JPH10113455A - Game island bed - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To reduce man-hour for assembling a Pachinko island, by equipping a game machine laying part covering from right to left on the upper part of lower front and rear faces in a frame body constituted combining and adhering right and left side faces and lower front and rear faces, and boring setting holes to attach various devices and members into the frame body and the game machine laying part. SOLUTION: The frame body of this game island bed comprises island side face support boards set on both sides, an upper connecting member to connect the upper and lower end parts of both side face support boards, and a bottom board and is constituted into a square frame. A game machine laying part 106 is laterally equipped on about middle part between both side face support boards of the frame body. An island front face support board and an island rear face support board are attached on lower front and rear side faces of the game machine laying part 106. Those members are formed with a metal plate such as iron, stainless steel, etc. A rectangular hole 63, etc., for attaching a stay of a keeping ball returning mechanism are formed on the inside of the laying part 106, and a hole 69a for attaching a table, etc., and rectangular holes 70a and 71a, etc., for inserting a counting unit are formed on the outside of the laying part 106.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a structure of a game island stand in which a plurality of gaming machines are arranged, and more particularly, to a frame structure of the game island stand.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, as a gaming island table in which a plurality of gaming machines are arranged in a row, there is, for example, a pachinko island table in which pachinko machines as gaming machines are arranged in a row. The pachinko island stand forms a box-shaped frame by a plurality of columns, beams, and the like, and a plate material or the like is attached to the frame to constitute a frame structure of the pachinko island stand.

A game machine, a ball rental machine,
A game island stand is configured by attaching each device or each member such as a game ball collection tank, a supply gutter, and a plurality of collection gutters.

[0004]

However, the conventional skeleton structure has been constructed by forming a frame with a columnar shape, and attaching a wooden plate to the frame. Therefore, when mounting many devices or members in the narrow space of the frame,
There has been a problem that such accurate positioning requires experience and requires much time for assembly.

The present invention has been made in view of such a problem, and the mounting operation of each device and each member is extremely accurate and easy, thereby reducing the number of assembling steps of the pachinko island stand. It is intended to provide.

[0006]

In order to achieve the above object, a game island stand according to the present invention comprises at least a left and right side surface and a lower front and rear surface made of a metal plate, and a frame body joined and joined to each other. A game island stand, wherein the frame has a mounting portion for mounting at least a gaming machine formed of a metal plate over the left and right side surfaces at an upper portion of a lower front and rear surface, and the frame body Is characterized in that mounting holes for mounting each device or each member are provided in advance. According to this feature, the frame body has a mounting portion formed of a metal plate over the left and right side surfaces on the upper part of the lower front and rear surfaces, and is dedicated to attaching each device or each member to the frame body. Since the mounting holes are provided in advance, these mounting operations are extremely easy, and accurate mounting is possible without requiring skill. As a result, the man-hours for assembling the pachinko island can be significantly reduced.

[0007] In the game island stand of the present invention, it is preferable that a mounting hole for mounting a ball rental machine is previously provided in the placing portion. As described above, since the mounting hole dedicated to the ball lending machine is formed in the mounting portion in advance, the accurate position of the ball lending machine is easily obtained, and the ball lending machine can be easily mounted.

[0008] In the game island stand of the present invention, it is preferable that a mounting hole for mounting a game ball collection tank for collecting game balls discharged from the game machine is provided in the placement section in advance. As described above, since the mounting hole dedicated to the game ball collection tank is formed in the placing portion in advance, the accurate position of the game ball collection tank is easily obtained, and the game ball collection tank can be easily mounted.

[0009] The game island stand of the present invention, the left and right sides,
It is preferable to previously provide a mounting hole for mounting a supply gutter provided over the left and right side surfaces. As described above, since the dedicated mounting holes for mounting the supply gutter provided over the left and right side surfaces are formed in advance on the left and right side surfaces, the accurate position of the supply gutter can be easily obtained, and the supply gutter can be easily mounted.

In the game island stand of the present invention, it is preferable that mounting holes for mounting a collecting gutter are provided in advance on the lower front and rear surfaces. As described above, since the dedicated mounting holes for mounting the collecting gutter are provided in advance on the front and rear surfaces of the lower portion, the accurate position of the collecting gutter can be easily obtained, and the collecting gutter can be easily mounted.

[0011] In the game island stand of the present invention, it is preferable that a plurality of mounting holes for mounting a ball rental machine or the like are provided in advance on the placement section in a selectable manner. In this manner, since a plurality of mounting holes are provided in advance on the mounting portion, different types of ball lending machines can be easily mounted by selecting the respective mounting holes, and ball lending machines of various manufacturers can be used.

[0012]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 shows a pachinko island stand 1 as a game island stand to which the present invention is applied. .
The front and rear surfaces (the rear surface is not shown) of the pachinko island stand 1 are waist plates 123 serving as lower decorative plates for covering the lower inside of the pachinko stand 1.
A pachinko machine 2 as a gaming machine arranged in line on the waist plate 123, and a ball rental machine 3 provided next to the pachinko machine 2
And a curtain plate 6a, 6b or the like that covers the upper part of the pachinko island stand 1, and a side surface thereof is configured by a support plate 9 on the front surface of which an overflow ball passage 10 communicating with a supply gutter 21 described later is fixed. ing.

[0013] The pachinko island stand 1 in the present embodiment is:
Two pachinko machines 2 and ball rental machines 3 are arranged in a row on each of the front and rear sides, and one independent pachinko ball and all necessary devices and the like necessary for operating the pachinko machines 2 are housed inside. A pachinko island stand is configured, and a plurality of these pachinko island stands 1 are connected in the left-right direction to form a long pachinko island stand. At this time, the wiring in each pachinko island stand 1 is connected to the island left side support plate 9.
(a) It can be easily connected via an opening 13 formed in the upper part.

On the lower front surface of the pachinko machine 2, FIGS.
As shown in FIG. 4, the upper plate 1 for temporarily storing pachinko balls to be paid out to the player and guiding the pachinko balls to a hitting ball firing device (not shown) operated by operating the handle 16.
4 and a lower plate 15 capable of storing pachinko balls overflowing from the upper plate 14 are protrudingly provided.

Below the lower plate 15, a ball tray 5 constituting a part of the ball counting device 4 is fixed so as to cover a discharge port (not shown) provided in the lower plate 15 from below. Have been.
The ball receiving tray 5 is a box having an open upper surface, and the pachinko balls discharged from the ball receiving tray 5 are provided with a first collection gutter disposed in the left and right direction below the pachinko island stand 1 as shown in FIG. 41
Is to be led to. A counter (not shown) for counting the number of returned pachinko balls is provided at an appropriate place in the first collecting gutter 41 from the ball receiving tray 5.

A ball-receiving cup 103 mounted on a ball-receiving portion 11 formed on a waist plate 123 corresponding to each pachinko machine 2 is formed on a front face 103 of the ball counting device 4 in FIG.
A payout button for paying out a pachinko ball desired by the player in 2 is indicated by an LED lamp 104 that lights up when the payable pachinko ball is present.

The curtain plates 6a and 6b are provided so as to be openable to the front as shown in FIG. 2 in particular. Supply ports 27, 33, 34 formed on the side of
The delivery pipe 28 and the supply pipes 29 and 30 are connected to each other (see FIG.
), And maintenance of the internal control device and the like can be performed from the outside.

On the front surface of the curtain plate 6b, an information display device 8 capable of appropriately displaying information and a number of balls returned from the ball counting device 4 which are located below the information display device 8 and are mainly displayed. Counting ball number display 18 for displaying the number of obtained balls of the player, etc.
Are provided. In addition, next to the counting ball number display 18, a leaving button 100, a settlement button 101, and a settlement end ball button 102 are provided, respectively.
A card insertion / ejection port 17 is formed at an intermediate position of the pachinko machine 2 of the machine. A card reader / writer 19 (which will be described later in detail) capable of recording information on a magnetic card as an information recording medium is provided on the back of the card insertion / ejection opening 17.
Are arranged.

Here, the game method in the pachinko island stand 1 according to the present embodiment will be briefly described. First, the player purchases a pachinko ball from the ball rental machine 3 using cash or a card or the like, and can play the game. During the game, the pachinko balls paid out due to the occurrence of a big hit, etc. can be temporarily stored in the ball tray 5 of the ball counting device 4, and if there is more payout, the pachinko balls in the ball tray 5 are temporarily stored. It can be returned to Shimadai. The number of pachinko balls returned here is displayed on the counting ball number display 18 and the information display device 8 and the like. The pachinko balls disappear during the game, and the pachinko balls once returned, that is, the counting ball number display. Container 18
In order to convert the pachinko balls for the numerical values displayed in (1) into pachinko balls again, an appropriate amount of pachinko balls are paid out in the ball receiving cup 12 by pressing the payout button 103.

Next, when the game is temporarily interrupted, if the number of balls is appropriately displayed on the counting ball number display 18, the player inserts his or her magnetic card into the card insertion / ejection port 17, When the unseat button 101 is pressed, the displayed number of balls is recorded by the card reader / writer 19, and the number of balls is held until the same (own) magnetic card is inserted again. I have. Therefore, the ball is not deprived by others. When there is no magnetic card, a new magnetic card is supplied from inside the card reader / writer 19.

When ending the game, the user presses the settlement button 101 and the settlement end ball button 102 to record the displayed number of balls on a magnetic card, and takes the magnetic card to a prize counter to change the prize. I just need. When the payment end button 102 is selected, the end ball is the ball receiving cup 1.
2 is automatically paid out.

Next, as shown in FIG. 5, on the upper part of the pachinko island stand 1, a supply gutter portion 21 extending in the left-right direction is disposed, and each pachinko machine 2, a ball rental machine 3, and a ball receiving machine are provided. Pachinko balls for distributing the pachinko balls to the cup 12 are stored. At the bottom of Pachinko Island stand 1,
An out ball discharged from the lower back of the back of each pachinko machine 2 is collected by an out ball tank 31 and an out ball discharged through an out ball guide tube 32, and a collection gutter for collecting returned balls returned from the ball counting device 4. A part 23 is provided.

A lifting device 24 for lifting the pachinko balls recovered by the recovery gutter 23 upward through an internal first lifting motor 25 is provided below the slope of the recovery gutter 23. From above the lifting device 24, a lifting gutter 22 whose upper end communicates with the supply gutter portion 21 via a lifting ball discharge port (not shown) extends.

Although not shown, the lifting gutter 22 has an outer surface member having a plurality of, for example, four hollow passages formed therein, and a Teflon or nylon member fitted to the inner peripheral surface of the hollow passage.
The lubricating inner surface member serves to smooth the path of the pachinko balls passing through the hollow path and to prevent the occurrence of clogging and the like.

Next, as shown in FIG. 5, the supply gutter section 21 is formed in a substantially U-shape on the side, and the lifting gutter 22 side is the upper slope side, and the supply gutter section 21 is parallel to each other in the opposite direction. , The first and second supply gutters 37 and 38 that incline downward, and the lower and upper slopes of the first and second supply gutters 37 and 38 are referred to as the upper slopes, and the third supply gutters are provided vertically in a hierarchical state. And a gutter 39. As described above, an unillustrated lifting ball discharge port that communicates with the upper end of the lifting gutter 22 is provided on the upper slope side of the first supply gutter 37, and pachinko balls are supplied from the lifting gutter 22. It has become.

The pachinko balls supplied from the discharge ball discharge port are directed to the overflow ball inlet direction which once communicates with the overflow ball passage 10 via a guide plate and an inclined plate (not shown). In this way, when the pachinko balls are filled up to the upper slope side of the first supply gutter 37, even if the pachinko balls are supplied and clogged by the lifting gutter 22, excess pachinko balls smoothly overflow. And the first and second
The load is not applied to the lifting motors 25 and 36.

As shown in FIG. 5, on both sides of the first supply gutter 37, supply ports 27 communicating with the ball receiving and storing section 11 via the delivery pipe 28, the payout device 50 and the ball guide path 51 are provided. Is formed. The inside of the delivery tube 28 is formed of a pipe made of a transparent synthetic resin material in which a spiral ridge is formed inside, so that clogging can be easily confirmed from the outside. Also, a plurality of openings 40 are provided on the bottom surface of the first supply gutter 37.
Is formed, and an appropriate amount of pachinko balls is dropped on the lower second supply gutter 38 in the middle of the flow.

On both sides of the third supply gutter 39, supply pipes 29 are provided.
A supply port 33 communicating with each pachinko machine 2 via a supply ball number detector 35 provided at a lower end thereof, and a supply port 34 communicating with each ball lending machine 3 via a supply pipe 30 are formed. . The lower slope side of the third supply gutter 39 communicates with the overflow ball passage 10 through an opening formed below the overflow ball inlet, but the communication is normally interrupted by a partition plate (not shown). .

As shown in FIG. 5, the collection gutter 23 is
A first collection gutter 41 for directly receiving pachinko balls discharged from each of the out-ball tanks 31 and the ball counting device 4, and an opening 68 which is inclined downward in the opposite direction from the lower side of the inclination of the first collection gutter 41.
The second recovery gutter 42 communicating with the first recovery gutter 41 and the second recovery gutter 42 are inclined in the same direction below the second recovery gutter 42,
A fifth recovery gutter 45 for receiving a pachinko ball dropped below an opening 46 formed in the recovery gutter 42 or a pachinko ball from the fourth recovery gutter and a ball discharge port 48 connected to the overflow ball passage 10. A third recovery gutter 43 and a fourth recovery gutter 44 connected to the third recovery gutter 43 for receiving pachinko balls rolling down the second recovery gutter 42 and the third recovery gutter 43.

Next, the frame structure of the game island stand will be described. FIG. 6 shows an upper perspective view of the frame of the frame structure of the game island stand, and FIG. 7 shows a lower front view of the frame of the game island stand.

W indicates a frame, and the frame W includes left and right side surfaces,
The bottom surface and the lower front and rear surfaces are made of a metal plate, and they are combined and joined to each other. The frame W is provided with a plurality of mounting holes to be described later for mounting each device or each member.

Here, each device and each member are not limited to the ball lending machine and the out-ball tank described above, but include various devices related to a game island, such as a device for paying out. It should be noted that the ball rental machine also includes a card reader / card (card unit) for renting a ball between balls for a CR (card type pachinko machine).

More specifically, the frame W is formed by an upper connecting member 9 for connecting the island left side support plate 9a and the island right side support plate 9b disposed on both sides and the upper end portions of the both side surface support plates 9a and 9b.
9, both side supporting plates 9a below the upper connecting member 99,
Reinforcement mounting plate 14 connected for reinforcement inside between 9b
0, a game machine mounting portion 106 laid laterally at a substantially intermediate portion before and after the both side support plates 9a and 9b, and the game machine mounting portion 10
Island front support plates 9 respectively attached to the lower front and rear side surfaces of 6
7a and the island rear support plate 97b (only the island front support plate 97a is shown), a bottom plate 99b, and the like. If these are made of a metal plate made of iron, stainless steel, or the like, noise generated from the inside of the island does not leak outside. However, a resin material may be used.

Further, inside the pair of island front support plates 97a and the island rear support plates 97b, a first recovery gutter 41 inclined leftward in order from an upper position, and connected to a lower part of the first recovery gutter 41 and connected to a right inclination. A second recovery gutter 42, a third recovery gutter 43, one end of which is attached to the right side support plate 9 b so as to face the second recovery gutter 42 and is inclined leftward, a second recovery gutter 42 and a third recovery gutter 4.
A fourth collection gutter 44 that receives the pachinko balls that have flowed down from 3 and flows down, a fifth collection gutter 45 that allows the pachinko balls that have fallen from the opening 46 of the second collection gutter 42 and the fourth collection gutter 44 to flow further down. Is attached.

Next, "holes" formed in the frame W and having various functions will be described. First, as shown in FIG.
A plurality of mounting holes 98 at both ends of the second supply gutter 38 inclined to the left and right at the upper end portions of the left and right side support plates 9a, 9b.
b, a plurality of screw holes 98a formed corresponding to b, unit connection bracket mounting square holes 89 formed on the left and right of the upper portions of the left and right side support plates 9a and 9b, and wiring in the wiring duct to another. An opening 13 for passing the unit, and a mounting hole 72 for a computer repeater or the like in the reinforcing mounting plate 140.
, A harness slot 73 and a wiring duct mounting hole 74.
Are formed.

Also, as shown in FIG. 7, inside the gaming machine mounting portion 106, a stored ball returning mechanism (payout device 50)
And the square hole 68 of the hopper connector for connecting the wires from the ball counter 4 collectively.
A hole 65b for mounting an inner ball on a vertical wall on the outside of the ball, a hole 66 for a thumb screw for fixing a counting unit (ball counter 4), and a hole 67 for inserting a hopper (ball tray 5) attachment / detachment lever.
Are formed.

A hole 69a for mounting a table or the like and square holes 70a and 71a for inserting a counting unit are formed outside the gaming machine mounting portion 106. The decorative plate 115 (see FIG. 12) attached to the gaming machine mounting portion 106 has 69 corresponding to 69a, 70a, and 71a.
Holes b, 70b and 71b are formed.

Further, holes 80, 8 for mounting the first recovery gutter 41, the second recovery gutter 42, and the third recovery gutter 43 on the pair of island front support plate 97a and island rear support plate 97b.
1, 82, the gaming machine placement section 106 and the first collection gutter 41
Square holes 79 between the ball passages of the counting unit
A screw hole 87 for attaching a waist plate fixing bracket as a locking member formed immediately below the square hole 79; a square hole 86 for inserting a custody ball return cup chute (ball guide path 51); A screw hole 85 for receiving and holding a storage ball return cup, which is provided near the passing square hole 86, a square hole 84 for inserting a pachinko ball presence / absence switch, a screw hole 83 for attaching the pachinko ball presence / absence switch, and a pachinko ball discharge. A passage insertion square hole 78, the pachinko ball discharge passage mounting screw hole 77,
An elongated hole 75 for a fixed thumbscrew of a pachinko ball passage switching member, a stepped screw insertion hole 75 of a pachinko ball passage switching member, 3
An opening 105 for each wiring is formed.

By removing the waist plate 123, the balls in the supply portion can be discharged from the aforementioned insertion holes 78 for the pachinko ball discharge passage, and a guide having a U-shaped cross section in which the upper part which is a part of the collection gutter is open. Since the gutter 59 (see FIGS. 4 and 5) is exposed, countermeasures such as ball jams can be taken.

FIG. 8 is a perspective view of the frame viewed from the island left side support plate 9a side, and FIG. 9 is a perspective view of the frame viewed from the island right side support plate 9b side.

As shown in FIG. 8, the island left side support plate 9a
The upper hole is formed on one side of the upper tank with an overflow ball passage square hole 93, a gutter ball hole passage passage square hole 94 provided therebelow, and slightly intermediate from the middle part of the island left side support plate 9a. A square hole 90 for maintenance located at an upper part, and a square hole 91 for a pachinko ball conveying conveyor formed below the square hole 90 for maintenance.
And a power supply wiring square hole 92 formed on one side of the lower part.

Further, as shown in FIG. 9, the island right side support plate 9b is provided with a square hole 90 for maintenance, a square hole 91 for a pachinko ball conveyor, a square hole for power supply wiring similarly to the island left side support plate 9a. 92 are formed at substantially the same position, but the square hole 93 for the overflow ball passage and the square hole 9
No. 4 is not formed.

As described above, by providing a large number of dedicated holes, it is easy to position the ball lending machine, the pachinko ball collection tank, the supply gutter, the collection gutter, and the like, and it is easy to mount such various devices and members. As a result, the number of assembly steps can be significantly reduced.

Next, the structure of the waist plate will be described. FIG.
Shows a partial perspective view of the waist plate, and FIG. 11 shows a sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG. The waist plate 123 is provided detachably from a lower front surface of the pachinko machine 2 as a gaming machine installed on the pachinko island stand 1 which is a gaming island stand.

More specifically, the waist plate 123 is provided with the island front support plate 97.
a mounting member 12 of the waist plate 123
4 is locked. As shown in FIG. 3, two locking members 124 are rotatably supported on the upper part of the waist plate 123, and are operated through a locking knob 126 protruding from the front surface through an opening 125 shown in FIG. A key-shaped locking piece 127 which communicates with the back of the waist plate 123 and is integrated with the locking knob 126.
Can be rotated.

On the other hand, an engaging member 57 which is bent in an L-shape in the lateral direction through a screw hole 87 (FIG. 7) for attaching a waist plate fixing bracket to the island front supporting plate 97a is locked at two places. It is attached corresponding to the member 124.

The locking member 124 can obtain a locked state and a non-locked state indicated by phantom lines in FIG. 10 by operation from the outside, and when the locking knob 126 is rotated in the direction of the arrow, a key-shaped locking member is obtained. The locking piece 127 is locked by the engaging member 57, and the waist plate 123 is locked.

The waist plate 123 is formed in a box shape by bending the peripheral edge inward, and has two openings 12 at its bottom surface.
8 are formed on the lower frame 99c of the frame W, and the two protrusions 12 are directed upward to correspond to the two openings 128.
9 are protruded.

With this configuration, the waist plate 12
3 is positioned and held by locking the opening 128 to the projection 129, and then can be securely attached by rotating the locking knob 126 in the direction opposite to the direction of the arrow. When removing the waist plate 123, an operation reverse to the mounting operation may be performed.

The front surface of the island front support plate 97a is provided on the front side of FIG.
As shown in FIG. 1, a control board 54 for controlling a counter and other devices is mounted. When the waist plate 123 is mounted, the waist plate 123 and the island front support plate 97a are attached.
Is formed between the control board 54 and the wiring board 55 extending from the control board 54.
By removing this, maintenance of the control board 54 can be easily performed.

As described above, the devices such as the control board 54 and the wiring from the control board 54 and the like are attached outside the circulation path of the game medium, and the metal island front support plate 97a (the island rear support plate 97b) Since it is covered by the metal waist plate 123, it is protected from the noise inside and outside the island, and can be easily attached and detached, so that the maintenance of the substrate becomes easy and
Since the flow state of the pachinko balls in each of the collecting gutters and the guiding gutters can be checked, it is possible to immediately respond to the occurrence of clogging or the like. Although the metal waist plate 123 can effectively prevent noise from entering the island from the outside, it is effective to use a synthetic resin or the like instead of metal. The cover of the control board 54 is desirably made of metal. The control board 54
And the like are mounted on the front surface of the island front support plate 97a, but may be mounted, for example, below the recovery gutter.

Next, the gaming machine mounting section 106 will be described. FIG. 12 is a perspective view showing a relationship between members mounted on the gaming machine mounting portion, FIG. 13 is a perspective view showing a state where a ball counting device is mounted on the gaming machine mounting portion, and FIG. 14 is a gaming machine mounting portion. It is a longitudinal cross-sectional view which shows the state in which the pachinko machine was attached between the outer frame and the fixing member on the outer frame.

In the gaming machine mounting portion 106, the mounting holes 10 of the ball-lending machine mounting frame 107 formed in a row at the end portion and the intermediate portion are provided.
8 and a pair of pachinko machine fixing bracket mounting holes 64 corresponding to two sets of left and right pachinko machine fixing brackets 109, and one on the left and right.
Two sets of out ball tank mounting holes 65a corresponding to the out ball tank mounting holes 113 formed in rows, and decorative plate mounting square holes 60 formed on the front end upper surface and corresponding to the engaging portions 114 of the decorative plate 115. A table mounting spare hole 69a;
Square holes 70a, 71 for inserting the counting unit formed on the front surface
a are formed. Although the gaming machine mounting section 106 is described only on the front side, the rear side has the same configuration.

In each of the mounting holes thus formed, a ball rental machine mounting frame 107, a pachinko machine fixing bracket 109 as a game machine fixing member 109, an out ball tank 31, and a decorative board 1
15 can be easily positioned and positioned.

In particular, a plurality of mounting holes 61 for the ball rental machine mounting frame are provided, so that the mounting holes can be selectively mounted even if the mounting holes differ depending on the manufacturer. Similarly, there are a plurality of holes 65a for mounting the out-ball tank, and the mounting position can be changed according to the pachinko machine.

As shown in FIG. 13, a pair of counting unit fixing thumbscrew holes 66 are formed at the rear ends of the counting unit insertion square holes 70a and 71a formed in the gaming machine mounting portion 106, as shown in FIG. A hopper connector square hole 68 and a hopper attaching / detaching lever hole 67 are formed.

At the rear of the ball tray 5, a mounting hole 117 is provided at the end.
A pair of mounting support portions 116a and 116b provided with are provided, and an operation lever 118 is provided in the middle between them.
A wiring connector (not shown) from a counter switch or the like is mounted on the mounting support portions 116a and 116b.

The gaming machine mounting section 106 thus configured
Is a square hole 7 for inserting the counting unit of the gaming machine mounting portion 106.
At 0a, 71a, the mounting support portions 116a, 1
When the connector 16b is fitted, the connector faces the hopper connector square hole 68, and the thumb screw 111 passes through the thumb screw hole 66 in the mounting hole 117 at the rear end of the mounting support portions 116a and 116b.
Is screwed and fixed.

Further, as shown in FIG. 14, the pachinko machine fixing bracket 10 attached to the upper portion of the game machine mounting portion 106.
9 inserts the end of the lower outer frame 120b of the outer frame on which the front frame 119 constituting the pachinko machine 2 is mounted, and inserts the thumb screw 11
1, and the upper outer frame 120a is fixed on the outer frame.
21 is fixed by a nail 122.

The reason why the upper part is fixed with nails is to make it easy to freely adjust the inclination of the pachinko machine 2, and the lower outer frame 120b can be freely attached and detached in accordance with the reason. I have.

Next, the curtain plates 6a and 6b will be described. FIG. 15 is a perspective view showing an attached state of the curtain plates 6a and 6b.

The curtain plate 6a is connected to the upper connecting member 99a of the frame W.
A pair of hinges 134 mounted on the left and right sides of the top are fixed to mounting holes 136 formed in the upper portion of the curtain plate 6a via screws in accordance with mounting holes 135 provided on the other side. It is pivotally supported up and down.

[0063] Immediately below the curtain plate 6a, a curtain plate 6b to which the information disclosing device 8 is attached is attached so as to be able to swing up and down. The curtain plate 6b is inserted into the mounting holes 131 of a pair of curtain plate mounting plates 130 attached below the curtain plate 6a on the front side on both side support plates 9a, 9b of the frame W from through holes on both side surfaces of the curtain plate 6b. The inserted bolt 132 is inserted and fastened by a nut 133 and pivotably supported.

Incidentally, there are a plurality of types of pachinko machines 2, and the sizes thereof are different. Therefore, a case will be described in which a pachinko machine smaller than the pachinko machine described so far is mounted on the frame W.

FIG. 16 is a sectional view taken along the line BB of FIG.
7 shows a sectional view taken along the line CC of FIG. As shown in FIG. 16, a vertical auxiliary member 137 is attached over the entire bottom surface of the lower curtain plate 6b, and is formed between the upper surface of the small-sized pachinko machine 2 and the bottom surface of the curtain plate 6b. Gaps can be filled.

As shown in FIG. 17, the front frame of the small-sized pachinko machine 2 is provided inside the decorative members 139 attached to both sides of the island right side support plate 9b or the island left side support plate 9a. An auxiliary member 138 having a U-shaped cross section is mounted over the entire height of 119, thereby filling a gap formed between the side surface of the small-sized pachinko machine 2 and the inside of the decorative member 139. Thus, even if the pachinko machine has a different size, it can be mounted corresponding to the frame.

Next, a card reader / writer will be described. The card reader / writer 19 is unitized and housed in a long box as shown in the sectional views of FIGS. 2 and 18, and has a card insertion / ejection opening 17 formed at one end.
Are fixed at an angle so as to be directed obliquely downward and positioned above the inner side of the frame W.
1 and on the mounting table 141.

The card reader / writer 19 is housed inside the curtain plates 6a and 6b such that the card insertion / ejection opening 17 faces the lower part of the curtain plate 6b.

A wiring duct 142 for accommodating a wiring cable 143 in a triangular space formed by a reinforcing mounting plate 140 below the card reader / writer 19 which is mounted obliquely is disposed on the wood 121 for fixing on the outer frame. .

The card reader / writer 19 is provided with a card storage section 145 for stacking and storing a large number of winning ball cards 182 (hereinafter referred to as magnetic cards) at the other end on the upper side. Is communicated through.

A belt 165 driven by a motor 167 is stretched over the entire length of the transport path H up to just before the card storage unit 145.
A plurality of rollers 161 and 16 driven to rotate by
2, 163 are provided.

Further, free rollers 168, 169, and 170 are disposed above the transport path H so as to elastically press the upper surface of the magnetic card 182 transported via the elastic member.

The upper portion of the transport path H rotates about the rotation shaft 178 by removing the locking member 180 locked by the elastic member 179 in the locking groove 181. This makes it possible to remove card jams, foreign matter, and the like in the transport path H.

A card reader / writer control board 174 is mounted below and parallel to the transport path H, and a plurality of light receiving elements 173, a magnetic head 175, etc. are mounted on the upper surface of the card reader / writer control board 174. Have been.

A photo switch 177 for adjusting the height of the thermal printer 176 is provided near the card insertion / ejection port 17 in the transport path H, and a magnetic surface (one side) of the magnetic card 182 is provided behind the photo switch 177. ) Is provided with a magnetic head 175 for reading or writing information recorded in.

The magnetic card 1 is located near the magnetic head 175.
A light emitting element substrate 171 is disposed above the transport path H so as to face the three light receiving elements 173 so as to confirm the stop position of the light emitting element 82.
Thermal printer 1 that visually records on the non-magnetic surface (the other surface) of the magnetic card 182 above the transport path H on the rear side
76 are provided.

A light-emitting element substrate 172 is disposed above the two light-receiving elements 173 with the conveyance path H near the card storage section 145 interposed therebetween.

A roller 160 is rotatably supported below the conveyance path H immediately before the card storage unit 145, and is driven via a belt 159 by a motor 155 provided below the card storage unit 145. ing.

Next, a card storage lid 147 is mounted on the upper portion of the card storage 145 so as to be openable and closable by locking and unlocking the locking member 150 in which the elastic member 151 is locked in the locking groove 152. A card holder 146 is pivotally supported by a rotating shaft 148 inside the card storage lid 147.

The card holder 146 elastically presses the upper surface of the magnetic cards 182 stacked and stored in the card storage section 145 via the elastic member 149.

At the bottom of the card storage 145, a remaining amount detector 153 for detecting the remaining amount of the magnetic card 182 stored in the card storage 145 is mounted.

Further, a roller 156 is rotatably supported by a shaft 157 at the bottom of the card storage 145 so that a part of the outer periphery faces the inside of the card storage 145 and the lowermost card is in contact therewith. The motor 154 attached below the portion 145 is driven to rotate via a belt 158.

The thus configured card reader / writer 19 operates as follows. When the player has returned a predetermined amount of the obtained ball and wants to obtain a magnetic card indicating the ball held or after leaving the play, the player presses the settlement button 10
1 and checkout button 102 or leave button 100
When the is pressed, the motors 154 and 155 are sequentially rotated in reverse, and the lowermost magnetic card 182 in the card storage unit 145 is separated by the rotation of the rollers 160 and 155, and is discharged to the transport path H.

The magnetic card 182 discharged to the transport path H
Is detected by the light-emitting and light-receiving elements 172 and 173, is transferred to below the thermal printer 176 by driving the roller 161 and the like, and is stopped by being detected by the light-emitting and light-receiving elements 171 and 173.

Here, information is recorded on the magnetic card 182 by the thermal printer 176, and the magnetic head 1
When necessary information (the number of displayed balls, etc.) is written by the roller 75, the rollers 162 and 163 are driven, and the lowermost light emission,
When the light is detected by the light receiving elements 171 and 173, the operation is stopped with a part of the card being ejected from the card insertion / ejection opening 17.

Next, a case where the player already has a magnetic card will be described. When the magnetic card 182 is inserted from the card insertion / ejection port 17, the card reader / writer 19 detects this by the lowermost light emitting and light receiving elements 171 and 173, drives the motor 167, and guides and moves the conveyance path by the belt 165. Light emitting and light receiving element 17
1, 173, and is stopped and positioned at the position of the card reader / writer control board 174.

Here, the authenticity of the magnetic card 182 is determined, and the recorded information is read and stored in the storage unit. Subsequent settlement button 10
1. The operations after pressing the settlement end ball button 102 and the unseat button 100 are the same as described above.

As described above, since the card reader / writer 19 is disposed above the player, the card reader / writer 19 can be easily noticed.
It leads to prevention of wrongdoing. Also, the card insertion / ejection port 17
The magnetic card is sent out obliquely downward so as to face the player in the upper position, so that the magnetic card can be easily taken out without the player standing.

Further, since the card reader / writer 19 is unitized and disposed and fixed so as to face obliquely downward, it does not protrude into the gutter space in the pachinko island stand.
The ball storage space can be large.

Next, FIGS. 19 and 20 show a second embodiment of the engaging member of the waist plate. (A) of FIG.
Shows a cross-sectional view of a state in which a waistboard is attached to the island front support plate, and (B) shows a cross-sectional view of the waistboard in a state where the waistboard is removed from the island front support plate.

The island front support plate 97a is provided with locking claws 184 protruding from both ends on both ends protruding forward from both sides thereof, and the waist plate 123 has openings 183 formed on both sides having a U-shaped cross section. I have.

As a result, the waist plate 123 is attached to the island front support plate 9.
The engaging claw 184 is engaged with the opening 183 while elastically deforming 7a.

The island front support plate 97a shown in FIG.
An opening 183 is formed near the island front support plate 97a in a portion protruding forward from both sides, and the waist plate 123 has locking claws 184 formed on both outer sides of both sides having a U-shaped cross section.

Thus, the waist plate 123 is attached to the island front support plate 9.
7a while elastically deforming the portion protruding forward of the waist plate 12a.
The third locking claw 184 is attached by engaging the opening 183.

Next, FIGS. 21 and 22 show a third embodiment of the engaging member of the waist plate, and FIG. 21 is a front view showing a state in which the engaging member and the engaging member are engaged. . Further, FIG. 23 shows the FF section and the GG section of FIG. 21 in detail.

