaching the movable accessory device 202 to the mounting frame 201 separate from the cabinet base 32, the movable members 205 and 206 constituting the movable accessory device 202 and the movable member The driving means 210 and 220 for driving 205 and 206 do not need to be directly attached to the cabinet base 32 separately, and the movable accessory device can be easily and accurately attached by attaching the mounting frame 201 of the movable accessory unit 200 to the cabinet base 32. 202 can be easily attached to the cabinet base 32.

  In addition, the locking part 201g of the mounting frame 201 of the movable accessory unit 200 is locked in the hole 230 provided in the upper part of the cabinet base 32, and then the mounting frame 201 is used with the locked locking part 201g as a fulcrum. By rotating to the cabinet base 32 side and hooking the fixing plate 201f of the mounting frame 201 to the hook portion 231 of the cabinet base 32, the relatively heavy movable accessory unit 200 is easily temporarily fixed to the cabinet base 32. be able to. Then, by fixing the temporarily fixed mounting frame 201 to the cabinet base 32 with the screws 203, the movable accessory unit 200 having the movable accessory device 202 can be securely and firmly attached to the cabinet base 32.

  In the present embodiment, the locking portion 201g provided at the upper end portion of the mounting frame 201 is locked to the upper edge portion (the hole 230) of the cabinet base 32, and then the locking portion 201g is used as a fulcrum. The mounting frame 201 is temporarily fixed by rotating the mounting frame downward and hooking the fixing plate 201f of the mounting frame 201 to the hook portion 231 provided on the cabinet base 32. A locking part is provided at one side end of the mounting frame, and this locking part is locked to one side plate of the cabinet base, and then the mounting frame is rotated horizontally with the locking part as a fulcrum. Even if the mounting frame is temporarily fixed by hooking the other side end of the mounting frame to the hook portion provided on the other side plate of the cabinet base There.

Next, two pairs of movable members (movable accessories) 205 and 206 arranged on the front side of the image display unit (display) 34 capable of displaying an effect image of the slot machine M (game machine) of this embodiment. The structure of one of the pair of movable members 206 will be described. The movable member 206 includes a surface member 300 as a pair of main members representing a character, an LED substrate on which various lens members and LEDs for irradiating light to the lens members are mounted.
As shown in FIGS. 12 and 13, the slot machine M includes a movable member 205 that is movable in the left-right direction on the front side (side closer to the player playing the game machine), and the rear side (game) And a movable member 206 that is movable in the left-right direction on the side far from the person. Also, one pair of movable members 205 has a shape simulating a laurel crown (a laurel ring) divided into left and right, and the left and right movable members 205 are separated from each other in the open state. It is possible to move to a closed state in which the crown of a substantially unitary laurel is on the front side of 34. Even in the substantially integrated closed state, the pair of movable members 205 are substantially annular, so that the display on the image display unit 34 can be visually recognized from the center. At this time, the movable member 206 in the closed state is also visible.

  On the other hand, the other pair of movable members 206 are obtained by dividing a horse's face into two left and right as animal characters, and the front side of the image display unit 34 from the open state in which the left and right movable members 206 are separated left and right. It is possible to move to the closed state that became the face of an integrated horse. In the integrated state, the two movable members 206 are substantially abutted except for the portion of the mouth 308 (shown in FIG. 15) below the movable member 206.

  Further, these movable members 205 and 206 are movably provided on the outer frame 30b. The outer frame 30b includes a substantially rectangular cabinet base 32 and a cabinet upper unit 33 provided in the upper half of the front side of the cabinet base 32. The movable members 205 and 206 are formed of the cabinet base 32 and the cabinet upper unit. 33 and is supported on the cabinet base 32 side.

  The cabinet upper unit 33 has a structure including an image display window 37 made of a transparent plate inside a gate-shaped decorative portion (such as a lamp 38). The two pairs of movable members 205 and 206 in the open state are arranged on the front side of the image display unit 34 supported by the middle frame 30a and on the left and right outer sides of the image display unit 34, and do not substantially overlap the image display unit 34 in the front and rear direction. It has become. The two pairs of movable members 205 and 206 in this state are hidden behind the gate-shaped decorative portion of the cabinet upper unit 33, and are hardly visible from the image display window 37.

  On the other hand, when the two pairs of movable members 205 and 206 are closed, the movable members 205 and 206 are arranged on the front side of the image display unit 34 so as to overlap the image display unit 34, and the movable members 205 and 206 are moved from the image display window 37. Visible.

  Of the two pairs of movable members 205 and 206, the surface member 300 of the other pair of movable members 206 is a curved plate portion 301 that is half of the horse's face in the closed state, as shown in FIGS. 302, and when the two left and right movable members 206 are substantially butted together, butting plate portions 303 and 304 that serve as butting portions that face each other and are arranged close to each other. The curved plate portions 301 and 302 are curved so that when the left and right movable members 206 and 206 are brought into contact with each other, the abutting portion has a shape that swells most forward.

  Further, in the curved plate portions 301 and 302, the eyes 310, the nose 307, and the mouth 308 are in an open state, and the back surfaces of the curved plate portions 301 and 302 are not visible from these openings. Is provided with a wall-like structure along a direction substantially orthogonal to the screen of the image display unit 34 (the longitudinal direction of the gaming machine). For example, a cylindrical wall-like structure that protrudes rearward along the front-rear direction is provided at a portion between the inner peripheral edge of the annular eye 310 and the inner peripheral edge of the nose 307, and is an opening that is not closed annularly. A part of the mouth 308 is provided with a wall-like structure protruding rearward corresponding to the shape of the mouth 308 and the shape of the teeth 309 of the mouth 308.

The butting plate portion 303 is provided to extend in the vertical direction at the right edge of the left curved plate portion 301 and bulges forward from the image display portion 34 of the left curved plate portion 301. The projected portion is provided so as to project toward the image display unit 34 side.
Similarly, the abutting plate portion 304 is provided at the left edge of the right curved plate portion 302 so as to extend in the vertical direction, and swells forward with respect to the image display portion 34 of the right curved plate portion 302. It protrudes from the protruding portion toward the image display unit 34 side.

Further, the abutting plate portions 303 and 304 are curved in accordance with the shapes of the curved plate portions 301 and 302 on the side where the curved plate portions 301 and 302 are joined. The side edge part of this has a linear shape along a substantially vertical direction.
Further, the abutting plate portions 303 and 304 are configured such that the abutting surfaces 305 and 306 intersect a predetermined direction 361 (shown in FIG. 17) orthogonal to the screen of the image display unit 34.

