JPH09173626A - Parking system dedicated to game place - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To perform services inside a shop without performing an authentication operation by a clerk. SOLUTION: A parking ticket issuing machine 12 issues a parking ticket when a fixed amount charge collecting machine 11 collects a fixed amount charge. The information of fixed amount charge collection and the entrance time as needed are magnetically recorded on the parking ticket. When an issuing processing is ended, a crossing gate 13 for car entrance is opened. A parking ticket reader 15a inside an establishment such as a pachinko shop 14 or a game center or the like reads the information of the fixed amount charge collection and the entrance time when it is recorded of the parking ticket and recovers the parking ticket. As the result of read, in the case that the service is possible, read completion signals are outputted. A ball lending machine 16 or a coin kind lending machine discharges the prescribed number of pachinko balls or coin kinds by the read completion signals. At a car exit, a leaving car crossing gate 17 opens a gate 17a and makes leaving possible. In the case of providing a parking charge adjustment machine in the car exit, charge adjustment corresponding to the entrance time is performed.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a parking lot system for amusement hall users such as pachinko parlors and game centers, that is, a parking lot system dedicated to amusement halls.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Some conventional gaming facilities such as pachinko parlors and game centers have a parking lot. An example of realizing such a parking lot system in a pachinko parlor is shown in FIG. In FIG. 7, 71 is a parking ticket issuing machine, 72 is an entrance blocking machine to which the parking ticket issuing machine 71 is connected, 73 is a pachinko parlor, 74 is an authentication machine, 75 is a ball lending machine, 76 is a charge calculator, and 77 is The exit calculator is connected to the charge calculator 76.

A parking ticket issuing machine (TD) 71 issues a parking ticket to a vehicle passenger by a vehicle detection signal from a vehicle detector (not shown) when the vehicle arrives at the entrance of a parking lot. Prompt to receive. The parking ticket is magnetically coated, for example, and the entry time is magnetically recorded. The vehicle passenger can remove the parking ticket from the parking ticket issuing machine 71. The entrance circuit breaker (GT) 72 is a parking ticket issuing machine 71.
Upon completion of the removal of the parking ticket, the gate 72a is raised to enter the vehicle.

There are cases where various services are provided to those who use the pachinko parlor 73. For example, the service is provided so that the parking fee is cheap to the parking lot user. In such a case, the pachinko parlor, for example, whether or not the customer submits to the counter staff in the store when entering the store, or whether the staff patrols the store to call out to the customer and use the parking lot. Inquiries are required to submit a parking ticket. The pachinko parlor stores the pachinko parlors who have rented pachinko balls with a parking ticket.
Admitting that the person who can receive the service provision of 3 and accepting the service can be provided to the parking ticket issued by the parking ticket issuing machine 71 and brought by the user by using the authentication machine 74, That is, record the certification,
The certified parking ticket is given to the parking ticket user. In addition,
The recording in the authentication machine 74 is performed by writing magnetic information to be read by the checkout machine and by printing an authentication stamp for visually confirming that the salesclerk has been authenticated without performing the authentication work again.

When the parking lot user finishes the work and drives the vehicle to the exit, the toll calculator (AP) 76 parks in the vehicle boarding by the vehicle detection signal from the vehicle detector (not shown). Prompt to insert a ticket. Charge calculator (AP) 76 that received a parking ticket from a non-user of a pachinko parlor 73
Calculates the parking charge based on the current time and the entry time magnetically recorded on the inserted parking ticket. When the inserted parking ticket is certified by the pachinko parlor 73, the magnetically recorded information includes the certification information, and the charge calculator (A
P) 76 calculates a discounted parking charge based on this information and the current time and the entry time. The charge calculator (AP) 76 displays the calculated parking charge as an image or a voice to prompt the user to pay the parking charge. The exit circuit breaker 77, after the settlement from the charge calculator (AP) 76 is completed,
Raise 8a to enter the vehicle.

[0006]

However, the usage fee of the parking lot provided in the amusement hall such as the conventional pachinko parlor or game center is cheaper for the user than for the non-user of the amusement hall facility. In such a parking lot system,
There were the following problems.

[0007] At a game hall such as a pachinko parlor or a game center, a person who offers a service by showing a parking ticket simply receives authentication without being a facility user (customer) or playing pachinko or gaming. It is difficult to determine if you are visiting the counter at
Means for recording the authentication on the parking ticket, ie, the authentication machine 7
4 and the operation for it are required.

[0008] A fee calculator (AP) 76 that calculates a fee depending on whether the user is a user of a game hall such as a pachinko parlor or a game center at the time of participation is required.

An object of the present invention is to provide a parking lot system which does not require confirmation work for users and non-users of the facility and authentication means for the users.

An object of the present invention is to provide a parking lot system which does not require a charge calculation based on the authentication result and a charge collecting means.

An object of the present invention is to provide a parking lot system which can be realized at low cost.

An object of the present invention is to provide a parking lot system which can prevent fraud even if authentication means is unnecessary.