The waist plate 123 has a rectangular opening 18 at a part thereof.
5, a pair of slide receiving portions 189 are attached above and below the opening 185 on the back surface of the waist plate 123, and a rectangular slide portion 190 is slidably engaged with the slide receiving portions 189.

A lever 186 is provided on the front surface of the slide portion 190.
Are projected from the rectangular opening 185 to the outside of the waist plate 123, and a locking piece 187 protrudes from the right end of the slide portion 190.

On the other hand, in front of the island front support plate 97a, a locking member 188 having an upper portion bent in an L shape to form a gap with respect to the front surface of the island front support plate 97a is attached.

With this configuration, the lever 1
When the 86 is slid to the right, the locking pieces 187 engage with the locking members 188, and the waist plate 123 is attached to the island front support plate 97a.

When removing the waist plate 123, the lever 186 is slid to the left, the locking piece 187 is released from the locking member 188, and the waist plate 123 can be released from the island front support plate 97a. In addition, a decorative screw (a hand-tight screw) decorated as a locking member is rotatably attached to the waist plate 123, and is screwed directly to the engaging member on the island front support plate side or directly to the island front support plate 97a. A hole is provided, and a decorative screw is attached to the screw hole, whereby the waist plate 123 is provided.
May be attached to make it detachable.

As described above, in the pachinko island stand 1 of the present embodiment, the waist plate 123 can be easily attached and detached without using a tool or the like. Repairs and the like are facilitated, so that it can be replaced in a short time even when scratches or dirt adheres, and it is also possible to immediately respond to the work of replacing a waistboard at the time of renovation in a store.

Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described with reference to the drawings, the specific configuration is not limited to these embodiments, and even if there are changes and additions without departing from the gist of the present invention. Included in the invention.

For example, when providing a plurality of mounting holes for mounting each device or each member on the frame body, if a corresponding reference hole or the like is provided for the corresponding device or each member in addition to the mounting holes, positioning can be performed. If a similar color is adhered to the back surface of the corresponding device or each member, the combination can be easily performed by matching the colors.

[0104]

According to the game island stand of the present invention, the following effects can be obtained.

(A) According to the first aspect of the present invention, the frame has a mounting portion formed of a metal plate over the left and right side surfaces on the upper part of the lower front and rear surfaces, and each device is mounted on the frame. Or, a dedicated mounting hole for mounting each member is provided in advance, so that these mounting operations are extremely easy,
Accurate mounting is possible without requiring skill. As a result, the man-hours for assembling the pachinko island can be significantly reduced.

(B) According to the second aspect of the present invention, since the mounting hole dedicated to the ball lending machine is formed in the mounting portion in advance, the accurate position of the ball lending machine is easily obtained, and the ball lending machine can be easily mounted. .

(C) According to the third aspect of the present invention, since the mounting hole dedicated to the game ball collection tank is previously formed in the mounting portion, the accurate position of the game ball collection tank can be easily obtained and the game ball collection tank can be easily mounted. Can be.

(D) According to the fourth aspect of the present invention, since a dedicated mounting hole for mounting a supply gutter provided over the left and right side surfaces is formed in advance on the left and right side surfaces, the accurate position of the supply gutter can be determined. It is easy to put out and can be easily installed.

(E) According to the fifth aspect of the present invention, since a dedicated mounting hole for mounting the collecting gutter is provided beforehand on the front and rear surfaces of the lower portion, the accurate position of the collecting gutter can be easily obtained and the collecting gutter can be easily mounted. it can.

(F) According to the sixth aspect of the present invention, since a plurality of mounting holes are previously provided in the mounting portion, different ball lending machines which differ depending on the selection of each mounting hole can be easily mounted.
Ball lending machines from various manufacturers can be used.

[0111]

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a pachinko island stand as an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a pachinko island stand as an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a front view showing a pachinko island stand as an embodiment.

FIG. 4 is a front view of the pachinko island stand showing a state where a waistboard of the pachinko island stand is removed as an embodiment.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing an internal structure of the pachinko island stand of FIG. 1;

FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing an upper part of the frame.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing a lower part of the frame.

FIG. 8 is a perspective view of the frame viewed from the island left side support plate side.

FIG. 9 is a perspective view of the frame viewed from the island right side support plate side.

FIG. 10 is a perspective view of a lower frame portion showing a state in which a waist plate is attached.

11 is a sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG. 3, showing a longitudinal section of the waist plate.

FIG. 12 is an exploded view showing a state where each device and each member are mounted on the gaming table mounting portion.

FIG. 13 is a perspective view showing a state in which a ball tray is mounted on the gaming table mounting portion.

FIG. 14 is a cross-sectional view showing a state where the gaming machine is attached.

FIG. 15 is a perspective view showing a state in which a membrane plate is attached to an upper part of the frame.

FIG. 16 is a sectional view taken along the line BB of FIG. 3 showing a state in which an auxiliary member is attached to a lower portion of the membrane plate.

FIG. 17 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line CC of FIG. 3, showing a state in which an auxiliary member is mounted inside the island side support plate.

FIG. 18 is a sectional view of a card reader / writer.

FIG. 19A is a cross-sectional view of an island front support plate and a waistboard showing a modification of a locking member and an engaging member, and FIG. 19B is a cross-sectional view of a waistboard alone.

FIG. 20 is a cross-sectional view of an island front support plate and a waist plate showing a modification of the locking member and the engaging member.

FIG. 21 is a front view of a waist plate showing a modification of a locking member and an engaging member.

FIG. 22 is a front view of the waist plate showing the relationship between the locking member and the engaging member.

23A is a sectional view taken along line FF of FIG. 21, and FIG. 23B is a sectional view taken along line GG of FIG.