  That is, the butting plate portions 303 and 304 (butting surfaces 305 and 306) do not have a shape orthogonal to the screen of the image display unit 34 (FIG. 17A), and are shown in FIG. Thus, it intersects with the predetermined direction 361, and is inclined with respect to the predetermined direction 361, for example.

  The butting plate portions 303 and 304 are along the vertical direction (vertical direction), but are oblique to the left and right with respect to the front-rear direction. Here, the butting plate portions 303 and 304 are inclined so as to shift to the right side (or the left side) toward the front. In addition, the butting surfaces 305 and 306 of the two butting plate portions 303 and 304 that are butted against each other are inclined obliquely in the same manner.

  As a result, when the pair of movable members 206 are brought into a closed state, even if there is a gap between the movable members 206, the butting plate portions 303 and 304 that are brought into contact with each other by the left and right movable members 206 are the same. Therefore, the light from the image display unit 34 is blocked.

  For example, the position of the gap between the front ends of the two butting plate portions 303 and 304 and the position of the gap between the rear ends do not overlap each other, and the image display unit 34 of the butting plate portions 303 and 304 does not overlap. The light that has entered the gap between the rear ends on the side cannot be emitted toward the player side from the gap between the front ends on the front side of the movable member 206. Of the light emitted from the image display unit 34, light in an oblique direction substantially along the surface direction of the abutting surface leaks in an oblique direction from the gap between the abutting plate portions 303 and 304. The player who is in front of the image display unit 34 is not visible.

  In such a pair of movable members 206 of the gaming machine, one character is displayed in front of the image display unit 34 by moving from the left and right outer sides of the image display window 37 to approximately the center of the image display window 37 to be integrated. It is supposed to represent. Conventionally, if these gaps are not completely closed, the light from the image display unit 34 leaks linearly from the gaps between the movable members 206, so that the vertical direction is formed in the central portion of the character composed of the pair of movable members 206. Bright lines are generated in Due to the bright lines, the sense of unity of the character by the pair of movable members 206 was impaired. That is, as shown in FIG. 17A, conventionally, the pair of butting plate portions 320 and 321 (butting surfaces 322 and 323) are parallel to a predetermined direction 361 orthogonal to the screen of the image display portion 34. As a result, the light leaks as described above.

  On the other hand, according to this embodiment, the abutting surfaces 305 and 306 of the abutting plate portions 303 and 304 arranged obliquely intersect each other as a crossing surface with the predetermined direction 361, so that the pair of movable members 206 Even if there is a gap between them, light from the image display unit 34 does not leak from the gap toward the player, and a vertical bright line does not occur in the character composed of the pair of movable members 206.

  In other words, in order to completely eliminate the gap between the pair of movable members 206 in the closed state, the structure of the moving mechanism of the movable member 206 is made highly accurate or integrated with the movable members 206. Even without providing a structure that presses each other, the light of the image display unit 34 is prevented from leaking to the player side through the gap between the movable members 206, and the character composed of the pair of movable members 206 is integrated. Can be something.

  In order to prevent light from leaking from the gap between the pair of movable members 206, for example, if the butting plate portions 303 and 304 have a structure that intersects a predetermined direction 361 perpendicular to the screen of the image display unit 34, Good. For example, as shown in FIG. 17B, in addition to the abutting surfaces 305 and 306 of the butting plate portions 303 and 304 being inclined, as shown in FIG. 17C, a pair of butting plate portions 330 and 331 ( The abutting surfaces 332 and 333) have a substantially similar crank shape that bends at least at two locations so as to intersect the predetermined direction 361 described above, or as shown in FIG. 17D, a pair of abutting plate portions 340 and 341 ( One of the butting surfaces 342, 343) is provided with a convex portion, and the other abutting plate portion 341 is provided with a concave portion that meshes with the convex portion so as to intersect the predetermined direction 361 described above. As shown in FIG. 17 (e), the pair of butting plate portions 350 and 351 (butting surfaces 352 and 353) are curved and intersect the predetermined direction 361 described above. It may be or so.

  In any case, the abutting surfaces 305, 306, 332, 333, 342, 343, 352, 353 formed on the abutting plate portions 303, 304, 330, 331, 340, 341, 350, 351 are in the predetermined direction 361 described above. Will be provided with a crossing surface crossing with respect to.

  In this embodiment, the pair of left and right movable members 206 and 206 are opened and closed by moving in the left and right direction, but the pair of upper and lower movable members may be moved and opened in the up and down direction.

Next, an electrical decoration device 401 as a decorative lamp of the slot machine M (game machine) of this embodiment will be described.
As shown in FIG. 18, the electrical decoration device 401 described in this embodiment is an electrical decoration device 401 as a decorative lamp 38 provided on the left side of the outer frame 30 b of the upper door 30. is there. The cabinet base 32 of the outer frame 30b and the cabinet upper unit 33 provided in the upper half of the front side of the cabinet base 32 are provided. The cabinet upper unit 33 displays an image that allows the image display unit 34 to be visually recognized. A gate-shaped decorative portion (such as a lamp 38) is provided outside the window 37.

As one of the decorative portion lamps 38, an electrical decoration device 401 is provided on the left side of the cabinet upper unit 33.
As shown in FIGS. 19 to 20, the illumination device 401 shows a character string made up of a plurality of characters as decoration, and here, mainly shows five-character katakana serving as a character name. Is used as a decoration, and the portion that becomes the background of the character also functions as a decorative lamp (lamp lens 421). The illumination device 401 includes a character lens 411 that indicates the above-mentioned five characters katakana and a lamp lens 421 that is the background of these characters as a front surface lens that appears to emit light from an LED 442 described later from the back side. Have.

  The character lens 411 includes five character parts (regions) 412 to 416. Between the character lens 411 and the lamp lens 421, a character decoration 431 is arranged so as to surround and decorate the five characters katakana indicated by the character lens 411. The character lens 411, the lamp lens 421, and the character decoration 431 can be engaged with each other so as to mesh with each other, and the character decoration 431 is disposed around each character of the character lens 411, and the lamp lens 421 is disposed around the character decoration 431. It is arranged.

The character lens 411 and the lamp lens 421 appear to emit light by being illuminated by the LED 442 from the rear surface side as front surface lenses disposed on the front surface of the illumination device 401. At this time, the character decoration 431 separates the characters of the character lens 411 and the background of the lamp lens 421, and each character that appears to emit light from the character lens 411 is decorated by the character decoration 431.
The character lens 411 is attached with a sub character lens 417 that is separate from the character lens 411.

On the back side of the character lens 411 and the lamp lens 421, there are provided an electric decoration board 441 on which the LED 442 is mounted and a board case 443 for housing the rear side of the electric decoration board 441.
On the back surface of the character lens 411, a prism structure as an unevenness for diffusing light is provided corresponding to each character part 412 to 416, and the light of the LED 442 passing through the inner lens 461 is further dispersed in a planar shape. It is like that. In addition, as shown on the back surface of the character lens 411 in FIG. 21A, in the drawing, the prism structure portion is drawn in a lattice pattern.

  A reflector 451 and an inner lens 461 are disposed between the character lens 411 and the lamp lens 421 and the electrical decoration substrate 441. The reflector 451 is disposed on the front side, that is, on the side closer to the character lens 411 and the lamp lens 421 than the inner lens 461. Therefore, the inner lens 461 is disposed on the side closer to the electrical decoration substrate 441 on the rear side than the reflector 451.

  Here, the reflector 451 is provided with a wall surrounding the outer periphery of the character portions 412 to 416 corresponding to the character portions 412 to 416 of the character lens 411, and the light of the LED 442 that illuminates the character portions 412 to 416. Does not illuminate the other character portions 412 to 416 or the lamp lens 421 side that is the background of the character portions 412 to 416, and the LED 442 that illuminates the lamp lens 421 has each character portion 412 of the character lens 411. 416 is shielded so as not to illuminate. In the reflector 451, wall portions 452 to 456 surrounding the character portions 412 to 416 are joined to form one member. The reflector 451 also has a function of reflecting light transmitted through the inner lens 461 as a reflector to the inside of an area partitioned by the reflector 451.

  As shown in FIG. 22, the plurality of LEDs 442 mounted on the electrical decoration board 441 are separated by a reflector 451, and each LED 442 surrounded by each wall portion 452 to 456 of the reflector 451 is a character. The character portions 412 to 416 corresponding to the wall portions 452 to 456 of the lens 411 are illuminated.

  The wall portions 452 to 456 of the reflector 451 are provided along the front-rear direction of the gaming machine (direction orthogonal to the screen of the image display unit 34), and the front edge (front end surface) is arranged in one plane. In addition to being flush with each other, the rear edge (rear end face) is arranged in one plane and is flush. The rear end surface is provided with a plurality of insertion portions 457 that are protrusions inserted into the slits 462 along the slits 462 for each of the plurality of slits 462 of the inner lens 461.

  As shown in FIGS. 21, 23, and 24, each insertion portion 457 is formed slightly narrower than the slit 462 of the inner lens 461, but is provided in substantially the same shape as each corresponding slit 462. . In addition, the rear end portion of the reflector 451 is widened so that the width of the rear end surface is wider than the thickness of each of the wall portions 452 to 456. Therefore, there are portions where the positions of the respective wall portions 452 to 456 and the respective insertion portions 457 are slightly shifted, and this is a structure for absorbing the positional shift between the slit 462 and the wall portions 452 to 456.

  The rear end surface of the reflector 451 is in contact with the front side of the inner lens 461. Also, a prism structure that is a collection of many irregularities is not provided at a position where the rear end surface of the reflector 451 of the inner lens 461 contacts.

  The inner lens 461 receives light from each LED 442 of the electrical decoration board 441 from the back side (the electrical decoration board 441 side) and emits this light from the front side (the character lens 411 and the lamp lens 421 side). On the front and back surfaces of the inner lens 461, many small prism structures (predetermined shapes of irregularities) are provided in order to disperse the light of each LED over a necessary area and make the light close to a surface light source.

  That is, light incident from the back surface of each LED 442 is dispersed along the surfaces (front and back surfaces) of the inner lens 461 in the inner lens 461 by the prism structure. Note that the direction of light dispersed in the inner lens 461 does not have to be parallel to the front and back surfaces of the inner lens 461, and is repeatedly reflected on the front and back surfaces in an oblique direction with respect to the front and back surfaces. It only has to be like this. Whether or not the light is reflected by the front and back surfaces of the inner lens 461 is based on the refractive index of the inner lens 461 and the incident angle of light.

  That is, the light guided to the prism structure on the back side of the inner lens 461 and dispersed in the inner lens 461 is guided to the prism structure on the front side and irradiated to the outside. In addition, the dark part of the inner lens 461 shown in the drawing indicates a region where the prism structure is provided. The prism structure portion may be a Fresnel lens, and the inner lens 461 may emit light incident from the LED in a condensed state or irradiate in a parallel hole state.

  Each LED 442 of the illumination board 441 basically has a range to irradiate light, but when entering the inner lens 461 as described above, a part is not emitted from the portion to be emitted, While being repeatedly reflected in the inner lens 461, it propagates outside the area to be irradiated.

  Therefore, the inner lens 461 is provided with a slit 462 along the irradiation range of each LED 442 so that the light of each LED 442 does not propagate outside the predetermined irradiation range. Note that most of the irradiation range of each LED 442 is a closed range, and this range is, for example, areas 463 to 467 corresponding to the character portions 412 to 416 of the character lens 411, and along the entire outer periphery of each of the areas 463 to 467. If the slits 462 are provided, the inner lens 461 is divided by the slits 462 to be separated. Therefore, the inner lens 461 can be separated from the outer periphery of each of the areas 463 to 467 by using the slits 462. One member is used.

  Further, the irradiation range of each LED 442 is also limited by the reflector 451 as described above. The arrangement of the walls 452 to 456 of the reflector 451 and the arrangement of the slits 462 of the inner lens 461 are as follows. It is almost the same. However, each of the wall portions 452 to 456 of the reflector 451 has a closed cylindrical shape, and each of the wall portions 452 to 456 is joined to each other so that the respective wall portions 452 to 456 are combined into one reflector 451. On the other hand, as described above, in the slit 462, a part of the portion corresponding to the outer periphery of each irradiation range is not the slit 462, and the inner lens 461 is formed as one integral member.

  The insertion portions 457 formed on the rear end surface of the reflector 451 correspond to the arrangement of the slits 462 of the inner lens 461, and all the insertion portions 457 of the reflector 451 can be inserted into the slits 462 of the inner lens 461. Yes. Further, basically, the insertion portions 457 of the reflector 451 are inserted into all the slits 462 of the inner lens 461. At this time, an insertion portion 457 having a length substantially the same as the length of each slit 462 is inserted.

  That is, all the slits 462 of the inner lens 461 are basically closed by the insertion portion 457 of the reflector 451. Note that the protruding length of the insertion portion 457 from the rear end surface of the reflector 451 is, for example, substantially the same as or longer than the thickness of the inner lens 461.

