WO2003095054A1 - Installation de jeu pour systeme d'exploitation distant - Google Patents
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- the present invention c background art relating gaming facility capable of enjoying the remote control system
- toys that can be driven by remote control and that are intended for individuals have traditionally been used at home or outdoors, and are used personally or by friends or friends. They are racing in a closed world, such as racing. Therefore, remote-controlled toys for individuals are often used in the same operation place and the same opponent in many cases, and eventually the player gets bored. In addition, even for power players who have mastered operation skills to some extent, there is no place to show any more skills, so it is still difficult to keep the interest in the game.
- the present invention provides a place where a remote-controlled toy for individuals can be operated in large-scale facilities away from daily life, and that the acquired skills can be exhibited in public places, and further enhanced.
- the purpose is to provide a gaming facility that can control the permission and prohibition of its use according to predetermined conditions so that the parties can also expect profits.
- the present invention relates to a game facility that provides a game arcade to a remote control system including a transmitter and a drive device remotely controlled by drive data transmitted from the transmitter, wherein the transmitter controls the drive device.
- a scramble signal generating means for generating the scramble signal for interfering with a remote operation; and A scramble signal output means for outputting a signal; and a scramble signal control means for switching between output of the scramble signal from the scramble signal output means and stop of the scramble signal according to predetermined conditions.
- the scramble signal control means determines whether or not the force satisfies the predetermined condition, and stops the output of the scramble signal when determining that the predetermined condition is satisfied. Is also good.
- drive data output from the transmitter is input, and it is determined whether a predetermined condition is satisfied. If it is determined that the predetermined condition is satisfied, the drive data is Drive data relay means for outputting to a game arcade may be provided.
- the amplified drive data can be output to the game space.
- Players of all sizes can control the game remotely.
- the scramble signal control means determines whether the drive data is to be relayed by the drive data relay means or whether the scramble signal is output to the game hall.
- An output switching means for selectively switching may be provided.
- a scramble signal is output when the use of the game space is prohibited, and drive data is output when the use of the game space is permitted, and the scramble signal and the drive data are selected.
- the switching is controlled efficiently by the gaming facility.
- the remote control system is a system for individually and remotely controlling a plurality of the drives by a plurality of the transmitters prepared in association with the plurality of the drives.
- the driving data transmitted by each of the transmitters It includes identification information unique to each transmitter for identifying each transmitter, and control information for controlling the driving device, and each of the plurality of driving devices is included in the received driving data.
- the identification information is compared with the identification information assigned to the self, and it is determined whether the received driving data is the driving data transmitted to the self or not. Operation control based on drive data may be performed.
- the scramble signal generating means may generate the scramble signal for preventing remote operation by the transmitter to which the specific identification information is assigned.
- a plurality of transmitters can be associated one-to-one with a plurality of transmitters, and in a remote operation system that can remotely control each of them at the same time, it is possible to correspond to the transmitter driven by a specific transmitter. It is possible to obstruct the remote operation of the driven equipment.
- each of the plurality of transmitters receives means for receiving the drive data transmitted from another transmitter, and drives each of the plurality of transmitters based on the identification information included in the received drive data.
- Transmission timing control means for setting a data transmission timing, transmitting the drive data in accordance with the set timing, and storing the identification information included in the drive data transmitted from another transmitter in the self-set. It is determined whether or not it is the same as the identification information, and if it is determined to be the same, the setting of the transmission timing by the timing setting means is suspended until the drive data including the identification information different from the self is received.
- Means, and the scramble signal may include the identification information.
- the transmitter that receives the drive data containing its own identification information uses the timing setting means to suspend the transmission of its own drive data, so that the signal containing the identification information of the transmitter to be disturbed is scrambled. It becomes possible.
- the scramble signal control means may stop the output of the scramble signal in a range corresponding to the input consideration.
- Applicable considerations include, for example, currencies, medals, tokens, prepaid cards, and electronic money, and it is edible to contribute to the profits of gaming facility providers.
- the present invention is directed to a game facility that provides a game arcade to a remote control system including a transmitter and a drive device remotely controlled by drive data transmitted from the transmitter, wherein the transmitter output from the transmitter.
- Drive data input means for inputting drive data
- drive data output means for outputting the drive data to the game arcade; and when the drive data input by the drive data input means satisfies a predetermined condition.
- a gaming facility for a remote control system which comprises: a driving data relay unit for relaying to the driving data output unit.
- the remote operation system is a system for remotely operating a plurality of the driving devices individually by a plurality of transmitters prepared in association with the plurality of driving devices, wherein the plurality of driving devices are transmitted by each of the plurality of transmitters.
- the driving data includes identification information unique to each transmitter for identifying each transmitter, and control information for controlling the driving device, and each of the plurality of driving ⁇
- By comparing the identification information included in the driving data with the identification information assigned to the self it is determined whether or not the received driving data is the driving data transmitted to the self, and is determined as the driving data for the self. Then, operation control based on the drive data may be executed.
- the present invention can be applied to a remote control system that allows a plurality of driving devices to correspond one-to-one by a plurality of transmitters and remotely control each of them at the same time.
- the drive data relay unit may relay the drive data having the specific identification information to the drive data output unit.
- the drive data relay means may relay the drive data within a range corresponding to the input price. As a result, only the player who has paid the predetermined value is permitted to use the game hall in the present invention.
- the driving device in the case where a predetermined race is performed by a plurality of the driving devices in the game hall, the driving device has a transmission source that transmits the identification information allocated to the driving device.
- a receiving terminal for receiving transmission contents is provided at a predetermined location, and based on data received by the receiving terminal, it is determined whether each of the driving devices participating in the race has passed the predetermined location. It may have a race management means for judging and managing data related to the outcome of the race. This allows a remote-controlled car race to be performed.
- the race management means may refund the consideration according to the performance in the race. This can enhance the player's interest in and ambition for car racing. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration example of a remote control system according to the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a configuration example of a game facility where a car race can be performed by the remote control system shown in FIG. 1, and FIG. 2B is an enlarged view of a station portion in the game facility;
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a configuration example of a control circuit of the gaming facility according to the present invention
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a procedure of switching control executed by the control circuit of the gaming facility of the present invention
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a game control procedure executed by the control circuit of the game facility according to the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of the remote control system of FIG. 1;
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a circuit configuration of the transmitter of FIG. 1;
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing one block of drive data transmitted from the transmitter of FIG. 1;
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a circuit configuration of a control system mounted on the drive device of FIG. 1; Figure shows how to set the transmission timing when four transmitters are used simultaneously;
- FIG. 11 is a flowchart showing a procedure executed by the control circuit in the transmitter of FIG. 1 from power-on to starting transmission of its own data;
- FIG. 12 is a flowchart showing a normal operation procedure executed by the control circuit in the transmitter of FIG. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- FIG. 1 and FIG. 2A show an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 is a configuration example of a remote control system according to the present invention, in which a driving device 1 is configured as an automobile model, and is driven by driving data output from a transmitter 2.
- FIG. 2A shows an example of a configuration of a gaming facility 67 in which a car race can be started by the remote control system.
- the scramble signal is output from the boosters 5... 55 until the predetermined amount of medals is inserted into the entire circuit area 6 6. Therefore, the player cannot remotely control the driving device 1 at the circuit site 66 until a predetermined amount of medals are inserted.
- the player 1 inserts the required number of medals into the race entry from the medal slot 65 at the station 56 corresponding to the identification number of the driving device 1 of his own, and the transmitter output unit of the transmitter 2 owned by himself. 6 Connect the unconnected end of cord 6 4 to 1. After a predetermined number of medals have been inserted, the output of the scramble signal output from the booster 5 5-5 5 is stopped unless another player has already operated the drive 1 having the same identification information as the player. . Therefore, the player can start the game by the remote operation.
- drive data from the transmitter 2 is output from the booster 55-5-55 instead of the scramble signal, and the player can remotely control the drive device 1 on the circuit course 51.
- the driving device 1, the transmitter 2, and the game facility 67 will be described in detail in order.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of a remote operation system according to the present invention.
- Each driving device 1 is provided with a transmitter 2-2 corresponding to 1: 1.
- Numbers 1 to 3 are set as identification numbers for the driving devices 1 ... 1 and the transmitter 2, respectively.
- Driving device 1 and transmitter 2 with the same identification number form a pair, and each driving device 1 is remotely controlled based on the driving data from transmitter 2 with the same identification number. Is done.
- Electromagnetic waves such as infrared rays and radio waves are used for remote operation of each drive device 1.
- each transmitter 2 is equipped with a remote control signal light emitting unit 3, and each driving device 1 is equipped with a remote control signal light receiving unit 4. Furthermore, in order to synchronize data transmission from each transmitter 2, each transmitter 2 is equipped with a remote control signal receiving unit 5.
- FIG. 7 shows a circuit configuration of the transmitter 2.
- the transmitter 2 is provided with the remote control signal light emitting unit 3 and the light receiving unit 5 described above, and also includes a control circuit 10 for generating drive data to be transmitted and controlling other circuits, and an operation of the drive ⁇ 1.
- An input device 11 such as an operation key, a switch, or a volume for controlling the device, and a switch 12 for setting an identification number are provided.
- the operation state of the input device 11 by the operator is detected by the input circuit 13, and an operation signal corresponding to the operation state of the input device 11 is input from the input circuit 13 to the control circuit 10.
- the identification number set by the identification number setting switch 12 is read by the control circuit 10.
- the identification number setting switch 12 can be used by an operator or a system administrator to select an arbitrary number from a predetermined range. It may be fixed to.
- the remote control signal light emitting unit 3 is configured to include light emitting means such as an LED, for example, and emits infrared light or the like in accordance with an instruction from the transmission circuit 14.
- the transmission circuit 14 outputs transmission data to the remote control signal light emitting unit 3 according to the timing specified by the output timing generation circuit 15.
- the data to be output to the remote control signal light emitting unit 3 is generated by the control circuit 10, and the transmission circuit 14 modulates the data generated by the control circuit 10 by the remote control signal carrier signal to generate the remote control signal light emitting unit.
- the output timing generation circuit 15 calculates the time according to the timer set value given from the control circuit 10.
- a transmission instruction is output to the transmission circuit 14 where the time corresponding to the timer set value has elapsed.
- the frequency of the carrier signal output from the remote control signal light emitting unit 3 is the same for all the transmitters 2. However, by changing this frequency by the transmitter 2, the identification of the transmitter 2 is performed. It may be information.
- the remote control signal receiving section 5 receives infrared rays and the like transmitted from the other transmitters 2 and outputs a signal obtained by removing a carrier component from the received infrared rays and the like to the receiving circuit 16.
- the receiving circuit 16 decodes the signal given from the remote control signal light receiving section 5 into one block of drive data and outputs the same to the received data determination circuit 17.
- the drive data of one block is composed of an identification number and control information of a pair of left and right motors provided for the drive 1 as shown in FIG.
- the number of bits of drive data for one block is always constant. Therefore, the time required to transmit one block of drive data is constant.
- the reception data judgment circuit 17 judges the identification number of the reception data given from the reception circuit 16 and gives the judgment result to the control circuit 10.
- the control circuit 10 controls the operations of the transmission circuit 14 and the output timing generation circuit 15 based on information provided from the reception data determination circuit 17, the identification number setting switch 12 and the input circuit 13. Further, the control circuit 10 determines whether or not there is interference based on the identification number of the data received from the reception data determination circuit 17 and its own identification number set by the identification number setting switch 12. Then, the timing for outputting its own transmission data is set, and the timer setting value is set to the output timing generation circuit 15 in accordance with the set output timing. Further, the control circuit 10 creates drive data for the drive device 1 having the same identification number as itself based on the information given from the identification number setting switch 12 and the input circuit 13 and drives the drive data. Outputs data to transmitter circuit 14.
- the transmission circuit 14, the output timing generation circuit 15, the reception circuit 16, and the reception data determination circuit 17 may be configured as a logic circuit, or a combination of a microcomputer and a predetermined program, like the control circuit 10. May be configured. At least one of the output timing generation circuit 15 and the reception data determination circuit 17 may be integrated into the control circuit 10.
- FIG. 9 shows a circuit configuration of a control system mounted on the driving device 1.
- the remote control signal receiving section 34 provided in the driving device 1 receives the infrared ray or the like transmitted from the transmitter 2 and outputs a signal obtained by removing a carrier component from the received infrared ray or the like to the receiving circuit 35.
- the receiving circuit 35 decodes the signal given from the remote control signal light receiving section 34 into one block of drive data and outputs it to the control circuit 37.
- the drive data for one block is as shown in Fig. 8.
- the control circuit 37 determines the identification number of the drive data given from the reception circuit 35, compares the identification number with the identification number set by the identification number setting switch 38, and validates the drive data, or Determine invalid. That is, if the identification numbers do not match, the received drive data is determined to be invalid, and no drive signal for the motor in the drive device 1 is generated. On the other hand, when the identification numbers match, the rotation direction and rotation speed of the motor in the driving device 1 are determined based on the motor control information of the drive data supplied from the receiving circuit 35, and the motor corresponding to the determined values is determined.
- the drive signal is output to the motor drive circuits 39, 39.
- Each motor drive circuit 39 controls the rotation of the motor in the drive device 1 based on the given motor drive signal.
- the identification number setting switch 38 may be configured such that an operator or a system administrator can select an arbitrary number from a predetermined range, or may be fixed to a specific number in advance by the manufacturer of the transmitter 2. It may be done.
- a power switch 40 is also connected to the control circuit 37.
- each transmitter 2 receives a remote control signal emitted from another transmitter 2 and specifies the timing at which the transmitter 2 can transmit, so that the transmission timings of the transmitters 2 do not overlap. In this way, the transmission timing is synchronized.
- this point will be described.
- FIG. 10 shows how to set the transmission timing when four transmitters 2 are used simultaneously.
- the transmission timing of each transmitter 2 is shifted from the identification number 1 by ⁇ in order.
- the transmission timings from the four transmitters 2 can be prevented from overlapping each other.
- the transmission timing may be controlled as follows.
- the transmission data can be output at a period of 4 T using the time 3 T set in the transmission timer when the transmission of own data is completed. it can.
- the transmission timing cycle of each transmitter 2 is NXT (N is the number of transmitters).
- N is the number of transmitters.
- a blank period during which none of the transmitters is transmitting data is interposed between the periods when each transmitter 2 is transmitting data, thereby setting the entire cycle longer than NT.
- the figure is a flowchart showing the procedure of the power-on operation executed by the control circuit 10 of the transmitter 2 from the time when the power is turned on to the time when the transmission of own data is started.
- a timer for time-over is first set (step S1).
- it is determined whether or not data from another transmitter 2 has been received is determined whether or not data from another transmitter 2 has been received (step S 2).
- the identification number of the received data is set to the identification number set for its own transmitter 2. It is determined whether or not the same force is applied (step S3). If they match, the process returns to step S1 to repeat the determination operation. This prevents interference when there are a plurality of transmitters 2 having the same identification number. If it is determined in step S3 that the identification numbers do not match, the own outgoing timing is set according to the identification numbers of the other transmitters 2 (step S4). For example, transmitter 2 with identification number 2 in Fig. 6 When receiving the data of identification number 3, set its own output timing after 2T time.
- step S5 it is determined whether or not the timer set in step S1 has timed out (step S5), and if not, the process returns to step S2.
- step S6 transmission of own data is started.
- step S6 the output actually starts when the output timing set in step S4 comes. If no data is received before the time is over, there is no single operation, that is, there is no other transmitter, so data transmission is started immediately in step S6.
- step S6 the control circuit 10 controls data transmission in accordance with the normal operation procedure shown in FIG.
- step S11 it is determined whether or not data from another transmitter 2 has been received. If received, whether or not the identification number matches the identification number set for itself is determined. A judgment is made (step S12). If they match, the process returns to the power-on operation in Fig. 11. On the other hand, if the identification number of the received data is different from its own identification number, its own output timing is set in the transmission timer according to the identification number of the received data (step S13). Next, it is determined whether or not the time of the transmission timer has expired (step S14), and the process returns to step S1 until the time has expired.
- step S4 If it is determined in step S4 that the time is up, transmission of its own data is started (step S15). At this time, data is also received in parallel. Next, it is determined whether or not the data transmission is completed (step S16). When the transmission is completed, the transmitted data is compared with the data received in parallel with the transmission (step S16). 17). If they do not match, it is determined that interference has occurred, and the power-on operation shown in FIG. 7 proceeds. If they match, it can be considered that there is no interference, so the next output timing is set in the transmission timer (step S18). Then, the process returns to step S1.
- the remote control system is not limited to the above embodiments, but may be implemented in various forms.
- the driving equipment is not limited to automobiles, but may be any of various moving objects, such as tanks, hovercraft, and submarines.
- the transmitter may be hand-held by the operator or may be stationary.
- Portable game consoles ⁇ mobile phones A specific program may be installed in a portable device such as a talk to function as a transmitter.
- FIG. 2A is a configuration example of a game facility according to the present invention.
- the game facility 67 in this configuration example is the rectangular parallelepiped housing 50, and a station 56 ---- 56 is provided on the upper surface thereof so as to face the circuit ground 66 as a game hall and the circuit ground 66 on the side.
- the circuit course 51 in the circuit area 6 6 is configured as a road course including one control line 57 which is a start and a fish point, and three corner points 53-53, and the shape thereof is as follows. It is formed by the course wall 52a and the peripheral wall 52b provided on the peripheral edge of the upper surface. Sensors for reading the reed switch 120 mounted on the driving device 1 are installed at each of the corner points 5 3-5 3 and the control line 57 in the circuit course 51.
- the reed switch 120 refers to a device that transmits the identification information of the driving device 1 and any device that can identify each driving device 1 participating in the race, such as a bar code. Further, it may be built in the driving device 1 or attached to the outside of the body.
- the sensor installed on this circuit course reads the lead switch 120 mounted on the driving device 1 when the driving device 1 passes through the required passage area 5 "54, 57 on the course, Identify the driving equipment 1.
- Mandatory passage area 5 4—54, 57 means the area where passage is compulsory in the race.
- the circuit course 51 may be a ski course, a street course, or the like, and the form is not limited.
- sensors for reading the reed switch may be provided in addition to the corners 53 "-53 and the controller line 57 on the circuit course, and further.
- the player performs remote control using the transmitter 2 at stations 56-56.
- the stations 56 to 56 are given station numbers 1 to 4, and are arranged in a horizontal line along the side face located at the front of the housing 50. This corresponds to the identification numbers 1 to 4 of the remote control system in the present embodiment, respectively. That is, for example, when operating a remote control system with an identification number of 1, the station number Operate at station number 1.
- the station 56 is installed at the stations 56 to 56 integrated with the housing 50, but is not limited to this, and may be separated from the housing 50. Yes, or it may be installed so as to surround the circuit track.
- the number of stations 56 can be appropriately changed according to the identification information of the remote control system to which the present invention is applied, up to the number of transmitters that can be used at once in the same gaming facility.
- FIG. 2B An enlarged view of station 56 is shown in FIG. 2B.
- Each station has a panel screen 60, a drive data input section 62, a transmitter installation section 63, and a coin input section 65.
- One end of the code 64 is connected to the drive data input section 62. It is connected to the.
- One end of the code 64 that is not connected to the station 56 is connected to the transmitter output section 61 of the player's transmitter 2. This is because the drive data output from the transmitter 2 is sent to the circuit site 67 via the drive data input unit 62.
- Boosters 5 5 5 5 are provided at several points on the circuit course 51 so as to direct their output to the circuit course 51.
- the booster 55-55 outputs the scramble signal or the drive data output from the transmitter 2.
- the scramble signal is a signal for preventing the transmitter 2 from remotely controlling the driving device 1.
- the boosters 55 to 55 are provided at the four corners of the circuit course 51. It may be installed so as to cover the entire area 6 6, and can be changed as appropriate according to the size of the circuit course 51 and the strength of the output from the booster 55.
- the circuit site 66 is provided with a bulletin board 58 for posting race information and speakers 59, 59 for outputting sound effects, facing the station 56, 56 side.
- control system circuit provided in the gaming facility 67 and the flow of signals or data in each control will be described below.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a configuration example of the control circuit 100 of the gaming facility 67.
- the gaming facility 67 has a control circuit 100 and controls data to be handled by the gaming facility 67.
- the control circuit 100 is a medal selector 101, a reed switch reading unit 53, a display device 58, 60, a main storage unit 102, an external storage unit 103, and an off state.
- the switching circuit 104 includes a control circuit 100,
- Switch 1 that is connected to the drive signal input unit 106, the drive data input unit 62-62, the relay circuit 107 and the signal output unit 55, and switches the output mode from the signal output unit 55.
- the drive data input section 6 2 6 2 and the switch 1 0 5 — 1 0 5 correspond to the identification numbers 1: 1 of the remote control system in the present embodiment, respectively. I have.
- the mode of the switch 105 is in the output mode of the scramble no signal, and the scramble signal is output from the signal output unit 55. . Therefore, remote control of the driving device 1 by the transmitter 2 cannot be performed in the gaming facility 67.
- the medal selector 101 outputs data on the inserted medals, for example, the identification number of the station 56 into which a predetermined amount of medals have been inserted to the control circuit 100 as an identification number for which remote operation is to be permitted.
- the control circuit 100 instructs the switching circuit 104 to switch the output signal corresponding to the relevant identification number.
- the switching circuit 104 switches the switch 105 corresponding to the identification number from the scramble signal output mode to the stop mode.
- the drive data corresponding to the identification number input from the drive data input section 62 is relayed to the signal output sections 55-55 via the relay circuit 107. In the relay circuit 107, the drive data to be relayed may be amplified.
- the driving data for which the remote operation is permitted is output from the signal output units 55 to 55 instead of the scramble signal.
- the relay circuit 107 The relay of the drive data corresponding to the identification number is stopped. Then, the switch 105 switches to the scramble signal output mode, and outputs a scramble signal corresponding to the identification number to the signal output units 55 to 55. Therefore, remote operation is not possible with that identification number.
- the drive data input section 62 transmits the drive data output from the transmitter 2 to the switching circuit 104 in order to output the drive data onto the circuit course 51 under the control of the control circuit 100. It is for.
- the scramble signal generation unit 106 generates the above-described scramble signal.
- the scramble / re-signal in the present embodiment has the same data structure as the drive data shown in FIG. 8, the identification number is the identification number of the transmitter 2 that is the target of the remote operation, and the control information is the control information. This signal is information that becomes impossible.
- the control information that makes the drive ⁇ 1 uncontrollable for example, the speed information included in the control information is set to zero, or the maximum speed of the driving device 1 is set, and the value exceeds the maximum speed. Can be considered.
- transmitter 2 suspends transmission of its own drive data when it receives its own identification number after power-on, as shown in Fig. 11, so the above-mentioned generated signal is the drive data from transmitter 2.
- the number of drive data input sections 6 2—62 and switches 105—105 may be any number as long as they are provided corresponding to the remote control system identification number 1: 1. It can be appropriately changed according to the remote control system to which the invention is applied.
- four signal output units 55-555 are provided, but as described above, it can be changed as appropriate according to the output strength of the booster 5.555 5the size of the circuit course 51. For example, if the control circuit 100 has a function to amplify the drive data output from the transmitter 2, the number of boosters installed can be reduced without changing the output intensity from the transmitter 2. It becomes possible.
- the drive data output from the transmitter 2 is output from the signal output units 55 to 55 under the control of the control circuit 100.
- the present invention is not limited to this.
- the signal output section 55 outputs only the scramble signal, and the switching circuit 104 may only have a function of switching whether or not to output a scramble signal.
- the relay circuit 107 is provided without using the scramble signal in the present embodiment, and the control of whether or not the power to relay the input drive data to the signal output unit 55 or the power to permit the remote operation is performed. You may make it correspond.
- the condition for stopping the output of the scramble signal is that a predetermined amount of medal is supplied.