[Explanation of symbols]

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Pachinko island stand (gaming island stand) 2 Pachinko machine (game machine) 3 Ball rental machine 4 Ball counter 5 Ball tray 6a, 6b Curtain plate 7 Hip plate 8 Information display device 9a Island left side support plate 9b Island right side support plate DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Overflow ball passage 11 Ball receiving storage part 12 Ball receiving cup 14 Upper plate 15 Lower plate 16 Handle 17 Card insertion / ejection port 18 Counting ball number display 19 Card reader / writer 21 Supply gutter 22 Lifting gutter 23 Recovery gutter 24 Lifting Feeding device 25 First feeding motor 26 Ball polishing device 27 Supply port 28 Delivery pipe 29 Supply pipe 30 Supply pipe 31 Out ball tank 33 Supply port 34 Supply port 36 Second lifting motor 37 First supply gutter 38 Second supply gutter 39 third supply gutter 40 opening 41 first recovery gutter 42 second recovery gutter 43 third recovery gutter 44 fourth recovery gutter 45 fifth recovery gutter 46 opening 47 opening 50 payout device 51 ball Guideway 54 Control board 55 Wiring 56 Ball amount detector 57 Engagement member (mounting part) 58 Opening 59 Guidance gutter 60 Square hole for mounting decorative panel 61 Mounting hole for ball lending machine mounting frame 62 For stay of deposit ball returning mechanism Holes 63 Stay holes for the storage mechanism for returning the stored balls 64 Pachinko machine mounting bracket mounting holes 65a Out-ball tank mounting holes 65b Out-ball rail inner vertical wall mounting holes 66 Counter unit fixing thumbscrew holes 67 Hopper release lever Hole 68 hopper connector square hole 69a hole 69b hole 70a, 70b square hole for inserting counting unit 71a, 71b square hole for inserting counting unit 72 mounting hole for computer repeater 73 long hole for harness 74 wiring duct Mounting hole 75 Fixing of pachinko ball passage switching member Slotted hole for thumb screw 76 Stepping of pachinko ball passage switching member Screw hole for attaching pachinko ball discharge passage 78 Screw hole for inserting pachinko ball discharge passage 78 Square hole 80-82 hole 83 Screw hole for attaching pachinko ball presence / absence switch 84 Square hole for pachinko ball presence / absence switch insertion 85 Deposited ball Screw hole for return cup receiving and mounting 86 Square hole for insertion of custody ball return cup chute 87 Screw hole for attaching waist plate fixing bracket 89 Square hole for mounting unit connection bracket 90 Square hole for maintenance 91 Square hole for pachinko ball transport conveyor 92 Power supply wiring Square hole for overflow 93 Square hole for overflow ball passage of upper tank 94 Square hole for ball extraction passage 97a Island front support plate (plate member) 97b Island rear support plate 98a Screw hole 98b Mounting hole 99a Upper connection member 99b Bottom plate 99c Lower frame 100 Leave button 101 Settlement button 102 Settlement end ball button 103 Payout button 104 LED lamp 105 opening 106 gaming machine mounting part 107 ball lending machine mounting frame 108 mounting hole 109 pachinko machine fixing bracket 110 mounting hole 111 wing screw 112 mounting hole 113 mounting hole 114 engaging part 115 decorative plate 116a mounting support 116b mounting support Part 117 Mounting hole 118 Operating lever 119 Front frame 120a Upper outer frame 120b Lower outer frame 121 Fixed wood on outer frame 122 Nail 123 Waist plate (Lower decorative plate) 124 Locking member 125 Opening 126 Locking knob 127 Locking piece Stopper) 128 Opening (opening on bottom surface of lower decorative plate) 129 Projection (projection engaging with opening 128) 130 Curtain plate mounting plate 131 Mounting hole 132 Bolt 133 Nut 134 Hinge 135 Mounting hole 136 Mounting hole 137 Auxiliary member 138 Auxiliary member 139 Decoration member 140 Reinforcement mounting plate 141 Mounting stand 142 Wiring duct 143 Wiring cable 145 Card storage unit 146 Card holder 147 Card storage unit lid 148 Rotating shaft 149 Elastic member 150 Locking member 151 Elastic member 152 Locking groove 153 Remaining detector 154 Motor 155 Motor 156 Roller 157 Shaft 158 Belt 159 Belt 160 Roller 161-163 Roller 164-166 Belt 167 Motor 168-170 Roller 171 Light emitting element substrate 172 Light emitting element substrate 173 Light receiving element 174 Card reader / writer control board 175 Magnetic head 176 Thermal printer 177 Photo switch 178 Rotating axis 179 elastic member 180 locking member 181 locking groove 182 magnetic card 183 opening 184 locking claw 185 square opening 186 lever 187 locking piece (locking) Material) 188 engagement member (mounting portion) 189 slide receiving portion 190 sliding portion H conveyance path W frame

Claims (6)

[Claims] 1. A game island stand comprising at least a left and right side surface and a lower front and rear surface made of a metal plate, and combining and joining them to each other. It has a mounting portion formed of a metal plate over the left and right side surfaces for mounting at least the gaming machine, and the frame body is provided with mounting holes for mounting each device or each member in advance. A game island stand. 2. The game island stand according to claim 1, wherein the mounting portion is provided with a mounting hole for mounting a ball rental machine in advance. 3. The mounting portion according to claim 1, wherein the mounting portion is provided with a mounting hole for mounting a game ball collection tank for collecting game balls discharged from the gaming machine. Game island stand. 4. The game island stand according to claim 1, wherein mounting holes for mounting supply gutters provided on the left and right side surfaces are provided on the left and right side surfaces in advance. 5. A mounting hole for mounting a collecting gutter on the lower front and rear surfaces.
The gaming island stand according to any one of to 4 to 4. 6. The game island stand according to claim 1, wherein a plurality of mounting holes for mounting a ball lending machine or the like are provided in advance on the placing portion.