JPS63315084A - Pinball game machine - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] This invention relates to a pinball game machine, such as a pachinko game machine or a coin game machine, which is equipped with a winning ball collecting cover for guiding winning balls. Regarding pinball game machines.

[Prior Art] Conventionally, in this type of pinball game machine, a winning ball collecting cover has been integrated with a winning ball collecting base, in which a plurality of winning ball guide members for guiding winning balls to a predetermined path are integrally formed on a winning ball collecting base. However, the winning ball collecting cover is equipped with mounting pieces extending from the left and right sides for attaching the winning ball collecting cover to the game board, as well as mounting pieces provided on the pinball game machine. A wiring processing section for processing wiring from various electrical devices was integrally formed, and was configured to have high added value. However, since the winning ball guiding member is arranged in a uniform manner, the winning ball guiding path is uniformly determined for each winning ball collecting cover.

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] Therefore, with the integrated winning ball collecting cover in which the winning ball guiding path is uniformly determined, it is difficult to use a gaming machine that, for example, opens a tulip with a winning ball that has entered a specific winning opening. It is not possible to deal with differences in the guiding direction of winning balls due to differences in specifications, and it is necessary to manufacture and use different types of winning ball collecting covers for each pinball game machine with different specifications. The disadvantage is that the production cost of the pinball game machine is high due to high-mix, low-volume production of an expensive winning ball collection cover.

In view of the above-mentioned circumstances, the present invention makes it possible to mass-produce a small number of winning ball assembly covers by using a versatile winning ball assembly cover that can accommodate different winning ball guiding directions according to each specification. The purpose is to reduce the manufacturing cost of pinball game machines.

[Means for Solving the Problems] The pinball game machine according to the present invention includes a plurality of guiding path selection members each blocking a plurality of winning ball guiding paths formed by the plurality of winning ball guiding members. It is characterized in that by selectively removing the winning balls, the guiding path of the winning balls can be selected.

[Function] By removing the guidance path selection member from the necessary guidance path among the plurality of guidance path selection members, it is possible to selectively form a guidance path that matches the specifications of the pinball game machine, There is no need to manufacture different types of winning ball collection covers for each specification.

[Example] Next, an example of the present invention will be described in detail based on the drawings.

First Embodiment FIG. 1 is an overall front view showing a pachinko game machine 1 which is an example of a pinball game machine of the present invention.

A pachinko game machine 1 is formed with a game board 2, and the front surface of this game board 2 forms a game area 6. A variable winning ball device 3, which is an example of a winning ball device, is provided at approximately the center of the game board 2, and starting winning holes 4a, 4b, and 5 are provided below the variable winning ball device 3. . The variable winning ball device 3 is normally in an open state in which pachinko balls cannot win or it is difficult to win, but when a pachinko ball hits any of the starting winning holes 4a, 4b, and 5, The variable winning ball device 3 opens and closes a predetermined number of times (for example, twice), and enters a state in which winning of pachinko balls is permitted.

In the figure, reference numerals 10a and 10b are tulips, which are configured to cycle and switch between an open state and an open state each time a pachinko ball wins. Further, 8a and 8b are normal winning holes. 12a in the figure.

Reference numerals 12b and 14 are jackpot lamps, which are examples of indicators, which light up or flash during jackpot control when a pachinko ball that enters the variable winning ball device 3 that is in the open/closed state enters a V pocket, indicating that a jackpot has been won. This is for notifying players. Moreover, 13a and 13b are windmill lamps.

Furthermore, numeral 11 is an out hole for collecting out balls that have not won out of the pachinko balls that have been hit into the game area 6.

FIG. 2 is an overall rear view showing a part of the internal structure of the pachinko gaming machine 1.

Reference numeral 16 in the figure is an integrated main ball collection cover, which covers the winning pressure induction area 24 formed by the mechanism board, and covers the various winning openings 8a, 8b, the V-pocket in the variable winning ball device, etc. This is to guide pachinko balls that have won a prize along a predetermined path. In the figure, 18 is a cover that covers the back side of the variable winning ball device, and 20a, 20b, and 20c are pocket winning ball detectors for detecting pachinko balls that have entered the V pockets in the variable winning ball device. Also 22a.

22b and 23 are starting winning detectors which are examples of winning ball detection switches, and the starting winning opening 4a.

This is for detecting pachinko balls that have won prizes in numbers 4b and 5 (see Figure 1). Reference numeral 32 denotes a prize ball payout device, which is used to pay out prize balls when a pachinko ball wins. The pachinko balls that have won in the variable winning ball device are
The ball is guided to one location by the main ball collection cover 16 and detected by the 10 count detector 21. In the figure, 30 is a ball launcher, which is used to drive pachinko balls one by one into the game area, and is also used to fire out balls that do not hit any prizes among the pachinko balls that are hit into the game area. is discharged from the outlet 11. In the figure, 28 is a winning ball processor, 26 is a control board that is an example of an electric control unit, and a solenoid 154a that is an example of an electric drive source to be described later.

154b (see FIG. 3), the display, or the winning ball detection switch.

Next, the input pressure collecting cover will be explained in detail based on FIG. 3.

The winning pressure collecting cover unit is made of synthetic resin, and consists of a main winning ball collecting cover unit 16 consisting of an upper winning ball collecting cover unit 16a and a lower winning pressure collecting cover unit 16b, and a secondary winning ball collecting cover unit 46. It is made up of combinations. In other words, the main winning ball collection cover 16 is used to guide the winning pressure in a relatively wide winning pressure guiding area to a predetermined path, and the winning pressure in a relatively narrow winning pressure guiding area. The integrated sub winning ball collecting cover 46 that collects the pressure constitutes an integrated divided cover, and the integrated winning pressure collecting cover has a divided structure consisting of a set of these integrated divided covers. Upper part winning ball collection cover 16
Game board mounting pieces 44a and 44b are formed on both left and right ends of the upper winning ball collecting cover 16a and the lower winning pressure collecting cover 16b, respectively. By attaching them to the game board in the combined state, the main ball collecting cover 16 is constructed. In this installed state, the main ball collection cover 16
An insertion hole 62 is formed at approximately the center of the hole 62, and the back mechanism section of the variable winning ball device 3 is inserted therethrough.

This variable winning ball device 3 has a solenoid 15 which is an example of an electric drive source for driving the variable winning ball device 3 to open and close.
4a.

154b, a motor 156 is provided as another driving source, and an indicator lamp 1 is provided to notify the game status such as starting winnings and jackpot status.
58a and 158b (158a is not visible in the drawing) are provided. In addition, 21 in the figure is a 10 count detector, which collects the winning pachinko balls in the variable winning ball device 3 at 1tI place and detects the number of winnings, and T is the 10 count detection. This is a mounting part for mounting the container 21. Main rental ball collection cover 16
The relay board guide parts 60a, 60b,
A fixing portion T2 of the relay terminal board 350 is formed, which consists of a mounting boss 60c and a mounting boss (not shown), and is configured so that electrical wiring can be relayed in one place in an orderly manner. When the relay terminal board 350 is fixed to the fastening portion T2, a gap is formed between the relay terminal board 350 and the main chamber entry upper assembly cover 16 due to the interposition of the mounting boss, and the solder of the relay terminal board 350 is removed. The attached portion is configured so as not to come into pressure contact with the main chamber upper collective cover 16. Further, the fastening portion is configured so that relay terminal boards of different sizes can be attached. In addition, in the figure, 128 and 1
30 is a wiring side connector, which is connected to the control board side. And the wiring side connector 12
8 and 130 are connection wirings 127 and 129, respectively.
is connected to the relay terminal board 350 side. Further, a wiring processing section consisting of a large number of wiring processing grooves 40 and a wiring processing member 38 is formed on the outer periphery of the upper winning ball collecting cover unit 16a, and jackpot lamps 12a, 12b (1
2b (not visible in the drawing), etc., can be neatly arranged around the outer periphery of the upper winning ball collection cover 16a. In addition, the game board mounting piece 44
Attachment boss portions 58a to 58'', which are examples of lamp attachment portions for attaching the lamp holding members 56 of the jackpot lamps 12a and 12b, are formed on a and 44b,
As shown in the drawings, the jackpot lamps 12a and 12b are arranged in three stages (upper and lower) so that their positions can be changed. In the figure, numeral 38 is a wiring processing section for locking and holding the wiring, and 62a to 62d are protrusions to which relay terminal boards 350 of different sizes are attached. Reference numeral 66 indicates a mounting hole for the secondary winning ball collection cover, and mounting bosses 52a and 52b (52b is not visible in the drawing) are used to attach and fix the secondary winning ball collection cover 46 with screws when set in the mounting hole. It is formed on the lower winning ball collection cover 16b.

Further, 64a and 64b (64b is not visible in the drawing) are locking holes for attaching the cover 18.

The back surface of the variable winning ball device 3 is configured to be covered with a cover 18. On the left and right side edges of this cover 18, 11-pipe portion 1 of the upper winning ball collection cover 16a is provided.
52 is formed with a fastening part 150 for fixing with a screw, and the other side edge is provided with the above-mentioned locking hole part 6.
Locking piece part 148a for locking to 4a, 64b
, 148b are formed. In addition, solenoids 154a and 154b provided in the variable winning ball device 3
Heat release hole 1 for releasing heat from the motor 156 to the outside
40°142.144.146 are formed on the cover 18.

Engagement recesses 48a, 48 with which the mounting bosses 52a, 52b engage are provided at both left and right ends of the sub-winning ball collecting cover unit 46.
b is formed, and the engagement recess 48a,
48b has screw insertion holes 50a and 50, respectively.
b are bored, and are configured so that the sub winning ball collecting cover unit 46 can be attached and fixed to the lower winning ball collecting cover unit 16b with screws, and mounting bosses 52a, 52
A fitting recess 48a is provided in b.

By moving the cover 48b up and down in a fitted state, the mounting position of the sub-winning ball collection cover 46 can be changed. In addition, the secondary winning ball collection cover 46 is formed with a mounting portion T for inserting and mounting the pocket winning ball detectors 20a, 2Ob, and 20c, and the mounting portion T is provided with a V pocket winning ball detector 20a.

Switch mounting pieces 51a, 5lb, 51c for preventing removal of 20b, 20c,
51d is provided. In addition, in the figure, 54a is a connection connector.

54b is a connection wiring.

Instead of the secondary winning ball collecting cover 46, installing the secondary winning ball collecting cover 46' which can be equipped with only one pocket winning ball detector 20 to the winning ball collecting cover is a change in the specifications of the winning ball device. It may be configured to be compatible with. This secondary winning ball collection box 46' has an engagement recess 48a having screw insertion holes 50a, 50b at both left and right ends, as described above.

48b is provided, and ■ a mounting part T to which only one blurred winning ball detector 20 can be mounted.

' is formed.

In the figure, reference numerals 22a, 22b, and 23 are start-up winning detectors, which are attached to the game board 2 at a position below the input prize ball collection cover via a mounting board 360. This mounting board 360 is provided with indicator lamps 82a, 82b, and 82c, and the indicator lamps 82a,
Connection wiring 78a for feeding power to 82b and 82c
, 78b and connection connectors 80a, 80b are provided.

With the above configuration, it is possible to respond to changes in the size and mounting position of the winning ball device by replacing the main rental ball collecting cover 16, and by replacing the secondary winning ball collecting cover 46 or changing the mounting position, winning balls can be detected. It is possible to deal with changes in the number of switches and changes in the mounting position of the winning ball device.

FIG. 4 is a front view showing a state in which the upper winning ball collecting cover, the lower winning ball collecting cover, and the auxiliary winning ball collecting cover 46 are assembled and attached.

Each winning ball collecting cover is provided with winning ball guiding channels 36a, 36b, and 36c, which are examples of winning ball guiding members for guiding winning balls to a predetermined path.

36d is integrally formed. And 34a in the figure
, 34b, 34e, and 34d are winning ball guiding spaces partitioned by respective winning ball guiding channels. Pachinko balls that have won in the winning area formed on the game board enter the winning ball guidance space through the winning openings 8a, 8b, etc., and are configured to be guided along a predetermined path.

Relay board guide parts 60a, 60b, 60c
A relay terminal board is provided inside, and the wiring side connectors 112, 114, 138°, 116.
118 etc. are provided. The wiring side connector 138 is connected to the jackpot lamp, the wiring side connectors 112 and 114 are connected to the control board 26 (see Fig. 2), and the wiring side connectors 116 and 118 are connected to the winning ball detection switch, indicator, etc. of electrical equipment. i! ! ! Powered by a pneumatic driving source. The lower winning ball collecting cover unit 16b is provided with a wiring arrangement member 42a, which is an example of a wiring processing section, so as to be rotatable around the pivot shaft P, and a stopper 42b for regulating the rotation thereof. and the wiring arrangement member 42b
By rotating the electrical wiring in the direction of arrow A, and then rotating the wiring organizing member in the direction of arrow A, the wiring organizing member 42a and the lower winning ball collecting cover 16b are integrated.
Electrical wiring can be inserted and set between the Note that 10a and 10b in the figure are tulips.

Mounting board 3 located below the winning ball collection cover
60 includes a wiring side connector 124a for transmitting detection outputs from the starting prize detectors 22a, 22b, and 23;
124b and relay board side connector 122a,
122b is provided. In addition, 120a in the figure,
120b is a lamp relay board. Also 1 26a
, 126b is a lamp cover plate, 170a,
170b is a positioning guide piece for the sub-winning ball collecting cover unit 46.

Incidentally, among the part numbers given in FIG. 4, those that are the same as those in FIG. 3 indicate the same part names.

FIG. 5 is an enlarged view showing the variable winning ball device 3 and its surrounding parts.

As mentioned above, the variable winning ball device 3 includes the solenoid 154.
a, 154b and a motor 156 as well as indicator lamps 158a, 158b.

The pachinko balls that have entered the variable winning ball device 3, which is driven to open and close by the solenoids 154a and 154b, fall downward and enter the normal winning holes 168a and 168b or the first special winning hole 162° and the second special winning hole. 164.
Win a prize in any of the third specific winning holes 166.

V-pocket winning ball detectors 2θa, 20b, and 20c are installed below the first specific winning slot 162, second specific winning slot 164, and third specific winning slot 166, respectively, and when a winning ball enters the specific winning slot. It is configured so that pachinko balls can be detected. And normal prize openings 168a, 16
8b and V pocket winning ball detector 20a, 20
b, The pachinko balls that have passed through 20c are collected in one place by the winning ball guiding gutter 36d and sent to the 10-count detector 2.
1 is detected.

In the figure, 64a and 64b are locking holes, and the cover 18 (see FIG. 4) that covers the back surface of the variable prize winning ball device 3 is locked and held, and the cover 18 is screwed by the locking portion 152. It is configured to obtain. Also, 170a, 170
b is a positioning guide piece, and the sub-winning ball collection cover 4
6 to the lower winning ball collection cover 16b,
With the position regulating parts 172a and 172b formed at both left and right ends of the lower part of the sub-winning ball collecting cover integrated 46 inserted into the positioning guide pieces 170a and 170b,
Screw insertion holes 5 formed in the engagement recesses 48a and 48b
Fix with screws from 0a and 50b. In addition, 34e in the figure is a winning ball guiding space, and this winning ball guiding space 34c shows the entire hatched area shown in FIG. 6. In FIG. 6, 46 is an integral part of the sub-winning ball collecting cover.

Next, the holding structure of the lamps 174 used in the pinball game machine, such as the jackpot lamps 12a, 12b and the indicator lamps 158a, 158b, will be explained based on FIG.

The lamp 174 is held by a rubber lamp holding member 176. This lamp holding member 176 has pin insertion holes 186a and 186b, and a lamp wiring 188a from the lamp side is passed through the pin insertion holes 186a and 186b.

188b is led out from the rear end of the lamp holding member 176.

On the other hand, the lamp mounting board 178 has a lamp connecting pin 18.
0a and 180b are welded together, and power is supplied to the lamp connecting pins 180a and 180b via wiring printed on the lamp mounting board 178. Further, the lamp connecting pin 180a
, 180b have position regulating step portions 184a, 184.
b are formed, and pin insertion holes 186a, 18
When the lamp holding member 176 is attached to the lamp mounting board 178 side by inserting the lamp connecting pins 180a and 180b into the lamp connecting pins 180a and 180b, the lamp connecting pins 180a and
It is configured such that the insertion length of 180b can be regulated. In the fitted state in which the lamp connecting pins 180a, 180b are inserted into the pin insertion holes 186a, 186b, the lamp connecting pins 180a, 180b come into pressure contact with the lamp wirings 18111a, 188b, and power is supplied to the lamp 174. It is configured as follows.

Pin insertion hole 186a formed in lamp holding member 176
The length D of the lamp connecting pins 180a and 180b is longer than the length d of the lamp connecting pins 180a and 180b, and when the lamp connecting pins 180a and 180b are inserted into the pin insertion holes 186a and 186b, the insertion length The length d −t ) is configured to be shorter than the length D of the pin insertion hole. Therefore, the lamp connecting pins 180a and 180b extend the lamp wirings H188a and 188b led out from the lamp 174 at their tips,
The lamp connecting pin 180a,
The tip of 180b is pin insertion hole 186a, 18
It is not inserted to the lamp 174 position, which is the tip end side of the lamp 6b. Therefore, the lamp connecting pins 180a, 180
There is no risk of damaging or disconnecting the lamp wiring 188a, 188b when inserting the lamp 174, and various mechanical vibrations are not directly applied to the lamp 174 during use of the pinball game machine, and the lamp is made of rubber material. The holding member 176 reduces vibration and can extend the life of the lamp 174.

Next, the means for selectively forming the winning ball guide path integrally with the winning ball collecting cover will be explained based on FIGS. 8(A) to 8(E).

As shown in FIG. 8(A), winning ball guiding channels 36a and 36b are integrally formed with the winning ball collecting cover.

Guide path selection members 192 and 194 are formed by cutting out a portion of 36c by length t. The guide path selection members 192 and 194 have notches formed on the left and right sides, so
Left and right winning ball guide channels 36a.

Since it is discontinuous with 36b and 36c, it can be easily removed with pliers, etc.
By removing either one of the guiding path selection members 192 and 194, the guiding path for winning balls can be selectively formed. For example, the guide route selection member 1
When 92 is removed, the guiding path selection member 194 becomes a winning ball guiding gutter and can guide winning balls to the right in the figure.

In addition, 196 in the figure is a through hole, and as shown in FIG.
The integral continuous portion with 4 is shortened, and the guide path selection member 194 is
This is to make it easier to remove.

Next, as a means to facilitate the removal of the guiding route selection members 192, 194, as shown in (C), the guiding route selecting member 192, the left and right winning ball guiding channels 36b, 36c, and the winning ball collecting base 198 are connected to each other. The continuous portion may be formed into a thin wall. Furthermore, as shown in FIG.
36b or between the bottom and the winning ball collecting base 198, and the configuration may be such that the winning ball collection base 198 is connected and held at three points (a), (b), and (c). ), the entire guide path selection member 192 may be configured to have a thin wall shape.

Next, the structure for attaching the jackpot lamp to the lamp fixing part of the winning ball collection cover will be explained based on FIG. 9.

When the winning ball collecting cover 16 (see FIGS. 3 and 4) is attached to the game board 2, the position of the lamp insertion hole may be different from 200a as shown in the figure due to the difference in the type of pachinko game machine.
, 200b, and 200c, it may not be fixed to just one. Position 20 of such a lamp insertion hole
0a, 200b, and 200c, mounting bosses 58a to 58f, which are examples of lamp fixing parts, are formed in three stages above and below the game board mounting piece 44b. The lamp holding member 56 that is integrally formed with the lamp fitting portion 260 that fits and holds the jackpot lamp 12b has a positioning fitting hole 266a.
.

266b (266b is not visible in the drawing) and mounting screw portions 267a and 267b are formed, and when the positioning fitting holes 266a and 266b are fitted into the mounting boss portions 58a to 58'', the mounting screw portion 2
It is constructed so that it can be fixed with screws from 67a and 267b. With the above configuration, the lamp holding member 56 can be mounted by selecting one of the mounting bosses 58a to 58r formed in three upper and lower stages, and the lamp insertion hole positions 200a, 200b, 2
It becomes possible to attach the jackpot lamp 12b in accordance with 00c.

Second Embodiment Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described based on FIG.

Positioning protrusions 208a, 208b and attachment bosses 210a, 210b are formed on the lower right and left ends of the upper winning ball collecting cover unit 16a, respectively. Furthermore, positioning holes 212a, 212b and screw attachment portions 214a, 214b are formed at both upper left and right ends of the lower winning ball collection cover unit 16b, respectively. Then, the positioning protrusion 2 of the upper winning ball collection cover integral 16a
08a.

208b is inserted into the positioning holes 212a, 212b of the lower winning ball collecting cover integral 16b and aligned, the mounting boss parts 210a, 210b and the screw mounting parts 214a, 214b will match,
By screwing from the screw attachment parts 214a and 214b, the upper winning ball collecting cover integral 16a and the lower winning ball collecting cover integral 16b can be integrally connected. Further, the lower winning ball collecting cover integrated 16b is configured to have a sub winning ball collecting cover integrated 46' which can be attached and detached and whose attachment position can be changed freely. The upper winning ball collection cover 16
a.

The lower winning ball collecting cover integrated 16b and the sub winning ball collecting cover integrated 46' each constitute an integrated divided cover, and by integrally assembling these divided covers, an integrated winning ball collecting cover with a split structure is constructed. be done. In addition, the upper winning ball collecting cover integrated 16a, the lower winning ball collecting cover integrated 16b, and the auxiliary winning ball collecting cover integrated 46' are as follows:
Each is made of synthetic resin. Further, among the part numbers given in FIG. 10, those that match those in FIG. 3 indicate the same part names as those in FIG. 3.

Third Embodiment Next, a third embodiment of the present invention will be described based on FIG.

The upper winning ball collection cover unit is divided into two parts at the center to the left and right, and one part is provided with a positioning protrusion 208c and a mounting boss part 210C, and the other part is provided with a positioning hole 212c.
and a screw attachment part 214c, and the positioning hole 212
By inserting the positioning protrusion 208c into C and positioning it, insert a screw from the screw mounting part 214C and screw it into the mounting boss part 21Oc, thereby integrating the two-divided upper winning ball collection cover into one piece. It is constructed so that it can be assembled. In addition, the lower winning ball collecting cover 16b is configured to be detachable from the upper winning ball collecting cover 16a, and the auxiliary winning ball collecting cover 46' is detachably attached to the lower winning ball collecting cover 16b. It is configured to be able to change its position.

An integrated divided cover is constituted by the two divided upper winning ball collecting cover integrated 16a, lower winning ball collecting integrated cover 16b, and sub winning ball collecting integrated cover 46', and these integrated divided covers are assembled integrally. By this,
A winning ball collection cover with a split structure is constructed. The upper winning ball collecting cover 16a, the lower winning ball collecting cover 16b and the auxiliary winning ball collecting cover 46' are made of synthetic resin. Also, among the part numbers given in Figure 11, those that match those in Figure 3 are
The same part names as in Fig. 3 are shown.

Fourth Embodiment Next, a fourth embodiment of the present invention will be described based on FIG.

Attachment boss portions 58a and 58b, which are examples of lamp attachment portions, are formed on the game board attachment piece 44b.

On the other hand, the lamp holding member 56 that is integrally formed with the lamp fitting part 260 that fits and holds the jackpot lamp 12b has mounting screw parts 267a to 267f bored therein, and the mounting screw parts 267a to 267f are bored therein. Position the fitting holes 266a to 266f (26
6a and 266d (not visible in the drawing) are formed. That is, the lamp holding member 56 has a positioning fitting hole 266 having mounting screw portions 267a to 267r.
a to 266r are formed in three stages vertically, and one of the three stages of positioning fitting holes is selected and externally fitted onto the mounting boss parts 58a and 58b, and the mounting screw parts 267a to 266r are formed. 267r so that the lamp holding member 56 can be fixed with screws. With the above configuration, the positioning fitting holes 266a to 266f that fit externally to the mounting bosses 58a and 58b can be selected and installed in accordance with the positions 200a, 200b, and 200c of the lamp insertion holes formed at 2 degrees of the game board. According to
The jackpot lamp 12b is installed in the lamp insertion hole installation position 2
00a, 200b.

This can be done by following the changes in 200c.

Fifth embodiment Next, a fifth embodiment will be described based on FIG. 13.

The game board mounting piece 44b is provided with a pair of mounting boss parts 58a and 58b on the left and right sides, which are examples of lamp fastening parts. On the other hand, the lamp fitting part 260 that externally holds the jackpot lamp 12b has mounting screw parts 267a and 2.
67b and positioning fitting holes 266a, 266b are formed integrally with the lamp holding member 56.

This lamp holding member 56 includes a mounting screw portion 267a,
267b and positioning fitting holes 266a, 26
A plurality of types (three types in the drawing) are formed in which the relative positions of the jackpot lamp 12b and the jackpot lamp 6b (266b is not visible in the drawing) are different in the vertical direction.

And the positions 200a and 200b of the lamp insertion holes
, 200c, and fit the positioning fitting holes 266a, 266b onto the mounting bosses 58a, 58b, and fix them with screws from the mounting screws 267a, 267b. With the above configuration, the jackpot lamp 12b is placed at the positions 200a and 200b of the lamp insertion holes formed in the game board 2.

Can be installed according to 200C.

