JPH0314214Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention relates to the improvement of the game board of pachinko machines.
In particular, each time a ball rolling down the game board enters a predetermined safe ball receiving hole and becomes a safe ball, a large number of light emitters are placed at appropriate locations on the decorative pattern drawn on the board according to a preset program. The effect of the flashing lights and the decorative pattern on the board doubles the decorative effect of the board, increasing the commercial value of the pachinko machine.

Conventionally, pachinko machines have been known to have a structure in which light emitting bodies such as light bulbs flash in three places: the prize ball case in the center of the game board surface and the top corner outside the ball guide rail, but safe balls are inserted into the machine. Since the light-emitting elements in three places flash alternately or simultaneously for each game, the decorative effect on the game board surface is extremely ordinary, and because there are limits to where they can be installed, it lacks commercial value as a pachinko machine. It was hot.

This idea eliminates the above-mentioned conventional drawbacks,
Decorative patterns such as birds, animals, etc. are applied to the surface of the game board surrounded by the ball guide rail, and a large number of holes are bored in the eyes of the decorative pattern and other appropriate parts, and light-emitting diodes, light bulbs, and other light-emitting devices are placed in the holes. A control box is provided with a safe ball detector for detecting that a safe ball has entered the safe ball receiving port, and a control box that causes the light emitting body of the safe ball detector to blink according to a preset program. This invention relates to a game board for a pachinko machine, characterized in that the control box is connected to the light emitting body and the control box is connected to the light emitting body.

One embodiment will be explained in detail below based on the drawings. In the drawings, A is a game board surface surrounded by a ball guide rail 1, and the surface has decorative patterns 2 of birds such as peacocks, animals, etc. The printed decorative thin plate 3 is integrally attached. 4 is game board side A
A large number of through holes are scattered at the eyes of the decorative pattern 2 and other appropriate locations. A portion a of the decorative thin plate 3 corresponding to the through hole 4 is transparent. 5 is a light emitting body inserted into the through hole 4, and is a light emitting diode, miniature light bulb, or the like. The number of light emitting bodies 5 is usually about 4 to 40 depending on the form of the decorative pattern 2 and the like. Therefore, as illustrated in FIG. 3, several light emitters 5 are attached to a series of substrates 6 via support legs 7 in alignment with the positions of several through holes 4, and the light emitters 5 are attached to the surface of the game board A. The board 6 is inserted into the through hole 4 from the back side and fixed to the back side of the game board with screws or the like. At this time, a recess (not shown) into which the board 6 is inserted is made in the back of the game board, and the board 6 is fitted into the recess to prevent the board 6 from being ejected from the back of the game board. It does not get in the way of attaching back parts such as a control device, and is advantageous in terms of implementation. In addition, the light emitting body 5 is a safe ball receiving port B on the game board surface A, an obstacle nail 8, a windmill 9, and other pottery 10.
Although it is to be installed avoiding the installation position of the pottery 10, it is also free to install it in combination with the pottery 10. In addition, a safe ball detector (not shown) installed in any safe ball receiving port B installed on the game board surface A is connected to a control box that blinks the light emitter 5 according to a preset program. This control box has a large number of light emitters 5
is connected to. When the ball rolling down the play board surface A enters the safe ball receiving port B and becomes a safe ball, the detector detects this and activates the control box, which sends a signal to the light emitter 5. It is designed to blink. The large number of light emitters 5 may be blinked in accordance with a program preset by the control box, for example, in a flowing sequence from the base point to the end point, or may be blinked in blocks that have been divided in advance. It can be set freely, such as blinking alternately or irregularly, or blinking a large number of light emitters 5 multiple times at the same time.

In the above configuration, when a ball hits the predetermined safe ball receiving opening B and becomes a safe ball, the detector detects the safe ball and activates the control box, which causes a large number of light emitters 5 to blink. Since these steps are performed sequentially, irregularly, or simultaneously according to a preset program, the decorative effect on the game board itself becomes dynamic, creating an unprecedented sense of taste. In the above embodiment, the luminous body 5 is provided by effectively utilizing the pattern of peacock feathers as the decorative pattern 2, but it may be freely arranged in combination with other appropriate decorative patterns 2 such as birds and animals. It is.

As explained above, this device has a large number of light emitters arranged in a way that matches the decorative pattern on the game board surface, and the combined effect of the unique blinking behavior of the light emitters creates an unprecedented dynamic effect on the game board surface. This exhibits a decorative effect and significantly increases the commercial value of the pachinko machine.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a partially cutaway front view showing an embodiment of this invention, FIG. 2 is a sectional view of the main part, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the light emitter. A...Game board surface, B...Safe ball receiving slot, 1...
... Launching ball guide rail, 2... Decorative pattern, 4... Through hole, 5... Luminous body.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Birds on the play board surface surrounded by the ball guide rail,
Decorative patterns such as animals are applied, and a large number of holes are made in the eyes and other appropriate parts of the decorative pattern, and light emitting diodes, light bulbs, and other luminous objects are inserted into the holes, and a safe ball is placed in the safe ball receiving hole. A safe ball detector is provided to detect when a ball enters, the safe ball detector is connected to a control box that blinks a light emitter according to a preset program, and the control box and the light emitter are connected. A pachinko machine game board that features: