JPH0526513B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of Industrial Application The present invention relates to a winning device for a pachinko game machine.

BACKGROUND TECHNOLOGY Conventionally, a ball handling device has a ball receiving plate on a game board surface that can hold several balls, and is equipped with a solenoid that allows the ball receiving plate to protrude and retreat toward the front of the game board. Attaching the device and a launch pad having a receiving part for receiving at least one ball and stopping and holding the ball in that position, and having a launch solenoid provided below the receiving part, and A winning chuckler with a downward facing prize opening is installed above the receiving part of the launch pad, and a winning switch for detecting winning of a hit ball is installed on the winning chuckler. A variable winning machine is attached, and a solenoid that changes the hitting balls to make it easier to win is attached to the variable winning machine, and the launching solenoid is activated by pressing a push button switch provided on the front of the pachinko machine. energizes the ball, which is stopped and held on the receiving part of the launch pad, and launches it upward into a winning chuckler, and activates a winning switch by the winning ball;
The activation of this winning switch excites the solenoid of the hit ball processing device to make the ball receiving plate protrude toward the game board for a certain period of time, and after the elapse of a certain period of time, the ball receiving plate is retreated from the game board surface, and at the same time, the solenoid of the variable winning device is activated. A ball winning device for a pachinko machine that is operated to change the variable winning device for a certain period of time to make it easier for balls to win is known as Japanese Patent Publication No. 57-54140. A spherical body sorting device that is provided in conjunction with the game board of a pinball game machine that is used for playing by hitting balls, and a certain type of identification information is drawn at every fixed angle on the circumference of the display surface, and A rotary plate in which through holes through which the spherical body can pass are bored at each fixed angle where each identification information is drawn, and each through hole connected to the rotation axis of the rotary plate and bored in the rotary plate. It has a passage entrance for the spherical body at a position corresponding to and separated from the back surface of the rotary plate by a certain distance, and the exit of the spherical body moves in a different circumferential position direction according to the corresponding identification information drawn on the rotary plate. a rotating distribution mechanism including a spherical body distribution guide member configured to distribute the spherical body; and a rotating distribution mechanism disposed corresponding to at least the outer peripheral position of the rotary plate, and rotating the spherical body that has been balled. A spherical body guide member guiding onto the plate, fixedly provided at a position between the rotary plate and the spherical body distribution guide member, and corresponding on the same circumference as a through hole bored in the rotary plate. A spherical object distributing device for a pinball game machine is known as Japanese Patent Publication No. 57-4275, which is equipped with a fixed plate having spherical object passage holes bored at predetermined positions, the rotary distributing mechanism, and a rotational drive means. It is being

Furthermore, an inclined plate for rolling pachinko balls in an inclined direction, a ball guide member for guiding pachinko balls that have passed through a specific area of the game board to an upper part of the inclined plate in an inclined direction, and a ball guiding member provided below the inclined plate. a hitting member that hits pachinko balls rolling on an inclined plate, and a hitting member that is formed on the upper surface of the inclined surface of the inclined plate and imparts a certain value by passing the pachinko balls hit by the hitting member. A winning ball device for a batting ball gaming machine, which is comprised of a winning area defined to allow players to win, is known as Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 56-34369.

Furthermore, a supporting member is provided protrudingly on the game board surface on which the ball is stopped and held, and a solenoid is vertically provided on the lower part of the supporting member on the game board surface. In addition to making the hit ball hit by the plunger of the solenoid strong and splashing it upward, a chucker having a downward winning opening provided directly above the supporting member is spaced appropriately from the supporting member. installation,
A prize winning device for a pachinko machine was developed in 1972, in which an arcuate guide was formed on the inner wall of the player so as to guide the ball that entered the prize opening to the back side of the game board through a through hole formed in the game board. It is known as Publication No. 50062.

Problems to be Solved by the Invention An object of the present invention is to send a winning pachinko ball to a winning body through a ball flow path to a ball launching position, and to operate a detection body, and to operate a detection body to send a winning pachinko ball to a ball launch position by the operation of the detection body. The solenoid is automatically energized, and as the launch solenoid is energized, the winning opening/closing member is expanded to give the player more chances to win a prize, and the player is The input prize object and the input prize opening/closing member are integrally arranged on the surface of the base body attached to the game board surface, and the ball detection body is placed on the back side of the base body. , by disposing the ball flow path and the launch solenoid in an integrated manner, the detection body and the launch solenoid, and the launch solenoid and the prize-winning opening/closing member are electrically connected. To provide a winning device for a pachinko game machine in which a winning opening/closing member, a ball detection body, a ball flow path, and a launching solenoid can be easily installed and replaced on a game board at the same time.