[Effects of the Invention] The present invention having the above-mentioned configuration does not require the production of integrated winning ball collecting covers of different types for each specification, so it is possible to mass produce a small number of integrated winning ball collecting covers, and to reduce manufacturing costs. It has now become possible to provide an inexpensive pinball game machine.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an overall front view showing a pachinko game machine 1, which is an example of a pinball game machine of the present invention, showing a first embodiment. FIG. 2 shows the first embodiment and is an overall rear view showing the internal structure of the pachinko gaming machine 1. FIG. FIG. 3 shows the first embodiment, and is an exploded view showing the winning ball collection cover and its peripheral devices. FIG. 4 shows the first embodiment, and is a front view showing the winning ball collection cover and its peripheral devices. FIG. 5 shows the first embodiment, and is a front view showing the variable winning ball device and the integrated part of the winning ball collection cover around it. FIG. 6 shows the first embodiment, in which the winning ball guiding space 341
) is a front view showing the. FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view showing the holding structure of the lamp 174, showing the first embodiment. FIG. 8 shows the first embodiment, and (A) is an enlarged view of the part where the guide route selection member is attached to the winning ball collecting cover. (B) is a sectional view of the guide route selection member. (C), (D), and (E) are perspective views showing other types of guide route selection members. FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing an example of the ml and showing the mounting structure of the jackpot lamp on the game board side. FIG. 10 shows the second embodiment and is an exploded view showing the winning ball collection cover integrated. FIG. 11 shows the third embodiment and is an exploded view showing the winning ball collection cover integrated. FIG. 12 shows a fourth embodiment, and is a perspective view showing the mounting structure of the jackpot lamp on the game board side. FIG. 13 shows a fifth embodiment, and is a perspective view showing the mounting structure of the jackpot lamp on the game board side. In the figure, 2 is a game board, 154a and 154b are solenoids, which are examples of electric drive sources, and 14, 12a, 1
2b is a jackpot lamp which is an example of an indicator; 22a;
22b, 23 are starting winning detectors which are an example of a winning ball detection switch, 26 is a control board which is an example of an electrical control section, 16 is an integral part of the main entry upper collecting cover, 16a
16b is an integral part of the upper winning ball collection cover, 16b is an integrated lower winning ball collection cover, 36a, 36b, and 36c are winning ball guide channels that are examples of winning ball guiding members, 38 is a wiring processing member, 40 is a wiring processing groove, and 42a is a wiring processing groove. Wiring organizing member, 46. 46' is integrated with sub-winning ball collecting cover, 54b is connection wiring, 198 is winning ball collecting base, 44a to 44d is game board mounting piece, 350
are relay terminal boards, 78a, 78b, 127
129 is a connection wiring, 192 and 194 are guide route selection members, and 24 is a winning ball guide area.

Claims (6)

[Claims] (1) A plurality of electrical devices disposed in the pinball game machine, including at least an electrical drive source, a display, and a winning ball detection switch, an electrical control unit that controls the electrical devices, and the electrical device. a relay terminal board provided with a plurality of connection terminals that relay and connect wiring from the electronic device and wiring from the electrical control unit; and a relay terminal board provided on the pinball game machine and provided with a plurality of winning areas. a winning ball collection base that is substantially parallel to the game board and spaced apart by at least one ball from the back of the game board; and a plurality of winning balls that guide the winning balls that have entered the winning area to a predetermined path. a winning ball guiding member; a game board mounting piece that extends to the left and right sides of the entered prize ball collection base and is attached to the back surface of the game board; a wiring processing section that processes wiring from at least the electrical device; In a pinball game machine equipped with a winning ball collection cover body that is integrally formed of at least the winning ball collecting base, the winning ball guiding member, the game board mounting piece, and the wiring processing part, the winning ball guiding member The guiding path for winning balls can be selected by selectively removing a plurality of guiding path selection members that respectively block the plurality of winning ball guiding paths formed by Pinball game machine. (2) The guiding path selection member is characterized in that only the bottom side is fixed to the winning ball collecting base with the left and right sides separated from the winning ball guiding member. The pinball game machine described. (3) The guiding path selection member is characterized in that a cutout is formed in at least one of the connecting portion between the left and right sides and the winning ball guiding member, or the connecting portion between the bottom side and the winning ball collecting base. A pinball game machine according to claim 1. (4) The guiding path selection member is configured to have a thickness thinner than the winning ball guiding member, according to any one of claims 1 to 3. A pinball game machine. (5) According to claim 1 or 3, the guide path selection member is characterized in that a connecting portion between the left and right sides thereof and the winning ball guide member is formed in a thin wall shape. A pinball game machine. (6) The guiding path selection member is configured to be able to be attached to selectively block a plurality of pre-formed winning ball guiding paths. A pinball game machine.