[0013]

[Means for Solving the Problems] A parking lot system for exclusive use of a game arcade according to the first aspect of the present invention is provided with a flat-rate fare collection machine for collecting a flat-rate fare provided at an entrance of a parking lot, and information on the flat-rate fare collection. A parking ticket issuing machine that issues the recorded parking ticket, an entrance circuit breaker that opens when the parking ticket is issued, and a pachinko parlor are installed inside the pachinko parlor, and a reading completion signal is output when the information on the fixed-price collection of the parking ticket is read. And a parking ticket reader that collects the parking ticket, a ball lending machine that issues a predetermined number of pachinko balls in response to a reading completion signal from the parking ticket reader, and an exit provided at the exit of the parking lot. It consists of a circuit breaker.

The parking lot system for exclusive use of the game hall according to the second aspect of the present invention is provided at the entrance of the parking lot, and has a flat-rate fare collection machine for collecting a flat-rate fare, and parking information recording the flat-rate fare collection and the entry time. A parking ticket issuing machine that issues tickets, an entrance circuit breaker that opens when a parking ticket is issued, and a pachinko parlor are provided.
A parking ticket reader that outputs a reading completion signal and reads the parking ticket when reading the information on the flat-rate collection of the parking ticket and the entrance time within a predetermined period of time, and the reading completion from the parking ticket reader It is composed of a ball lending machine that outputs a predetermined number of pachinko balls in response to a signal, and an exit circuit breaker provided at the exit of a parking lot.

A parking lot system for exclusive use of a game hall according to a third aspect of the present invention is provided at an entrance of a parking lot, and has a flat-rate fare collection machine for collecting a flat-rate fare, and parking information recording the flat-rate fare and the time of entry. A parking ticket issuing machine that issues tickets, an entrance circuit breaker that opens when a parking ticket is issued, and a pachinko parlor are provided.
A parking ticket reader that outputs a reading completion signal and returns the parking ticket when the information of the flat-rate collection of the parking ticket is read, and a predetermined number of pachinko balls by the reading completion signal from the parking ticket reader. It is installed at the exit of the parking lot, and the time recorded on the parking ticket is read, and it is determined that it is not necessary to settle the charge based on the current time and the time read from the parking ticket. A parking charge adjustment machine that outputs a payment completion signal when it is determined that payment is not necessary or when a charge adjustment is required and the payment completion signal from the parking payment adjustment machine opens It consists of a breaker for departure.

The game hall exclusive parking system according to the fourth aspect of the present invention is provided at the entrance of the parking lot and issues a fixed-rate fare collection machine for collecting a fixed-rate fare and a parking ticket recording information on the fixed-rate fare collection. A parking ticket issuing machine, an entrance circuit breaker that opens when the parking ticket is issued, and a game arcade, which outputs a reading completion signal and reads the parking ticket when reading the information on the flat-rate collection of the parking ticket. A parking ticket reader to collect, a coin lending machine that issues a predetermined number of coins for the use of the game center by a reading completion signal from the parking ticket reader, and an exit provided at the exit of the parking lot It consists of a circuit breaker.

A parking lot system for amusement halls according to a fifth aspect of the present invention is provided at an entrance of a parking lot, and has a flat-rate fare collection machine for collecting a flat-rate fare, and parking for recording information on the flat-rate fare collection and entry time. A parking ticket issuing machine that issues a ticket, an entrance breaker that opens when the parking ticket is issued, and a game ticket are provided in the amusement park, and when the information on the flat-rate collection of the parking ticket and the entrance time within a predetermined period of time are read. A parking ticket reader that outputs a reading completion signal and collects the parking ticket, and a coin lending machine that issues a predetermined number of coins for use in the game center by the reading completion signal from the parking ticket reader, It is composed of an exit gate provided at the exit of the parking lot.

The parking lot system for exclusive use of the game hall according to the sixth aspect of the present invention is provided at the entrance of the parking lot, and has a flat-rate fare collection machine for collecting a flat-rate fare, and parking information recording the flat-rate fare collection and the entry time. A parking ticket issuing machine that issues a ticket, an entrance breaker that opens when the parking ticket is issued, and a game arcade are provided in the game center. When the information on the flat-rate collection of the parking ticket is read, a reading completion signal is output and A parking ticket reader for returning parking tickets, a coin lending machine for issuing a predetermined number of coins for the use of a game center in response to a reading completion signal from the parking ticket reader, and a parking exit The time recorded on the parking ticket is read, and it is judged that the fare payment is unnecessary or necessary based on the current time and the time read from the parking ticket. Naba Is made of the parking fee settlement device for outputting a settlement end signal by the fee settlement has been performed, and the opening by settlement completion signal from the parking fee adjustment machine out vehicles breaker to.

[0019]

In the game hall exclusive parking lot system according to the first aspect of the present invention, it operates as follows. The parking ticket issuing machine issues a parking ticket when the flat-rate collection machine collects a required flat-rate from the vehicle passenger. The parking ticket has, for example, magnetically recorded information on the collection of a fixed fee. When the passenger of the vehicle pulls out the parking ticket and the issuing process ends, the entrance circuit breaker is opened to allow the vehicle to enter. The parking ticket reader in the pachinko parlor reads the information on the fixed-price collection recorded in the inserted parking ticket, outputs a reading completion signal, and collects the parking ticket. The ball lending machine issues a predetermined number of pachinko balls in response to a reading completion signal from the parking ticket reader. When the vehicle is driven to the exit at the exit, the exit breaker opens the gate to allow the user to leave the pachinko parlor regardless of user or non-user.