Means for Solving the Problems The winning device for a pachinko game machine of the present invention has a winning object and a winning opening/closing member integrally disposed on the surface of a base body that is attached to the game board surface, and a winning opening/closing member on the back surface of the base body.
A ball flow path that guides the winning ball into the winning object to a launch position, a ball detector that detects the winning ball at the launch position, and a launch solenoid that is excited by the operation of the ball detector at the launch position are provided, respectively. The prize opening/closing member is connected to the launch solenoid so as to be opened and opened as the launch solenoid is energized.

Operation When the winning ball that has entered the winning object is sent to the launch position along the ball flow path, this is detected by the ball detector, and the launch solenoid is automatically energized to launch the winning ball upward. As the winning ball is launched, the winning opening/closing member is expanded to give the player a change in winning opportunities.

Embodiments Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. In Fig. 1, 1 is a winning device attached to the game board of a pachinko game machine, and above it are arranged blades 2 and 2' that open and close on the left and right, respectively, and a rotary body 3 that is a rotary distribution member. The winning part 4 is provided, and below the upper winning part 4, there are a digital display part 5, a chucker 6, 6' which is a winning object having a ball holder D, and a winning opening/closing member 7 such as a churip.
A lower prize winning section 8 is provided in which a number 7' is arranged.

The upper winning part 4 has a through hole 1 in the center of the front of the base body 9.
A case cover 11 having a number 0 is attached to the case cover 11, and the case cover 11 is laterally provided with a display section 12 consisting of a plurality of light emitting bodies such as light emitting diodes. A ball socket 13 is formed between 2 and 2', and the blades 2 and 2' are opened and closed left and right along guide holes 14 and 14', respectively.

Reference numeral 15 designates lamp cover lenses attached to both sides of the case cover 11.

In the lower winning part 8, chuckers 6 and 6' having ball sockets on the upper part are mounted on the surface of the base body 16, and a window 17 is formed between the chuckers 6 and 6'.
A triangular lens 18 is provided at the bottom of the chucker 6, 6'.
18' is attached, a cover lens 19 having a digital display section 5 is attached below the window 17,
U-shaped cover lenses 20, 20' are attached to both sides of the digital display section 5, and winning opening/closing members 7, 7' are attached to both sides thereof. Chat car 6,
6' and the winning opening/closing members 7, 7' are the lower winning part 8.
are integrally arranged on the surface of the base body 16. 2
Reference numeral 1 indicates a plurality of nail attachment holes formed in the upper part of the U-shaped cover lenses 20, 20'. By providing the upper part of the mounting hole 21 and the outer nail located at the lower part of the mounting hole 21, the gauge structure of the pachinko game board is such that the pachinko balls can easily fall into the opening/closing members 7, 7'. ,on the other hand,
By arranging nails in the nail attachment holes 21 in the opposite manner to the above, it is possible to obtain a gauge configuration of the pachinko game board that prevents pachinko balls from falling into the opening/closing members 7, 7'. .

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the base body 16 of the lower prize winning section 8 has ball sockets 22, 22' formed at positions where the chuck cars 6, 6' are mounted, and the ball sockets 22, 22. A window 17 is formed between the ball sockets 22 and 22', and triangular lenses 18 and 1 are provided at the bottom of the ball sockets 22 and 22'.
Triangular lens mounting holes 23, 23' for mounting the cover lens 8' are formed below the window 17.
A mounting portion 24 is formed for mounting the mounting hole 2.
U-shaped mounting holes 25, 25' for mounting U-shaped cover lenses 20, 20' are formed on both sides of the U-shaped mounting holes 25, 25', and opening/closing members 7,
Ball sockets 26, 26' are formed at the positions where the lenses 7' are mounted, and a plurality of nail mounting holes 21 are formed below the triangular lens mounting holes 23, 23'.