  In such an illumination device 401 of a gaming machine, an irradiation range is determined for each LED 442 provided on the illumination board 441, and basically a cylindrical wall portion of the reflector 451 as shown in FIG. 452 to 456 control the light of each LED 442 to be within the irradiation range by surrounding the irradiation range of each LED 442.

  However, the inner lens 461 is provided between the reflector 451 and the illumination board 441 on which the LEDs 442 are mounted, and the reflection of the inner lens 461 is basically repeated in the inner lens 461 as described above. Light can move along the surface direction, and even if the reflector 451 restricts the light irradiation range in front of the inner lens 461, propagation beyond the irradiation range of the LED 442 in the inner lens 461 cannot be prevented.

  Therefore, by providing the inner lens 461 with a slit 462 along the outer periphery of the irradiation range of the LED 442, propagation of light in the inner lens 461 can be prevented. However, when the slit 462 is provided in the inner lens 461, the light emission position in the inner lens 461 becomes different due to the slit 462, compared with the case where there is no slit 462, and the inner lens 461 from the slit 462 portion or its periphery. There is a high possibility that the light emitted to the outside passes through the gaps between the reflector 451 and the inner lens 461 and the slits 462 and exceeds the walls 452 to 456 of the reflector 451.

  Therefore, not only the slit 462 is provided in the inner lens 461 along the irradiation range of the LED 442 but also the insertion portion 457 provided on the rear end surface of the reflector 451 that restricts the irradiation range of the LED 442 is inserted into the slit 462. In the slit 462 and in the vicinity thereof, it is possible to block the light that attempts to propagate beyond the reflector 451 outside the inner lens 461.

  Thereby, it can prevent that the light of each LED442 shines the character lens 411 which is a surface lens, and the lamp lens 421 exceeding the irradiation range of LED442. Thereby, it is possible to prevent the timing and color originally illuminated by the LED 442 from differing from the timing and color set in each region of the front lens by light propagating inside and outside the inner lens 461.

  The illumination device 401 is not limited to the irradiation range of each LED 442 as a character, and the irradiation range of each LED 442 may be an individual character or an area of each character (for example, a face). Or each part of the face such as eyes and mouth). The irradiation range of the LED 442 may be any region as long as it is a lens member region.

  In addition, the reflector 451 is not limited to white, and a reflector having a color desired to be reflected can be used. Moreover, the same silver as a mirror etc. may be sufficient. However, the reflector 451 is preferably not transparent. The inner lens 461 is preferably transparent so that incident light is emitted, but a part of the inner lens 461 may be opaque.

Next, an electrical decoration device 500 for a gaming machine according to this embodiment will be described.
As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the cabinet unit 30 b includes a cabinet base (base unit) 32, and a cabinet upper unit (projection unit) 33 provided to project forward from the front surface of the base unit 32. It has.
A pair of electrical decoration devices 500, 500 are provided on the base unit 32 so as to be separated from each other on the lower side of the protruding unit 33.

  As shown in FIG. 25, the electrical decoration device 500 includes a plurality of light sources 501 and a lens member 502 that diffuses light from the light sources 501. As shown in FIG. 2, the light sources 501 are provided on the left and right sides of the substantially lower half of the upper barrier unit 30a. On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 25, a plurality of holes 503 are respectively provided on the left and right sides of the substantially lower half of the front surface of the base unit 32, and the light source 501 is inserted into the holes 503. Therefore, light can be emitted from the light source 501 toward the front of the base unit 32.

The left and right lens members 502 and 502 are functionally similar although the outer shape and the three-dimensional stripe pattern provided on the surface are slightly different. In this embodiment, the left lens on the front surface of the base unit 32 is the same. The member 502 will be described, and the right lens member 502 will be denoted by the same reference numeral and description thereof will be omitted.
As shown in FIGS. 26 and 27, the lens member 502 includes an outer lens member 505 and an inner lens member 506.

  The outer lens member 505 is formed of a colored translucent resin and has a three-dimensional shape that bulges to the front side of the front surface of the base unit 32. The outer lens member 505 includes a columnar portion 505a that is hollow inside and has a substantially U-shaped cross section, and a head portion 505b that is formed integrally with the columnar portion 505a at the upper end of the columnar portion 505a. It is composed of The head portion 505b bulges forward and sideward from the columnar portion 505a, and the inside is hollow and the back side is open. In addition, an opening 505c is provided on the upper surface of the head 505b, and the inside of the head 505b and the columnar part 505a is a communicating hollow. That is, the inside of the outer lens member 505 is hollow. Further, an upper surface wall 505d is provided adjacent to the opening 505c at the tip of the upper surface of the head 505b.

As shown in FIGS. 27 and 28A, the outer lens member 505 is provided with three nut portions 505e that are spaced apart from each other in the vertical direction. The three nut portions 505e are also provided apart in the left-right direction.
The upper nut portion 505e is formed in a columnar shape and is provided on a side portion of the head portion 505b. Further, the nut portion 505e has a screw hole that opens on the back side of the outer lens member 505.
The middle nut portion 505e is formed in a cylindrical shape and is provided adjacent to the inner surface of the columnar portion 505a. The nut portion 505e is provided so as to protrude from the back surface of the front wall portion of the columnar portion 505a, and the nut portion 505e has a screw hole that opens to the back side of the outer lens member 505.
The lower nut portion 505e is formed in a columnar shape and is provided so as to protrude from the center of the back surface of the front wall portion of the columnar portion 505a. Further, the nut portion 505e has a screw hole that opens on the back side of the outer lens member 505.
Such three nut portions 505e are to be screwed when the outer lens member 505 is fixed to the front surface of the base unit 32 with screws. The screw is screwed into the nut portion 505e from the back side of the base unit 32 through the base unit 32.

In addition, two nut portions 505f are provided in the outer lens member 505 so as to be separated from each other in the vertical direction. The upper nut portion 505f is formed in a columnar shape, and is provided so as to protrude from the center of the back surface of the front wall portion of the head portion 505b. Further, the nut portion 505 f has a screw hole that opens on the back side of the outer lens member 505.
The lower nut portion 505f is formed in a columnar shape, and is provided so as to protrude from the center of the back surface of the front wall portion of the columnar portion 505a. Further, the nut portion 505 f has a screw hole that opens on the back side of the outer lens member 505.
These two nut portions 505f are to be screwed when the inner lens member 506 is fixed inside the outer lens member 505 with screws.