In the parking lot system for exclusive use of the game arcade according to the second aspect of the present invention, it operates as follows. The parking ticket issuing machine issues a parking ticket when the flat-rate collection machine collects a required flat-rate from the vehicle passenger. This parking ticket is magnetically recorded, for example, with information on the flat-rate collection and the entry time. When the passenger of the vehicle pulls out the parking ticket and the issuing process ends, the entrance circuit breaker is opened to allow the vehicle to enter. The parking ticket reader in the pachinko parlor checks whether the entry time recorded in the inserted parking ticket is within a predetermined period of time, for example, whether the inserted parking ticket was issued on the day of trying to use the pachinko parlor. It is judged, and further, the reading completion signal is output by reading the information of the fixed charge collection and the entrance time. After that, the parking ticket is collected. The ball lending machine issues a predetermined number of pachinko balls in response to a reading completion signal from the parking ticket reader.
When the vehicle is driven to the exit at the exit, the exit breaker opens the gate to allow the user to leave the pachinko parlor regardless of user or non-user.

In the parking lot system for exclusive use of the game hall according to the third aspect of the present invention, it operates as follows. The parking ticket issuing machine issues a parking ticket when the flat-rate collection machine collects a required flat-rate from the vehicle passenger. This parking ticket is magnetically recorded, for example, with information on the flat-rate collection and the entry time. When the passenger of the vehicle pulls out the parking ticket and the issuing process ends, the entrance circuit breaker is opened to allow the vehicle to enter. The parking ticket reader in the pachinko parlor reads the information on the fixed charge collection recorded in the inserted parking ticket, outputs a reading completion signal, and returns the parking ticket. The ball lending machine issues a predetermined number of pachinko balls in response to a reading completion signal from the parking ticket reader. At the exit, the parking fare adjustment machine reads the entry time recorded on the parking ticket, and determines whether or not the fare adjustment is necessary based on the current time and the entry time read from the parking ticket. By being judged,
Alternatively, when payment is required, the payment completion signal is output because the payment has been made. The exit circuit breaker is opened by the settlement completion signal from the parking fee settlement machine so that the vehicle at the exit can exit.

In the parking lot system for exclusive use of the game arcade according to the fourth aspect of the present invention, it operates as follows. The parking ticket issuing machine issues a parking ticket when the flat-rate collection machine collects a required flat-rate from the vehicle passenger. The parking ticket has, for example, magnetically recorded information on the collection of a fixed fee. When the passenger of the vehicle pulls out the parking ticket and the issuing process ends, the entrance circuit breaker is opened to allow the vehicle to enter. The parking ticket reader in the game center reads the information on the flat-rate charge collection recorded in the inserted parking ticket, outputs a reading completion signal, and collects the parking ticket. The coin lending machine issues a predetermined number of coins (coins, medals, chips, etc.) for using the game center in response to a reading completion signal from the parking ticket reader. When the vehicle is driven to the exit at the exit, the exit blocker opens the gate to allow exit regardless of the user or non-user of the game center.

In the parking lot system for exclusive use of the game arcade according to the fifth aspect of the present invention, it operates as follows. The parking ticket issuing machine issues a parking ticket when the flat-rate collection machine collects a required flat-rate from the vehicle passenger. This parking ticket is magnetically recorded, for example, with information on the flat-rate collection and the entry time. When the passenger of the vehicle pulls out the parking ticket and the issuing process ends, the entrance circuit breaker is opened to allow the vehicle to enter. Whether the parking ticket reader in the game center has the entry time recorded in the inserted parking ticket within a predetermined period of time, for example, the inserted parking ticket was issued on the day when the game center is to be used Then, the reading completion signal is output by reading the information on the fixed charge collection and the entrance time. After that, the parking ticket is collected. The coin lending machine issues a predetermined number of coins (coins, medals, chips, etc.) for using the game center in response to a reading completion signal from the parking ticket reader. When the vehicle is driven to the exit at the exit, the exit blocker will
Open the gate to allow exits regardless of non-users.

In the parking lot system for exclusive use of the game arcade according to the sixth aspect of the present invention, it operates as follows. The parking ticket issuing machine issues a parking ticket when the flat-rate collection machine collects a required flat-rate from the vehicle passenger. This parking ticket is magnetically recorded, for example, with information on the flat-rate collection and the entry time. When the passenger of the vehicle pulls out the parking ticket and the issuing process ends, the entrance circuit breaker is opened to allow the vehicle to enter. A parking ticket reader in the game center reads the information on the fixed-rate collection recorded in the inserted parking ticket, outputs a reading completion signal, and returns the parking ticket. The coin lending machine issues a predetermined number of coins (coins, medals, chips, etc.) for using the game center in response to a reading completion signal from the parking ticket reader. At the exit, the parking fare adjustment machine reads the entry time recorded on the parking ticket, and determines whether or not the fare adjustment is necessary based on the current time and the entry time read from the parking ticket. The settlement completion signal is output due to the judgment or the settlement of the fee when the fee settlement is necessary. The exit circuit breaker is opened by the settlement completion signal from the parking fee settlement machine so that the vehicle at the exit can exit.

[0025]

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. FIG. 1 is a functional block diagram illustrating an example of the configuration of the present invention.

FIG. 1A shows a first configuration example.
In (a), 11 is a flat-rate fare collection machine, 12 is a parking ticket issuing machine to which the flat-rate fare collection machine 11 is connected, 13 is an entrance circuit breaker to which the parking ticket issuing machine 12 is connected, 14 is a pachinko parlor, 15a is a parking ticket reader, 16 is a parking ticket reader 1
A ball lending machine connected to 5a, and 17 is a departure breaker.

FIG. 1B shows a second example of the configuration.
In (b), 11 is a flat-rate fare collection machine, 12 is a parking ticket issuing machine to which the flat-rate fare collection machine 11 is connected, 13 is an entrance circuit breaker to which the parking ticket issuing machine 12 is connected, 14 is a pachinko parlor, 15b is a parking ticket reader having a writing function,
Reference numeral 16 is a ball lending machine connected to the parking ticket reader 15b, 17 is a departure circuit breaker, and 18 is a parking fee adjustment machine connected to the departure circuit breaker 17.

FIG. 2 is a view for explaining the equipment at the entrance of the parking lot, and shows a fixed charge collection machine 11 and a parking ticket issuing machine 12 which are integrally formed, and an entrance breaker 13.

FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining the facilities in the store,
The parking ticket reader 15a or 15b and the ball lending machine 16 are shown.

A first embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 1A, 2 and 3. When the vehicle arrives at the entrance to the parking lot, the parking ticket issuing machine (TD) 12 displays a voice or image so that a predetermined flat rate is paid to the vehicle passenger by a vehicle detection signal from a vehicle detector (not shown). Prompt by. When the flat-rate fare collection machine (FP) 11 informs the parking ticket issuing machine (TD) 12 that the flat-rate collection has been completed, the parking ticket issuing machine (TD) 12 magnetically records the information of the flat-rate collection. Issuing and urging vehicle passengers to receive a parking ticket. The parking ticket is magnetically coated, for example. The vehicle passenger removes the parking ticket from the parking ticket issuing machine 12. The entrance circuit breaker (GT) 13 raises the gate 13a to enter the vehicle upon completion of removal of the parking ticket from the parking ticket issuing machine 12.

A user who is a vehicle passenger is a pachinko parlor 1
4, the parking ticket is inserted into the parking ticket reader 15a provided in the entrance, for example. The parking ticket reader 15a reads the magnetic information of the flat-rate charge collection of the inserted parking ticket, recognizes that the flat-rate charge is collected, and sends a reading completion signal of the flat-rate charge collection information to the ball lending machine 16. At the same time, the parking ticket is collected. The ball lending machine 16 receives the reading completion signal and rents out a fixed number of pachinko balls according to the flat-rate charge. Ball rental machine 16
Can also be lent out with cash or a specific usage card (eg prepaid card).

When the driver tries to get out of the parking lot and the driver drives the vehicle to the exit, it is detected by a vehicle detector (not shown) and the parking charge has already been collected. Therefore, the exit gate 17 is used by the pachinko parlor. The gate 17a can be opened regardless of the person or non-user to allow the vehicle to leave.

A second embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 1B, 2 and 3. The second embodiment is a parking ticket issuing machine (TD).
The parking ticket issued in 12 handles the information of the flat-rate collection and the entry time. When the vehicle arrives at the parking entrance, the parking ticket issuing machine (TD) 12
A vehicle detection signal from a vehicle detector (not shown) prompts the vehicle passenger to pay a predetermined flat rate by voice or image display. When the flat-rate fare collection machine (FP) 11 informs the parking ticket issuing machine (TD) 12 that the flat-rate collection has been completed, the parking ticket issuing machine (TD) 12 receives the flat-rate charge information and the flat-rate charge as the entrance time. Issue a parking ticket that magnetically records the time of collection, and urge the vehicle passengers to receive the parking ticket. The parking ticket is magnetically coated, for example. Passenger of vehicle issues parking ticket to parking ticket issuing machine 1
Remove from 2. When the parking ticket issuing machine 12 completes the removal of the parking ticket, the entrance gater (GT) 13 is at the gate 13a.
Raise to enter the vehicle.

The user who is a vehicle passenger is a pachinko parlor 1
4, the parking ticket is inserted into the parking ticket reader 15a provided in the entrance, for example. The parking ticket reader 15a reads the flat-rate charge collection information and the entrance time of the inserted parking ticket, and determines whether the service is available. Regarding the entry time, it is determined whether it is within the time when the service can be received, for example, whether the inserted parking ticket is issued on the day when the pachinko parlor is used. When it is determined that the service can be received, the reading completion signal is output. Then, the parking ticket is collected. The ball lending machine 16 receives the reading completion signal and rents out a fixed number of pachinko balls according to the flat-rate charge. The ball lending machine 16 can also be lent out by cash or a specific usage card (for example, a prepaid card). By limiting the issuance period of parking tickets that can be used for ball lending in pachinko parlors, for example, those that are issued on the same day, it is impossible to use the tickets returned only by using the parking lot for pachinko after the next day. Therefore, excess service can be suppressed.