As shown in FIG. 3, on the back surface of the base body 16, there is a ball channel 27 that guides the winning balls from the chuckers 6, 6' inclined at the bottom of the ball sockets 22, 22', respectively, to the launching position. , 27' are formed;
A locking part 29 having protrusions 28, 28' in the vertical direction is formed following the ball channels 27, 27',
At the lower part, which is the launching position following the locking part 29, there is a ball hitting rod 3 with a ball hitting spring 30 attached to the tip.
A fitting part 33 is formed to fit a launch solenoid 32 having a chucker 6, 6'.
The pachinko balls that have entered the ball sockets 22, 22' pass over the ball channels 27, 27' which are inclined, and are stopped on the ball hitting spring 30, and the state can be confirmed through the window 17. A box frame 34 is provided on the back side where the opening/closing members 7, 7' are attached. Reference numeral 35 designates an operating member, in which an operating rod 36 is integrally provided in the lateral direction at the upper end, a rotating shaft 37 is provided at the lower end, and an engaging pin provided at the opening/closing member 7, 7' is provided at the lower end. ) and a coil spring 38 , and the operating rod 36 is rotated by being moved by a plunger (not shown) of a solenoid that is interlocked with the excitation of the launch solenoid 32 . The actuating member 35 is centered around the shaft 37.
is operated to open and close the opening/closing members 7, 7' for a certain period of time or for a certain number of times.

Next, a back plate 39 attached to the back side of the base body 16
To explain this, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, engaging pieces 40 and 40' that engage with the locking part 29 of the base body 16 are formed on the front surface of the main body, and a ball receiver is provided upward on the back surface of the main body. A ball receiving gutter 42 having an inclined part 41 is formed to receive the pachinko balls entered from the openings 22, 22', and lamps are mounted at positions corresponding to the triangular lenses 18, 18' and the U-shaped cover lenses 20, 20', respectively. A lamp mounting hole 44 having a lamp mounting hole is formed. Reference numerals 45 and 45' denote detection body attachment pieces for mounting a ball detection body for detecting a launched ball, and 46 is a through hole through which a lead wire of the launch solenoid 32 is passed.

The back plate 39 is attached to the base body 16 by engaging the engaging pieces 40, 40' formed on the back plate 35 with the locking portions 29 formed on the base body 16, and then fixing with screws or the like. Then, the lead wire of the launch solenoid 32 is pulled out from the through hole 46, and a ball detection body (not shown) such as a micro switch is mounted between the detection body mounting pieces 45 and 45'.

FIG. 6 shows the base plate 47 attached to the mounting part 24 of the base body 16. Two lamps 48 and 48' are provided above, and a digital light emitting device such as a light emitting diode is provided below. Display body 49
The lamps 48 and 48' are lit and displayed when winning a prize or when a predetermined game condition is met, and can be attached and detached, and can also be lit alternately. After fitting and mounting the cover lens 19 on the front surface of the base body 16 with screws, the digital display section 4
9 digitally displays the number of times the opening/closing members 7, 7' are opened/closed or the opening time.

Next, to explain the upper winning part 4, as shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, a back plate 50 having a cutout part 50a is provided on the back surface of the base body 9 of the upper winning part 4.
is attached with a screw, and an opening/closing solenoid 51, which is an electromagnetic opening/closing means for the blades 2, 2', is attached to the notch 50a.
At the tip of the plunger 52, there is a locking part 53 attached to the guide rods 2b, 2b' that engage the rotating shafts 2a, 2a' of the blades 2, 2' and the guide holes 14, 14'.
A rack 55 is provided which meshes with the gear 54 integrally having a gear 54, and the lower end of the opening/closing solenoid 51 and the rack 5 are provided on the outer periphery of the plunger 52.
A compression coil spring 5 is installed between the mounting portions 55a of 5 and 5.
6 is provided.

Reference numeral 57 denotes an upper box body attached to the lower part of the back plate 50 by screws, and by screwing the lower box body 59 having the ball flow channels 58, 58' and the flange 60 with screws 61, it becomes an integral body. It is formed in a box body 62, and a motor M is integrally provided on the lower surface of the lower box body 59.

S is a detection switch that serves as a ball detector that detects pachinko balls passing through a ball flow path 58 formed in the lower box body 59, and when the detection switch S operates, the opening/closing solenoid 51 is energized and the blade 2 is ,2'
When the pachinko ball falls into the ball flow path 58', the detection switch S does not operate.