In addition, on the inner side surface of the outer lens member 505, a number of grooves 505g extending in the horizontal direction or slightly inclined with respect to the horizontal at predetermined intervals are formed in the vertical direction. The groove 505g is formed in a wave shape in the vertical direction, whereby the outer lens member 505 diffuses light from the rear (light from the light source 501) in a plurality of directions. In the present embodiment, the groove 505g is formed only on one inner surface of the outer lens member 505, but it may be formed on the other inner surface or the back surface of the front wall portion.
Further, a three-dimensional striped pattern is formed on the outer surface of the outer lens member 505, and the light is diffused in a plurality of directions also by this striped pattern.

As shown in FIG. 27, the inner lens member 506 is formed of a colored or colorless resin having translucency, and has a three-dimensional shape that bulges to the front side of the front surface of the base unit 32. The inner lens member 506 includes a columnar portion 506a that is hollow inside and has a substantially U-shaped cross section, and a head 506b that is integrally formed with the columnar portion 506a at the upper end of the columnar portion 506a. It is composed of The head portion 506b bulges forward and laterally from the columnar portion 506a, and the inside is hollow and the back side is open. Further, a fall prevention wall 507 is provided integrally with the head 505b on the upper surface side of the head 505b.
The fall prevention wall 507 is for preventing a member such as a screw from falling into the inner lens member 506. The fall prevention wall 507 is continuous with the substantially horizontal horizontal wall portion 507a and the horizontal wall portion 507a. The inclined wall portion 507b is slightly inclined with respect to the horizontal wall portion 507a.

As shown in FIGS. 27 and 28B, a through hole 506c is formed in the front wall portion of the head 506b of the inner lens member 506, and an annular convex portion 506d is provided around the through hole 506c. ing. Also, a bottomed cylindrical convex portion 506f protrudes slightly below the central portion in the vertical direction of the front wall portion of the columnar portion 506a of the inner lens member 506, and is formed on the bottom wall portion of the convex portion 506f. A through hole 506e is formed. A hole 506i inside the convex portion 506f opens in the back front wall portion of the columnar portion 506a.
Also, a semicircular recess 506g is formed at the lower end of the columnar portion 506a, and the recess 506g is fitted to the upper half of the outer peripheral portion of the lower nut portion 505e of the outer lens member 505. .
Further, a columnar nut portion 506h is provided on a side portion of the head portion 506b. The nut portion 506h has a screw hole that opens on the back side of the inner lens member 506. The nut portion 506h is to be screwed when the inner lens member 506 is fixed to the front surface of the base unit 32 with a screw.

In addition, on the inner side surface of the inner lens member 506, a number of grooves 506j extending in the horizontal direction or slightly inclined with respect to the horizontal at predetermined intervals are formed in the vertical direction. The groove 506j is formed in a wave shape in the vertical direction, whereby the inner lens member 506 diffuses light from the rear in a plurality of directions. The groove 506j is formed on the inner surface of the inner lens member 506 so as to face the groove 505g of the outer lens member 505 when the inner lens member 506 is disposed inside the outer lens member 505.
In the present embodiment, the groove 506j is formed only on one inner surface of the inner lens member 506, but may be formed on the other inner surface, the rear surface of the front wall portion, or the like.
Further, a three-dimensional striped pattern is formed on the outer surface of the inner lens member 506, and the light is diffused in a plurality of directions also by this striped pattern.

When the inner lens member 506 is provided inside the outer lens member 505, the inner lens member 506 is inserted from the front wall portion through the opening on the back side of the outer lens member 505.
In this case, as shown in FIG. 29, the tip of the upper nut portion 505f of the outer lens member 505 is inserted inside the convex portion 506d of the inner lens member 506, and the inner portion of the convex portion 506f of the inner lens member 506 is inserted. The outer lens member 505 is inserted into the middle nut portion 505f of the outer lens member 505, and the inner lens member 506 has a concave portion 506g fitted into the upper half of the outer lens member 505. The inner lens member 506 is positioned with respect to the member 505.

  Next, the screw 510 is inserted into the through hole 506c from the inside of the inner lens member 506, and then the screw 510 is screwed into the upper nut portion 505f of the outer lens member 505, and the screw 511 is inserted from the inside of the inner lens member 506. The screw 511 is screwed into the middle nut portion 505f of the outer lens member 505 after being inserted into the through hole 506e. Accordingly, the inner lens member 506 is positioned and firmly fixed inside the outer lens member 505. That is, the lens member 502 is assembled.

Further, the inner lens member 506 is positioned and fixed inside the outer lens member 505 in this way, so that the fall prevention wall 507 on the upper surface of the inner lens member 506 is outside as shown in FIGS. It arrange | positions so that the opening of the upper surface of the lens member 505 may be plugged up. That is, the tip of the horizontal wall portion 507a of the fall prevention wall 507 contacts the end portion below the end portion of the upper surface wall portion 505d of the outer lens member 505, and the side end portion of the fall prevention wall 507 is the outer lens member 505. It contacts the upper inner surface of the head 505b. As a result, the gap between the inner lens member 506 and the outer lens member 505 is also closed.
Further, the fall prevention wall 507 is disposed below the upper end of the side wall of the head portion 505b of the outer lens member 505 by a predetermined depth, whereby the standing wall 508 is provided on the side of the fall prevention wall 507.
Further, the outer surface of the inner lens member 506 is along the inner surface of the outer lens member 505. That is, the outer surfaces of the columnar portion 506a and the head portion 506b of the inner lens member 506 are arranged with a slight gap or at least partially in contact with the inner surfaces of the columnar portion 505a and the head portion 505b of the outer lens member 505. Be placed.

The lens members 502 assembled in this way are attached to both sides of the lower front surface of the base unit 32 as shown in FIG.
In this case, the rear surface portion of the lens member 502 is brought into contact with the front surface of the base unit 32, and the side wall of the outer lens member 505 is engaged with the engaging portion 512 formed on the side wall of the base unit 32, and further the outer lens member. After the lower end portion of 505 is installed on a pedestal portion 513 provided at the lower end portion of the base unit 32, the three nut portions 505e of the outer lens member 505 and the nut portion 506h of the inner lens member 506 are respectively viewed from the back surface of the base unit 32. The lens member 502 is fixed to the front surface of the base unit 32 by inserting and screwing the screw 514.

  Thereafter, as shown in FIG. 2, an upper cabinet unit (projecting unit) 33 is attached to substantially the upper half of the base unit 32. The protruding unit 33 covers the upper surface of the lens member 502.