When the driver tries to get out of the parking lot and the driver drives the vehicle to the exit, it is detected by a vehicle detector (not shown) and the parking charge has already been collected. The gate 17a can be opened regardless of the person or non-user to allow the vehicle to leave.

A third embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 1B, 2 and 3. When the vehicle arrives at the entrance to the parking lot, the parking ticket issuing machine (TD) 12 displays a voice or image so that a predetermined flat rate is paid to the vehicle passenger by a vehicle detection signal from a vehicle detector (not shown). Prompt by. When the flat-rate fare collection machine (FP) 11 notifies the parking ticket issuing machine (TD) 12 that the flat-rate collection has been completed, the parking ticket issuing machine (TD) 12 magnetically records the entry time and the information about the flat-rate collection. Issue the recorded parking ticket and encourage the vehicle passengers to receive the parking ticket. The parking ticket is magnetically coated, for example. Passenger of vehicle issues parking ticket to parking ticket issuing machine 12
Remove from The entrance circuit breaker (GT) 13 raises the gate 13a to enter the vehicle upon completion of removal of the parking ticket from the parking ticket issuing machine 12.

The user who is a vehicle passenger is a pachinko parlor 1
4, the parking ticket is inserted into the parking ticket reader 15b provided in the entrance, for example. The parking ticket reader 15b reads the magnetic information of the flat-rate charge collection of the inserted parking ticket, recognizes that the flat-rate charge is collected, and sends a reading completion signal of the flat-rate charge collection information to the ball lending machine 16. At the same time, the service ticket is magnetically written and returned to the parking ticket. The ball lending machine 16 lends out a fixed number of pachinko balls according to the flat rate according to the reading completion signal. The ball lending machine 16 can also be lent out by cash or a specific usage card (for example, a prepaid card). In addition, although the parking ticket is returned, since it has been written that it has been serviced, even if the parking ticket reader 15b is inserted into the parking ticket reader 15b in order to receive the service again, the parking ticket reader 15b keeps a record of the service completion. By reading, you cannot receive service.

When the driver drives the vehicle to the exit in an attempt to get out of the parking lot, it is detected by a vehicle detector (not shown). The parking fare settlement machine 18 announces by voice or image that a parking ticket should be inserted, and when the vehicle passenger inserts the parking ticket, the entry time recorded in the inserted parking ticket is read. The parking time is calculated based on the read entry time and the current time, and it is determined whether or not the payment is required. For example, it is determined whether there is a record of service completion, whether the calculated parking time is more or less than the parking time according to the flat-rate collection amount paid at the time of entry, or whether the entry time is the day of the decision. It When the service completion record is not recorded or when the parking time is short and the settlement is unnecessary, the parking fee settlement machine 18 outputs a settlement completion signal. When the parking time is long and the settlement is required, the parking fee settlement machine 18 calculates the difference and displays it by voice or image so as to pay the difference. When the vehicle passenger pays the difference, the settlement completion signal is output. When the settlement is completed, the exit blocker 17 opens the gate 17a to allow the vehicle to leave.

In this way, since the parking ticket cannot be exited unless the parking ticket is returned and the parking ticket settlement machine 18 at the exit is inserted, it is possible to prevent the fraudulent act of buying and selling the ticket. In other words, if you buy a ticket from a visitor who is not for pachinko purposes at the fixed flat rate collected at the time of admission and sell it to pachinko customers who do not come by car at a price above the purchase price and below the flat rate, the difference will be It will be illegally acquired by the three parties, but if a parking ticket is required at the exit, the above-mentioned buying and selling becomes impossible, and fraud cannot be established.

Conventionally, in-store authentication work has been linked with a ball lending machine,
In order to do it automatically, the ball payout end signal from the ball lending machine must be taken out, and a major modification of the ball lending machine is required. In the first, second and third embodiments,
The ball lending machine 46 only needs to receive a reading completion signal from the parking ticket reader 15 and can lend a predetermined fixed amount of pachinko balls simply by incorporating a signal contact similar to the state of inserting a fixed amount of money. it can. Therefore, the remodeling can be performed extremely easily and can be easily performed regardless of the manufacturer, model, and manufacturing date.

FIG. 4 is a functional block diagram for explaining another example of the configuration of the present invention.

FIG. 4A shows a third example of the configuration.
In (a), 11 is a flat-rate fare collection machine, 12 is a parking ticket issuing machine to which the flat-rate fare collection machine 11 is connected, 13 is an entrance circuit breaker to which the parking ticket issuing machine 12 is connected, 44 is a game center, Reference numeral 15a is a parking ticket reader, 46 is a coin renting machine for use in a game center connected to the parking ticket reader 15a, and 17 is an exit gate.

FIG. 4B shows a fourth example of the configuration.
In (b), 11 is a flat-rate fare collection machine, 12 is a parking ticket issuing machine to which the flat-rate fare collection machine 11 is connected, 13 is an entrance circuit breaker to which the parking ticket issuing machine 12 is connected, 44 is a game center, 15b is a parking ticket reader having a writing function,
46 is a coin lending machine for use in a game center connected to the parking ticket reader 15b, 17 is an exit gate, and 18
Is a parking charge adjustment machine connected to the exit breaker 17.

FIG. 5 is a view for explaining the equipment at the entrance of the parking lot, and shows a fixed charge collection machine 11 and a parking ticket issuing machine 12 which are integrally formed, and an entrance circuit breaker 13.

FIG. 6 is a diagram for explaining the facilities in the store,
A parking ticket reader 15 and a coin lending machine 46 for use in a game center are shown.

A fourth embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 4A, 5 and 6. When the vehicle arrives at the entrance to the parking lot, the parking ticket issuing machine (TD) 12 displays a voice or image so that a predetermined flat rate is paid to the vehicle passenger by a vehicle detection signal from a vehicle detector (not shown). Prompt by. When the flat-rate fare collection machine (FP) 11 informs the parking ticket issuing machine (TD) 12 that the flat-rate collection has been completed, the parking ticket issuing machine (TD) 12 magnetically records the information of the flat-rate collection. Issuing and urging vehicle passengers to receive a parking ticket. The parking ticket is magnetically coated, for example. The vehicle passenger removes the parking ticket from the parking ticket issuing machine 12. The entrance circuit breaker (GT) 13 raises the gate 13a to enter the vehicle upon completion of removal of the parking ticket from the parking ticket issuing machine 12.

A user who is a vehicle passenger inserts a parking ticket into the parking ticket reader 15 provided in the entrance of the game center 44, for example. The parking ticket reader 15 reads the magnetic information of the flat-rate charge collection of the inserted parking ticket, recognizes that the flat-rate charge is collected, and sends a reading completion signal of the flat-rate charge collection information to the coin lending machine 46. At the same time, the parking ticket is collected. Upon receiving the reading completion signal, the coin lending machine 46 lends out a certain number of coins (coins, medals, chips, etc.) for use in the game center according to the flat rate. The coin lending machine 46 can also be lent out with cash or a specific usage card (for example, a prepaid card).

When the driver tries to get out of the parking lot and the driver drives the vehicle to the exit, it is detected by a vehicle detector (not shown) and the parking fee has already been collected. The gate 17a can be opened regardless of the person or non-user to allow the vehicle to leave.

A fifth embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 4B, 5 and 6. The fifth embodiment is a parking ticket issuing machine (TD).
The parking ticket issued in 12 handles the information of the flat-rate collection and the entry time. When the vehicle arrives at the parking entrance, the parking ticket issuing machine (TD) 12
A vehicle detection signal from a vehicle detector (not shown) prompts the vehicle passenger to pay a predetermined flat rate by voice or image display. When the flat-rate fare collection machine (FP) 11 informs the parking ticket issuing machine (TD) 12 that the flat-rate collection has been completed, the parking ticket issuing machine (TD) 12 receives the flat-rate charge information and the flat-rate charge as the entrance time. Issue a parking ticket that magnetically records the time of collection, and urge the vehicle passengers to receive the parking ticket. The parking ticket is magnetically coated, for example. Passenger of vehicle issues parking ticket to parking ticket issuing machine 1
Remove from 2. When the parking ticket issuing machine 12 completes the removal of the parking ticket, the entrance gater (GT) 13 is at the gate 13a.
Raise to enter the vehicle.

A user who is a vehicle passenger inserts a parking ticket into the parking ticket reader 15 provided, for example, in the entrance of the game center 44. The parking ticket reader 15 reads the flat-rate charge collection information and the entrance time of the inserted parking ticket, and determines whether the service is available. Regarding the entry time, it is determined whether it is within the time when the service can be received, for example, whether the inserted parking ticket is issued on the day when the game center is used. When it is determined that the service can be received, the reading completion signal is output. Then, the parking ticket is collected. The coin lending machine 46,
Upon receiving the reading completion signal, a certain number of coins (coins, medals,
Lending chips, etc.) The coin lending machine 46 can also be lent out with cash or a specific usage card (for example, a prepaid card). By limiting the issuance period of parking tickets that can be used for lending coins in the game center, for example, those that are issued on the day, you can use the tickets that you brought back using only the parking lot for the games in the game center from the next day. It becomes impossible to do so, and excessive service can be suppressed.

When the driver tries to get out of the parking lot and the driver drives the vehicle to the exit, it is detected by a vehicle detector (not shown) and the parking charge has already been collected. The gate 17a can be opened regardless of the person or non-user to allow the vehicle to leave.

A sixth embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 4B, 5 and 6. When the vehicle arrives at the entrance to the parking lot, the parking ticket issuing machine (TD) 12 displays a voice or image so that a predetermined flat rate is paid to the vehicle passenger by a vehicle detection signal from a vehicle detector (not shown). Prompt by. When the flat-rate fare collection machine (FP) 11 notifies the parking ticket issuing machine (TD) 12 that the flat-rate collection has been completed, the parking ticket issuing machine (TD) 12 magnetically records the entry time and the information about the flat-rate collection. Issue the recorded parking ticket and encourage the vehicle passengers to receive the parking ticket. The parking ticket is magnetically coated, for example. Passenger of vehicle issues parking ticket to parking ticket issuing machine 12
Remove from The entrance circuit breaker (GT) 13 raises the gate 13a to enter the vehicle upon completion of removal of the parking ticket from the parking ticket issuing machine 12.

A user who is a vehicle passenger inserts a parking ticket into the parking ticket reader 15 provided, for example, in the entrance of the game center 44. The parking ticket reader 15 reads the magnetic information of the flat-rate charge collection of the inserted parking ticket, recognizes that the flat-rate charge is collected, and sends a reading completion signal of the flat-rate charge collection information to the coin lending machine 46. At the same time, the parking ticket is written and serviced and returned. The coin lending machine 46 lends a certain number of coins (coins, medals, chips, etc.) for use in the game center in accordance with the flat-rate charge by the reading completion signal. The coin lending machine 46,
Cash or certain usage cards (eg prepaid cards)
Can also be lent out by. In addition, although the parking ticket is returned, since it has been written that it has been serviced, even if it is inserted into the parking ticket reader 15b to receive service again,
The parking ticket reader 15b cannot receive the service by reading this service-completed record.

When a driver tries to get out of the parking lot and drives the vehicle to the exit, it is detected by a vehicle detector (not shown). The parking fare settlement machine 18 announces by voice or image that a parking ticket should be inserted, and when the vehicle passenger inserts the parking ticket, the entry time recorded in the inserted parking ticket is read. The parking time is calculated based on the read entry time and the current time, and it is determined whether or not the payment is required. For example, it is determined whether there is a record of service completion, whether the calculated parking time is more or less than the parking time according to the flat-rate collection amount paid at the time of entry, or whether the entry time is the day of the decision. It When the service completion record is not recorded or when the parking time is short and the settlement is unnecessary, the parking fee settlement machine 18 outputs a settlement completion signal. When the parking time is long and the settlement is required, the parking fee settlement machine 18 calculates the difference and displays it by voice or image so as to pay the difference. When the vehicle passenger pays the difference, the settlement completion signal is output. When the settlement is completed, the exit blocker 17 opens the gate 17a to allow the vehicle to leave.

In this way, the parking ticket cannot be exited without returning the parking ticket and inserting the parking ticket into the parking charge adjustment machine 18 at the exit, so that fraudulent acts of ticket sales can be prevented. In other words, if you buy a ticket from a visitor who is not intended to use the game center for less than the fixed flat rate collected when you enter, and sell it to a game center customer who does not come by car at a purchase price or more and a fixed rate or less, The difference will be illegally obtained by a third party, but if a parking ticket is required at the exit, the above-mentioned buying and selling becomes impossible and fraud cannot be established.

Conventionally, in order to automatically perform the in-store authentication operation in cooperation with the coin lending machine, a coin payout end signal from the coin lending machine must be taken out.
A major modification of the coin lending machine is required. This fourth,
In the fifth and sixth embodiments, the coin lending machine 46
Need only receive a reading completion signal from the parking ticket reader 15, and only by taking in signal contacts similar to the state of inserting a fixed amount of money, a predetermined fixed amount of coins (coin , Medals, chips, etc.) can be rented. Therefore, the remodeling can be performed extremely easily and can be easily performed regardless of the manufacturer, model, and manufacturing date.

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As described above, according to the present invention, a user of a pachinko parlor or a game center inserts a parking ticket into a parking ticket reader to obtain a pachinko ball or coins for use in the game center. Since you can rent, you can receive services according to the payment fee at the time of entry, you can omit the confirmation work and authentication work of the user by the store clerk and the authentication means for that, improving the labor of the in-store employee and It can contribute to efficiency improvement. In addition, since payment by the flat-rate fare collection machine is completed at the time of entry, it is possible to omit the fare calculation and collection means at the time of departure. further,
The system can be constructed inexpensively.

Further, when the parking ticket issuing machine issues a parking ticket in which the entry time is recorded, it is possible to set a time limit for the service, for example, a pachinko parlor or a pachinko parlor with a parking ticket past the issuing date. It is possible to restrict the use of game centers.

Further, the parking ticket issuing machine issues a parking ticket recording the entry time, the parking ticket reader returns the parking ticket,
If the exit is equipped with a parking fee checkout machine, it is not possible to exit without a parking ticket, so it is possible to prevent fraud caused by buying and selling a parking ticket.

An object of the present invention is to provide a parking lot system that does not require a charge calculation based on an authentication result and a charge collecting means.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a functional block diagram illustrating an example of the configuration of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating an example of equipment at a parking lot entrance.

FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example of equipment in a store.

FIG. 4 is a functional block diagram illustrating another example of the configuration of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating another example of equipment at the entrance of a parking lot.

FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating another example of the facility in the store.

FIG. 7 is a functional block diagram illustrating a conventional parking lot system.

[Explanation of symbols]

11 ... Flat-rate fare collection machine, 12 ... Parking ticket issuing machine, 13 ... Entry circuit breaker, 14 ... Pachinko parlor, 15a, 15b ... Parking ticket reader, 16 ... Ball lending machine, 17 ... Exit circuit breaker, 18 ...
Parking fee adjustment machine, 44 ... Game center, 46 ... Coin lending machine.

Claims (6)

[Claims] [Claim 1] A fixed-price collection machine installed at the entrance of a parking lot for collecting a fixed-price fare, a parking ticket issuing machine for issuing a parking ticket that records information on the fixed-price collection, and a parking ticket issued to open An entrance circuit breaker, a parking ticket reader installed in the pachinko parlor that outputs a reading completion signal when reading the information on the flat-rate collection of the parking ticket and collects the parking ticket, and the parking ticket reading A parking lot system for amusement halls, which is composed of a ball lending machine that issues a predetermined number of pachinko balls in response to a read completion signal from the machine, and a car breaker installed at the exit of the parking lot. [Claim 2] A flat-rate fare collection machine installed at the entrance of the parking lot for collecting a flat-rate fare, a parking ticket issuing machine for issuing a parking ticket in which information on the flat-rate fare collection and the entry time are recorded, and a parking ticket An entrance circuit breaker that opens when issued and a pachinko parlor that is installed in a pachinko parlor and outputs a reading completion signal and collects the parking ticket when reading the parking ticket flat-rate charge information and the entrance time within a predetermined period of time A parking ticket reader, a ball lending machine that issues a predetermined number of pachinko balls in response to a reading completion signal from the parking ticket reader, and an exit circuit breaker provided at the exit of the parking lot. A unique parking system for the amusement park. [Claim 3] A flat-rate fare collection machine installed at the entrance of the parking lot for collecting a flat-rate fare, a parking ticket issuing machine for issuing a parking ticket that records information on the flat-rate fare collection and the time of entry, and a parking ticket An entrance circuit breaker that opens when issued, a parking ticket reader that is provided in a pachinko parlor, that outputs a reading completion signal when the information on the flat-rate collection of the parking ticket is read, and returns the parking ticket, A ball lending machine that emits a specified number of pachinko balls in response to a reading completion signal from the parking ticket reader, and the time recorded on the parking ticket, which is installed at the exit of the parking lot, reads the current time and the parking ticket. Parking charge that outputs a settlement completion signal when it is determined that it is not necessary or necessary depending on the time of day, and when it is determined that it is not necessary, or when the fee has been settled. Adjustment machine The parking game Private parking system characterized by comprising a leaving vehicles breaker to open the settlement completion signal from the fee adjustment machine. [Claim 4] A fixed-price collection machine installed at the entrance of the parking lot for collecting a fixed-price charge, a parking ticket issuing machine for issuing a parking ticket recording information on the fixed-price collection, and a parking ticket opening A circuit breaker for entering the vehicle, a parking ticket reader installed in the amusement park, which outputs a reading completion signal when reading the information of the fixed fee collection of the parking ticket and collects the parking ticket, and the parking ticket reading A game characterized by comprising a coin lending machine for issuing a predetermined number of coins for use in a game center in response to a reading completion signal from the machine, and an exit circuit breaker provided at the exit of the parking lot. Private parking system. [Claim 5] A flat-rate fare collection machine installed at the entrance of the parking lot for collecting a flat-rate fare, a parking ticket issuing machine for issuing a parking ticket in which information on the flat-rate fare collection and the entry time are recorded, and a parking ticket An entrance circuit breaker that opens when issued, and a reading completion signal that is output when the information on the fixed-price fare collection of the parking ticket and the entrance time within a predetermined period of time is read and the parking ticket is collected. Parking ticket reader, a coin lending machine for issuing a predetermined number of coins for the use of the game center by a reading completion signal from the parking ticket reader, and an exit provided at the exit of the parking lot A parking lot system for amusement arcades, which consists of a circuit breaker. 6. A flat-rate fare collection machine installed at the entrance of the parking lot for collecting a flat-rate fare, a parking ticket issuing machine for issuing a parking ticket in which information on the flat-rate fare collection and the entry time are recorded, and a parking ticket. An entrance circuit breaker that opens when issued, a parking ticket reader that is provided in the game arcade, that outputs a reading completion signal when the information of the flat-rate collection of the parking ticket is read, and returns the parking ticket, A coin lending machine that outputs a predetermined number of coins for use in the game center in response to a reading completion signal from the parking ticket reader, and a time provided on the exit of the parking lot to read the time recorded on the parking ticket, Settlement is made based on the current time and the time read from the parking ticket, as well as determining whether or not the fare adjustment is necessary and determining that fare adjustment is not necessary, or when the fare adjustment is performed when the fare adjustment is required. End Game arcade parking system comprising a parking fee settlement device for outputting items, that consists of a left vehicles breaker to open the settlement completion signal from the parking fee adjustment machine.