Inside the box body 62, a guide plate 63, a rotating body 3 fixed to the motor shaft 64 of the motor M, and a lamp 66 attached to a mounting hole 65 formed in the upper box body 57 are housed. The plate 63 has an inclined portion 6 having a ball launch hole 67 through which the pachinko ball launched by the launch solenoid 32 passes.
8 and a fitting hole 69 into which the rotating body 3 is fitted, and the inclined portion 68 allows the pachinko balls to be fitted into the rotating body 3.
Send it up.

The rotating body 3 is made of a transparent synthetic resin material, and a hollow part 71 is formed inside a main body 70 on a hexagonal cylinder, and a mounting hole 72 for fixing a motor shaft 64 is formed in the center of the lower surface. A distribution piece 73 is integrally provided in each corner in the radial direction, and a ball receiving piece 74 having a partially inclined portion 74a is provided between the distribution pieces 73, and a pachinko ball placed on the ball receiving piece 74 is provided. Balls are sent to the ball flow path 58 by the rotating body 3, and other objects are sent to the ball flow path 58', and when the lamp 66 is turned on, the rotating body 3 is sent to the ball flow path 58. It can be confirmed through the through hole 10.

The launch solenoid 32 can be operated automatically by a determination control circuit when a predetermined game condition is established, or by enabling a comparison and determination circuit to operate a manual switch when a predetermined game condition is established. This can also be done by the player pressing a manual switch, and a protrusion 75 inserted into the ball launching hole 67 of the guide plate 63 provided in the upper winning section 4 as shown in FIG. If the lid body 76 having the above is attached, the upper winning part 4 and the lower winning part 8
It is possible to provide separate winning devices.

To explain the operation of the embodiment of the present invention, the pachinko balls that enter the chuckers 6, 6' of the lower winning part 8 enter the ball receiving channel 42 formed at the upper part of the back plate 39 through the ball sockets 22, 22'. , are sent onto the ball channels 27, 27' along the inclined portions 41, and are sent onto the ball hitting spring 30 along the inclinations of the ball channels 27, 27'.
A ball detector (not shown) such as a micro switch provided at 5' is activated.

Then, the launching solenoid 32 is energized by the operation of the ball detector, and the ball hitting rod 31 moves upward to launch the pachinko ball via the ball hitting spring 30. , 7' is energized to open and close the opening/closing members 7, 7' for a predetermined number of times or for a predetermined time, and the digital display 49 displays the number of times the opening/closing members 7, 7' are opened and the opening/closing time is displayed. do. In addition, by driving a plurality of nails into the nail attachment holes 21 formed in the base body 16, it is possible to make it easier to enter the opening/closing members 7, 7' for expanding the pachinko balls as desired, or vice versa. Make it difficult to enter, and the base body 1
A base plate 47 having lamps 48, 48' is fitted into the mounting hole 24 of 6, and the lamps 48, 48' are turned on to indicate when the chaser 6, 6' wins or when the opening/closing members 7, 7' are opened. It is also possible to light up alternately.

A plurality of pachinko balls 77 enter the chuck cars 6, 6' and are guided to a launching position on the ball hitting spring 30 of the launching solenoid 35. As shown in Figure 10, the ball sockets 22, 22'
Only the first pachinko ball 77 that has entered the ball is sent onto the hitting spring 30, and the next pachinko ball 77'
is discharged from the ball discharge hole 78, and if the launching of the second and subsequent pachinko balls 77' is to be effective, the 11th
As shown in the figure and FIG. 12, the first pachinko ball 77 is sent onto the ball hitting spring 30, and the second and subsequent pachinko balls 77' are kept waiting in the flow path so that they can be launched successively. do.

Further, the pachinko balls launched upward by the launch solenoid 35 are sent onto the rotary plate 3 through the ball launch hole 67 formed in the guide plate 63 of the upper winning part 4, and the pachinko balls are sent onto the rotary plate 3 through the rotation of the rotary plate 3. Sorting is done by.

In addition, the launch solenoid 35 can be energized by a manual switch, and the ball launch hole 67 formed in the guide plate 63 of the upper winning part 4 can be used to excite the launch solenoid 35.
If a lid body 76 having a protrusion 75 is attached to the lid body 76, the lower winning part 8 and the upper winning part 4 can be made into separate winning devices.