According to the present embodiment, the lens member 502 is provided inside the outer lens member 505 having a three-dimensional shape with a hollow interior and an open upper surface, and is hollow and three-dimensional. The inner lens member 506 has a shape, and the inner lens member 506 is provided with a fall prevention wall 507 for preventing a member such as a screw from falling inside the inner lens member 506. When attaching the lens member 502 before attaching the protruding unit 33 to the front surface, when fixing other members to the gaming machine with screws or the like above the lens member 502 during assembly of the gaming machine, Even if the member falls downward, the fall prevention wall 507 provided on the inner lens member 506 causes a fall of a screw or the like to the inside of the inner lens member 506. It can be prevented.
Further, the fall prevention wall 507 is disposed below the upper end of the side wall of the head portion 505b of the outer lens member 505 by a predetermined depth, and thereby, the standing wall 508 is provided on the side of the fall prevention wall 507. When a member such as a screw falls on the fall prevention wall 507, the standing wall 508 can prevent the member from jumping out to the side.

Furthermore, since the lens member 502 has a double structure including the outer lens member 505 and the inner lens member 506, the electric decoration effect can be enhanced.
Further, since the outer surface of the inner lens member 506 is along the inner surface of the outer lens member 505 and the fall prevention wall 507 is the upper surface wall 507 provided on the upper surface of the inner lens member 506, the outer lens member 505 is used as the inner lens. The member 506 can be reinforced from the inside, and the upper surface wall (fall prevention wall) 507 can reinforce the opening on the upper surface of the outer lens member 505.

Next, a structure for mounting the push button device of the gaming machine of this embodiment will be described.
As shown in FIGS. 30 and 31, a push button device 600 is attached to the front right side of the cabinet upper unit (frame of the gaming machine main body) 33 by a support member 601 and further covers the push button device 600. A cover lens 603 is attached.

As shown in FIG. 32, the push button device 600 has a structure in which a push button 605 is provided inside a push button case 604. The push button case 604 is provided on the base substrate 606 and has spring accommodating portions 604a and 604a. A spring is accommodated in the spring accommodating portion 604a, and a part of the impact acting on the push button case 604 is absorbed by the spring.
Further, a light source such as an LED is provided inside the push button 605. When the player is prompted to press the push button 605, light is emitted from the light source and the push button 605 is turned on or blinks. Yes. The base substrate 606 is provided with a rotation mechanism that rotates the push button 605 about its axis, and a drive motor 607 that drives the rotation mechanism. The push button 605 has a push button main body therein, and the push button main body is rotated by a drive motor 607 via a rotation mechanism.
Further, a spring is provided inside the push button 605, and a part of the impact acting on the push button 605 is absorbed by this spring.

The support member 601 is formed of a metal plate, and an installation portion 610 provided with the push button device 600 and a plurality (four in the embodiment) of support pieces 611 provided on the installation portion 610. And.
The installation unit 610 includes a rectangular plate-like substrate 612 on which the base substrate 606 of the pushbutton device 600 is installed, side walls 613 a and 613 b that rise at right angles from the left and right edges of the substrate 612, and a right angle from the lower edge of the substrate 612. A lower end wall 614 that rises, an upper end wall 615 having an L-shaped cross section that rises at a right angle from the upper edge of the substrate 612, and extends parallel to the substrate 612, and a rising wall 616 that rises at right angles on both sides of the front end edge of the upper end wall 615. , 616. Note that a large number of holes are formed in the substrate 612 in order to reduce the weight.

  The support piece 611 includes two support pieces 611a and 611b provided at right angles to the lower end wall 614 on both sides of the front end edge of the lower end wall 614, and the front end edges of the rising walls 616 and 616. It consists of two support pieces 611c and 611d provided at right angles. Through holes 611e are formed in the support pieces 611a to 611d, respectively.

  The push button device 600 is installed on the support member 601 having such a configuration. That is, the base substrate 606 of the push button device 600 is installed and fixed to the substrate 612 of the support member 601, the left and right sides of the base substrate 606 are in contact with the side walls 613 a and 613 b of the support member 601, respectively, and the upper end of the support member 601. The upper end portion of the base substrate 606 is in contact with the wall 615, and the lower end portion of the base substrate 606 is in contact with the lower end wall 614 of the support member 601. Accordingly, the push button device 600 is positioned and fixed to the support member 601.

  Further, in a state where the push button device 600 is fixed to the support member 601, the support pieces 611a and 611b protrude below the push button device 600, and the support pieces 611c and 611d protrude above the push button device 600. Yes.

  As shown in FIGS. 31 and 33, a substantially rectangular recess 620 is provided on the right front side of the upper cabinet unit (frame of the gaming machine main body) 33. The bottom surface 621 of the recess 620 is formed in a rectangular shape that is substantially equal to or slightly larger than the substrate 612 of the support member 601. In addition, the left and right side surfaces of the recess 620 are disposed substantially at right angles to the bottom surface 621, and a housing portion 623 that houses a part of the push button case 604 of the push button device 600 is formed on the left side surface. Yes.

Further, as shown in FIG. 31, standing walls 625 and 625 are spaced apart from each other at the lower end of the recess 620 in FIG. 31, and the pressing direction of the push button 605 of the push button device 600 (the depth of the recess 620). (Direction). The standing wall 625 is provided at a substantially right angle to the bottom surface 621, the left side of the left standing wall 625 is coupled to the left side of the recess 620, and the right side of the right standing wall 625 is the right side of the recess 620. Is bound to.
A receiving surface 626 is provided at an upper end portion of the standing wall 625 at a substantially right angle with respect to the standing wall 625. One edge along the longitudinal direction of the receiving surface 626 is coupled to the tip of the standing wall 625, and the other edge is coupled to the lower edge of the cabinet upper unit 33. A nut portion is provided on the back surface of the receiving surface 626, and a screw is screwed into the nut portion through a hole 626a formed in the receiving surface 626.

33, a standing wall 627 is provided at the upper end of the recess 620 in FIG. 33 along the pressing direction of the push button 605 of the push button device 600 (the depth direction of the recess 620). . Further, a wall body 629 having an L-shaped cross section is provided on the upper side portion of the bottom surface 621 of the recess 620, and a lower end portion of the standing wall 627 is coupled to a wall portion parallel to the bottom surface 621 of the wall body 629. ing. Further, the left side portion of the standing wall 627 is coupled to the left side surface of the recess 620.
A receiving surface 628 is provided at a substantially right angle with respect to the standing wall 627 at the upper end portion of the standing wall 627. A part of one edge portion along the longitudinal direction of the receiving surface 628 is coupled to the upper end portion of the standing wall 627, and the other edge portion is coupled to the upper edge portion of the cabinet upper unit 33. Further, both edge portions of the receiving surface 628 along the short direction are respectively coupled to a frame constituting the right front surface of the cabinet upper unit 33.
In addition, two nut portions are provided on the back surface of the receiving surface 628 so as to be separated from each other on the left and right sides, and screws are screwed into these nut portions through two holes 628a and 628a formed in the receiving surface 628. ing.

