JPS58141166A - Apparatus for discharging winning ball of pinball machine - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention is applied to a prize ball t# output device of a pachinko machine, and is particularly intended to change the number of C prize balls according to winning ball conditions.

Such a standby of the present invention provides a plurality of Bizen independent prize ball ejection cases each having a population and an exit corresponding to the entrance, and sets the conditions of the prize ball ejection case in which prize balls are ejected from the exit as a winning ball condition. The point is that IIM8 means for changing nI accordingly is provided.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below.

-, --=- (In Bensha Figures 1, 2, and 5, each can swing independently from the common axis 1C on the opposite side of Ia and 1b (at the back of the paper). There is 0, prize ball ejection case 1a,
The exits 1f and Ig of lb face the ball extraction gutter 3, and the exits 1f and 1g are provided with movable receiving pieces pivoted from the opposite side (the back side between the sheets) via the board 2 by a pivot 4aG. The claw portion 4b of No. 4 is inserted so as to be freely retractable. Incidentally, the movable receiving piece 4 is restricted from swinging clockwise by the hook piece 5 (see Fig. 11).

A protrusion 1h is protrudingly provided at the lower end of the prize ball ejection case 1a, and a locking piece 8 can be attached to the holder 1ii1 on the prize ball gutter Z side of the prize ball ejection case 1a so as to straddle the prize ball ejection case 1b. be. Therefore, the prize ball ejection case 1m is
The movement in the counterclockwise direction in FIG. 1 is restricted by the engagement of the engaging member 6 linked to the swinging arm (as shown) that operates in response to receiving the winning ball, while ejecting the winning ball. The locking piece 8 of the case 1a is adapted to restrict clockwise rocking of the prize ball ejection case 1b in FIG. 5. In addition, the retaining member 6
As shown in FIG. 1, it is pivotally supported by a pivot 6a on the front side of the board 2. A protrusion 11 is also provided at the lower end of the prize ball ejection case 1b (see Fig. 1112, S@), and the engagement between the protrusion 11 and the locking member 9 causes the prize ball ejection case 1b to Swinging in the clockwise direction is restricted (see No. 1i111).

The locking member 9 is pivotally supported by a pivot 9a attached to the case surface (as shown) in front of the board 2,
The locking member 9 has an engaging portion 10a that contacts the lower end of the locking member 9 at one end, and is linked to a connecting rod 10 to which a solenoid 11 is connected to the other end. That is, solenoid 11
By moving the connecting rod 10 up and down, the locking relationship between the protrusion 1i and the locking member 9 changes.The solenoid 11 operates as a winning ball switch ( Swinging of the locking member 9 beyond a predetermined level is controlled by a stopper pin (as shown) provided on the loin li (as shown) on the front side of the base plate 2. regulated. Note that 1 is a path extending from the prize ball tank (as shown), and at the exit 12M of the path 12, there is a rotating claw 1s for opening and closing that is interlocked with the operation of the swing arm (as shown). is arranged, and the exit 11d is closed when a prize ball is won, and left open at other times.

Next, the operation of the above configuration will be explained. It is assumed that the connecting rod 10 is lowered by the solenoid 11 and the locking member 9 locks the protrusion 15.

First, when a pachinko ball enters a winning hole (as shown) that is not equipped with a winning ball switch (as shown) that operates the solenoid 11, the swinging arm (as shown) is activated and engaged in conjunction with it. The member 6 disengages from the protrusion 1h. Therefore, the prize ball ejection case 1a is forced to face the prize ball gutter 7 side due to the S7 between the claw part '4b of the movable receiving piece and the load of the dick ball in the prize ball ejection case 1a, and the prize ball ejection case 1a is Ejection is performed.At this time, since the solenoid 11 does not operate, the protrusion 1
i4 is locked by the locking member 9, and the prize ball ejection case 1bi cannot swing clockwise in FIG. In other words,
Only the pachinko balls in the prize ball discharge case 1a are discharged as prize balls.

Winning ball switch that operates solenoid 11 (as shown)
When a pachinko ball enters a winning opening (as shown) provided with a solenoid 114, the solenoid 114 is activated to raise the connecting rod 10 and release the locking member 9 from the protrusion 11. Further, the pachinko ball that has entered the winning hole operates the swing arm as a winning ball, and in conjunction with this, the locking member 6 disengages from the protrusion 1h.

Therefore, the prize ball ejection case la and the prize ball ejection case 1b are the claw portion 4b of the movable receiving piece 4, the prize ball ejection case 1m, and the prize ball ejection case 1b.
In cooperation with the load of the pachinko ball in b, it is swung clockwise in FIG. 5, and the prize ball is discharged into the prize ball gutter 7. That is, both the pachinko balls in the light bulb discharge units X1a and Ib are discharged.

The present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned embodiments, but also includes the following features. ◇ ■ The specific winning hole having the winning ball switch that operates the solenoid 11 may be singular or plural.

(2) The connecting rod 10 may be lowered when the solenoid 11 is activated, and raised when the solenoid 11 is not activated. At this time, it is assumed that the winning ball switch stops the solenoid's operation due to the winning ball.

■ Winning a prize - Set up an opening/closing shaft that opens and closes depending on the conditions i1
Exit 1f of prize ball discharge case 1a, Ib.

You may also use 1g of open and closed keys.

As is clear from the above description, the number of prize balls is changed depending on the conditions of winning balls, so it is possible to keep players interested in playing the game.

[BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS] FIG. 1 is a front view showing an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a front view showing an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing one implementation of the prize ball #dust case. FIG. 5 is a simplified view from the back of FIG. 1. 1a, 1b - Prize ball ejection unit
...Locking member 10...Connection rod 11...Solenoid 2:'1 Continued from Figure 1 page 0 Inventor Sadayuki Takahashi 1-487-4 Aioi-cho, Kiryu City 0 Inventor Momojibe Kanai Kiryu 5-21 Orihime-cho, Ichi 0 creator Reiji Fujita 6-8-6 Kiryu Kuruma 0 creator Ropponfuchu 1241-5 Kuroyo, Hishicho, Kiryu-shi 0 creator Kiyoshi Otani Oaza Omama-cho, Yamada-gun, Gunma Prefecture 63-2 Kirihara 0 Inventor Hayashi Nibe 711-3 Aramakicho, Maebashi City

Claims (1)

[Claims] (1) A plurality of independent prize ball ejection cases each having a population and an exit corresponding to the entrance thereof are provided, and the number of the prize ball ejection cases from which prize balls are ejected from the exit is variable according to the winning ball conditions. A prize ball ejecting device for a pachinko machine, characterized in that it is provided with an opening/closing means.