Effects of the Invention As described above, according to the winning device of the pachinko gaming machine of the present invention, when the winning ball that has entered the winning body is sent to the launching position along the ball flow path, it is detected by the ball detection body. Detection is performed, and the launch solenoid is energized and automatically launches the ball, creating an opportunity to win a prize with that ball. By changing the winning opportunities for players, players can be interested and enjoy the movement that is different from conventional ones, and the surface of the base body attached to the game board has winning objects and winning openings and closings. By arranging the components in one piece and arranging the ball detection body, ball flow path, and launch solenoid on the back side of the base body, the detection body, the launch solenoid, and the launch solenoid and the winning opening/closing member can be connected to each other. If electrical connections are made, the prize object, prize opening/closing member, ball detection body, ball flow path, and launch solenoid can be easily installed and replaced on the game board at the same time.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a front view of the embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a front view of the base body of the lower winning section, Fig. 3 is a rear view when the launch solenoid of Fig. 2 is installed, and Fig. 4 is a front view of the back plate, Fig. 5 is a right side view of Fig. 4, Fig. 6 is a front view of the base, Fig. 7 is a rear view of the upper winning part, Fig. 8 is a 9 is a bottom view of the lid, FIG. 10 is a rear view of the main parts showing the method for processing winning balls,
FIG. 11 is a rear view of the main parts showing another method of processing winning balls, and FIG. 12 is a plan view of FIG. 11. 1... Prize winning device, 2, 2'... Feather, 2a, 2
a'... Rotating shaft, 2b, 2b'... Guide rod, 3...
Rotating body, 4... Upper winning part, 5... Digital display part, 6, 6'... Cheer car, 7, 7'... Opening/closing member for winning, 8... Lower winning part, 9... Base body,
10...Through hole, 11...Case cover, 12...
Display unit, 13... Ball socket, 14, 14'... Guide hole, 15... Lamp cover lens, 16... Base body, 17... Window, 1818'... Triangular lens,
19... Cover lens, 20, 20'... U-shaped cover lens, 21... Hole for nail attachment, 22, 22'
...Ball socket, 23, 23'...Triangular lens mounting hole,
24...Mounting hole, 25, 25'...U-shaped mounting hole,
26, 26'... Ball socket, 27, 27'... Ball channel, 28, 28'... Protruding part, 29... Locking part,
30... Spring for batting ball, 31... Batting rod, 3
2... Launch solenoid, 33... Fitting part, 3
4... Box body, 35... Operating member, 36... Operating rod, 37... Rotating shaft, 38... Coil spring, 39... Back plate, 40, 40'... Engaging piece, 4
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Inclined part, 42... Ball receiving gutter, 43... Lamp mounting hole, 44... Lamp mounting piece, 45, 45'...
...Detector mounting piece, 46...Through hole, 47...Base,
48, 48'... Lamp, 49... Digital display, 50... Back plate, 50a... Notch, 51...
...Opening/closing solenoid, 52...Plunger, 5
3... Locking part, 54... Gear, 55... Rack,
56... Compression coil spring, 57... Upper box body, 58, 58'... Ball channel, 59... Lower box body,
60...flange, 61...screw, 62...box, 63...guiding plate, 64...motor shaft, 65...
...Mounting hole, 66...Lamp, 67...Ball launch hole, 68...Slope part, 69...Fitting hole, 70...
...Main body, 71...Hollow part, 72...Mounting hole, 73
...Distribution piece, 74...Ball receiver piece, 74a...Slope part, 75...Protrusion, 76...Lid body, 77, 77'
...Pachinko ball, 78...ball discharge hole, M...motor, S...detection switch.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A winning object and a winning opening/closing member are integrally arranged on the surface of a base body that is attached to the game board surface, and a ball flow path is provided on the back surface of the base body to guide the winning ball to the winning body to a launching position, A ball detector for detecting winning balls at a launch position and a launch solenoid that is excited by the operation of the ball detector at the launch position are provided, and the award opening/closing member expands as the launch solenoid is energized. A winning device for a pachinko game machine, characterized in that the winning device is connected to the launch solenoid to be opened.