When the push button device 600 is loaded in the recess 620 as described above, the push button device 600 is installed on the installation portion 610 of the support member 601 and then integrated with the support member 601 as shown in FIGS. The push button device 600 that has become is inserted into the recess 620.
In this case, the receiving portion 610 of the supporting member 601 is inserted into the recess 620, and the supporting pieces 611a and 611b are brought into contact with the receiving surfaces 626 and 626 provided at the upper ends of the standing walls 625 and 625, thereby receiving the receiving surface. The support pieces 611a and 611b are supported by 626 and 626, and the support pieces 611c and 611d of the support member 601 are brought into contact with the receiving surface 628 provided at the upper end portion of the upright wall 627, whereby the supporting pieces are supported by the receiving surface 628. 611c and 611d are supported.
As a result, the support member 601 to which the push button device 600 is fixed is supported by the receiving surfaces 626 and 628.

  Thereafter, as shown in FIG. 31, four screws 630 are inserted through the through holes 611e of the support pieces 611a, 611b, 611c, 611d, respectively, and the holes 626a, 626a of the receiving surfaces 626, 626 and the holes of the receiving surface 628 are inserted. The support pieces 611a, 611b, 611c, and 611d are fixed to the receiving surfaces 626 and 628 by screwing into the nut portion through 628a and 628a. In this state, the substrate 612 of the support member 601 is separated from the bottom surface 621 of the recess 620, and the upper end wall 615 having the L-shaped section of the support member 601 is engaged with the L-shaped wall body 629 of the recess 620. ing.

  Finally, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 30, the cover lens 603 is attached to the front right side of the upper cabinet unit 33 so as to cover the push button device 600, thereby completing the attachment of the push button device 600.

  According to the present embodiment, the cabinet upper unit (the frame of the gaming machine main body) 33 is provided with the recess 620 and the standing walls 625 and 627, and the depression 620 is loaded with the push button device 600 and the standing wall 625. Since the support member 601 provided in the push button device 600 is supported by the pin 627, when the push button 605 of the push button device 600 is pressed, the impact can be received by the standing walls 625 and 627 through the support member 601. . Since the standing walls 625 and 627 are erected along the pressing direction of the push button 605, it is possible to strongly resist the impact, and thus the deformation and breakage of the cabinet upper unit 33 can be prevented.

  In addition, receiving surfaces 626 and 628 are provided at the upper ends of the standing walls 625 and 627, and the support member 601 includes an installation part 610 provided with the push button device 600 and a support piece 611 (611a provided on the installation part 610). 611d), the installation portion 610 is provided in the recess 620, and the support pieces 611 (611a to 611d) are supported by the receiving surfaces 626 and 628, so that the push button device can be easily and reliably provided in the recess 620. 600 can be provided, and the push button device 600 can be stably and reliably supported by the standing walls 625 and 627 via the receiving surfaces 626 and 628.

Next, an electrical decoration device 700 for a gaming machine according to this embodiment will be described.
In the present embodiment, the electric decoration device 700 is incorporated in the movable members 206 and 206, respectively. Since both the electric decoration devices 700 and 700 are different in that the constituent members are symmetrical and the other are equal, the electric decoration device 700 incorporated in the right movable member 206 will be described below. A description of the electrical decoration device 700 incorporated in the movable member 206 is omitted.

FIG. 35 is an exploded perspective view of the right movable member 206. The movable member 206 includes an electrical decoration device 700 and a surface member 300.
The illumination device 700 includes an LED substrate (light emitting element substrate) 701, a ring-shaped lens member 702, a lens member 703, a reflector 704, and a lens member 705.
A plurality of LEDs (light emitting elements) 710, 711, and 712 are provided on the surface of the LED substrate 701.
In addition, a substantially elliptical opening 715 is formed at the lower end of the LED substrate 701, and a plurality of LEDs 710 are annularly arranged around the opening 715 at a predetermined interval in the circumferential direction. The lens member 705 and the surface member 300 are arranged in front of the LED 710 arranged in a ring shape, and thereby the LED 710 is arranged so that it cannot be directly viewed from the front of the gaming machine.
In addition, a plurality of LEDs 711 are arranged at a predetermined interval from the upper edge portion to the right side portion of the LED substrate 701. Further, the LED 712 is disposed above the opening 715 of the LED substrate 701 and at the center in the vertical direction of the LED substrate 701.

As shown in FIG. 36, the lens member 703 is provided on the surface of the upper edge portion and the right side portion of the LED substrate 701. The lens member 703 has a plurality of holes 703a facing the LEDs 711.
As shown in FIG. 37, a reflector 704 is provided between the lens member 703 and the ring-shaped lens member 702 on the surface of the LED substrate 701. The reflector 704 is provided with a rectangular opening 704a, and the LED 712 faces the opening 704a. The reflector 704 is provided to prevent light from the LED 710, LED 711, and LED 712 from interfering with each other, and a light shielding wall 704b is provided around the outer periphery of the reflector 704 and the opening 704a. .

As shown in FIG. 36, a ring-shaped lens member 702 is disposed inside the LED 710 disposed in a ring shape at a front position of the LED substrate 701. Therefore, a predetermined gap is provided between the ring-shaped lens member 702 and the LED substrate 701. The ring-shaped lens member 702 is provided with two projecting portions 716 and 716 projecting radially outward, and a projecting portion 717 having a shape different from that of the projecting portion, spaced apart in the circumferential direction. As shown in FIG. 38, each of 716 and the protruding portion 717 is provided with a protruding portion 718 that protrudes toward the LED substrate 701 side. And the said clearance gap is hold | maintained when this convex part 718 contact | abuts on the surface of the LED board 701. FIG.
Further, a through hole 716a is formed in the protruding portion 716, and a convex portion (not shown) protruding from the back surface of the lens member 705 is fitted into the through hole 716a, whereby the ring-shaped lens member 702 is held. Has been.

As shown in FIG. 35, the lens member 705 is configured such that the upper edge portion and the side edge portion thereof are lit or blinked by light from the LED 711. The lens member 705 is provided with an elliptical columnar lens portion 719 at a position facing the LED 712 so that the lens portion 719 appears to be lit or blinking by the light from the LED 712.
In addition, an elliptical cylindrical lens portion 720 is provided below the lens member 705, and both end portions of the cylindrical lens portion 720 protrude from the front surface and the back surface of the lens member 705. The protruding amount of the cylindrical lens portion 720 is larger from the front surface side of the lens member 705 than from the rear surface side.
As shown in FIG. 40, the ring-shaped lens member 702 faces the end surface of the lens member 705 on the back surface side of the cylindrical lens portion 720. Further, the inner diameter of the cylindrical lens portion 720 and the inner diameter of the ring-shaped lens member 702 substantially coincide with each other. Therefore, the inner peripheral surface of the cylindrical lens portion 720 and the inner peripheral surface of the ring-shaped lens member 702 are substantially flush with each other in the axial direction.

As shown in FIGS. 38 to 40, the ring-shaped lens member 702 introduces light from the LED 710 into the ring-shaped lens member 702, and the axial direction of the ring-shaped lens member 702 and the front of the gaming machine (lens member). An optical means 730 is provided for emitting light in a ring shape toward the 705 side.
The optical means 730 includes a first refracting surface 731, a second refracting surface 732, and a diffusing unit 733.

  As shown in FIG. 41, the first refracting surface 731 refracts the light H1 from the LED 710 (see FIG. 36) toward the ring-shaped lens member 702, and has a predetermined interval in the circumferential direction on the outer peripheral surface of the ring-shaped lens member 702. A plurality of protrusions 734 are formed respectively. The convex portion 734 is disposed to face the LED 710 (see FIG. 36), and the first refractive surface 731 formed on the convex portion 734 is inclined by 45 ° with respect to the axial direction of the ring-shaped lens member 702. . Therefore, the light H1 from the LED 710 is refracted toward the ring-shaped lens member 702 side by the first refracting surface 731.

  The second refractive surface 732 refracts the light H2 refracted by the first refractive surface 731 in the circumferential direction of the ring-shaped lens member 702, and is formed at a predetermined interval along the circumferential direction of the ring-shaped lens member 702. A plurality of recesses 735 are formed. Two second refracting surfaces 732 and 732 are inclined with respect to one concave portion 735 by a predetermined angle by a V-shaped cut. The second refracting surfaces 732 and 732 are inclined so as to approach from the front surface side to the rear surface side of the ring-shaped lens member 702, and are inclined in a direction opposite to each other by a predetermined angle with respect to the surface of the ring-shaped lens member 702. Accordingly, the light H2 refracted by the first refracting surface 731 is refracted by the second refracting surface 732 to both sides in the circumferential direction of the ring-shaped lens member.

  The diffusion unit 733 diffuses the light refracted by the second refracting surface 732 in the axial direction of the ring-shaped lens member 702 and in front of the gaming machine (on the lens member 705 side). It is composed of a large number of formed cut face 733a. Therefore, the light H3 refracted by the second refracting surface 732 is refracted and diffused by the diffusion portion 733 in the axial direction of the ring-shaped lens member 702 and in front of the gaming machine. This light is denoted by reference numeral H4.

  Thus, in the ring-shaped lens member 702, the light from the LED 710 is refracted toward the ring-shaped lens member 702, further refracted in the circumferential direction of the ring-shaped lens member 702, and then in the axial direction of the ring-shaped lens member 702. In addition, the LED 710 appears to shine in a ring shape by the ring-shaped lens member 702 because it is refracted and diffused in front of the gaming machine.

  As shown in FIG. 35, the surface member 300 is covered on the surface of the lens member 705 except for the upper edge portion and the right edge portion, and an opening serving as the eye 310 into which the lens portion 719 is inserted. 310 and an opening 307 serving as the nose 307 into which the cylindrical lens portion 720 is inserted.

In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 40, the ring-shaped lens member 702 is provided with its surface abutting on the base end surface (the right end surface in FIG. 40) of the cylindrical lens portion 720 of the lens member 705. Therefore, the light from the LED 710 appears to be lit or blinking in a ring shape on the front end surface from the ring-shaped lens member 702 through the cylindrical lens portion 720.
Since the outer peripheral surface of the cylindrical lens portion 720 is inserted into and concealed by the opening 307 formed in the surface member 300, the distal end surface (left end surface in FIG. 40) of the cylindrical lens portion 720 exposed from the opening 307 is hidden. It appears to light or flash in a ring shape. In addition, since a large number of cut-out cut surfaces are formed in the circumferential direction on the inner peripheral surface of the cylindrical lens portion 720, light is diffused by the cut-out cut surfaces and the inner peripheral surface of the cylindrical lens portion 720 is also lit. Or it looks blinking.
Further, since the LED 710 is hidden by the lens member 705 and the surface member 300 and is disposed so as not to be directly viewed from the front of the gaming machine, the player cannot directly view the LED 710 from the front. Moreover, since the LED 710 that makes the cylindrical lens portion 720 appear to be turned on or blinking is disposed outside the ring-shaped lens member 702, the LED 710 can be seen even when the inner side of the cylindrical lens portion 720 and the ring-shaped lens member 702 is viewed obliquely. Can be hidden by the ring-shaped lens member 702. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the LED 710 from being viewed directly.

  The optical means 730 is disposed on the ring-shaped lens member 702 so as to face the LED 710, and the first refractive surface 731 that refracts light from the LED toward the ring-shaped lens member 702 and the ring-shaped lens member 702. A second refracting surface 732 that refracts the light refracted by the first refracting surface 731 in the circumferential direction of the ring-shaped lens member 702, and is refracted by the second refracting surface 732 provided on the ring-shaped lens member 702. Since the diffuser 733 that diffuses the light in the axial direction of the ring-shaped lens member 702 and the front of the game machine is provided, the light from the LED 710 can be easily and surely emitted in a ring shape.

  In this embodiment, the case where the movable member 206 is provided with the illumination device 700 that has the ring-shaped lens member 702 and part of the illumination device 700 shines in a ring shape is described as an example. It is not limited to 206 and may be provided at a desired position of the gaming machine.

30 Upper door (front door)
30a Middle frame (barrier upper unit)
30b Outer frame (cabinet unit)
401 Illumination device 411 Character lens (surface lens)
412 to 416 Character part (area)
421 Lamp lens (surface lens)
441 Electric board (board)
442 LED (light source)
451 Reflector 457 Insertion part 452-456 Wall part 461 Inner lens 462 Slit 463-467 Area

Claims (1)

Provided with an illumination device having a surface lens having a plurality of regions, a substrate having a plurality of light sources that respectively illuminate each region of the surface lens, and an inner lens and a reflector disposed between the surface lens and the substrate A gaming machine,
The inner lens is provided with a slit so as to roughly divide the inner lens into a plurality of areas corresponding to the position of the boundary between the regions of the surface lens.
The reflector is adjacent to a surface of the inner lens facing the front lens, and is provided in a wall shape that partitions each section of the inner lens substantially along the slit of the inner lens, and along the slit. And an insertion portion that is inserted into the slit.

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