- the present invention is not limited to this. Can be set. It is also possible to set the time during which the player can use the circuit course 51 according to the range of the inserted medals.
- the read switch reading section 53 reads the data of the lead switch mounted on the drive 1 via the sensors provided at the corners 53 3-53 of the circuit course 51 and the control line 57. Based on the data, the control circuit 100 can grasp which driving device 1 has passed which point and when, and in what week it is running, etc., and performs race management in conjunction with the main storage device. .
- Race management refers to race management, such as measuring lap times, determining race rankings, recording race results, and penalizing if you are not passing through a mandatory area.
- the player's performance history is stored in the external storage device 103, and the control circuit 100 reads the history data from the external storage device 103 to read the race result and the switch 10 in the switching circuit 104. 5 "'105 can be reflected in the switching control.
- the control circuit 100 displays the contents to be notified to the spectators and players, such as operation instructions to the players and the race status. Output to 58 and 60 as appropriate.
- a medal payout unit may be connected to the control circuit 100.
- medals can be refunded to the top-ranked player in the race according to the result of the game.
- By adjusting the amount of the refund it is possible to increase the interest of the player and to always secure the profit of the person who installs the gaming facility 67.
- control circuit 100 and the switching circuit 104 may be configured as a logic circuit, or may be configured by a combination of middleware and software.
- FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing a procedure of switching control executed by the control circuit 100 of the gaming facility.
- step S70 it is determined whether or not a medal has been inserted. If it is determined that a medal has been inserted, the process proceeds to step S71, and it is determined whether or not the number of medals is a predetermined number. If it is not determined that a medal has been inserted, the system waits until a medal is inserted. If it is determined in step S71 that a predetermined number of medals have been inserted, the process proceeds to step S72, and if the inserted medals are not the predetermined number, the process returns to step S70, where the medals are inserted. Wait for it to be thrown.
- step S72 it is determined whether or not the driving data output from the transmitter has been input. If the input cannot be confirmed, it is possible that the transmitter is not connected to the cord or it has already been played with that identification number, so that is indicated on the panel 60 of the station in step S73. . If it is determined in step S72 that drive data has been input, the process proceeds to step S74, where the identification number is entered. Switch the corresponding switch 105-105 to the drive data output mode. Next, in step S75, the drive data is output from the signal output unit 55, and the player can open the game related to the remote operation system.
- step S76 it is determined whether or not the game is to be ended until it is determined that the game is to be ended. If it is determined that the game is to be ended, the process proceeds to step S77.
- step S77 the switch 105-105 corresponding to the identification number is switched from driving data output to scramble signal output, and the flow advances to the next step S78.
- step S78 a scramble signal is output from the signal output unit 55, and the process returns to step S70 to enter a medal insertion standby state.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing a procedure of game control performed by the control circuit 100 of the gaming facility 67.
- the entry timer is set in step S80. Repeat Step 81 and Step S82 until the time expires, and wait for another player's entry.
- step S83 it is determined whether or not the number of entries is one person. If it is determined that the number of entries is one, proceed to step S84 and perform time attack control. If the number of entries is two or more, proceed to step S85 and perform race control.
- the time attack is a game in which a plurality of drives 1 compete for a lap time on a course, unlike a race in which a plurality of drives 1 run on a course at the same time.
- Step S86 it is determined whether or not the payout of medals is necessary. If it is determined that the payout of metallization is necessary, the process proceeds to Step S87, and the medal is determined in Step S88. After paying out the game, the game ends. If it is determined in step S86 that the payout of medals is not necessary, the game ends.
- up to four cars can be entered in one race, corresponding to the four types of remote control system identification information. It can be changed as appropriate according to the remote control system to which the invention is applied.
- the entry time may not always be set, and the player may select whether to play a race-type game or a time-attack type game when entering.
- qualifying may be performed before finals, and the pole position (start grid) in the finals may be determined based on the results.
- the gaming facility 67 can be configured as a place where the driving device 1 can run free without performing a game in which the lap time / running order is competed.
- the embodiment of the present invention is not limited to the above, and when the driving ⁇ is a tank and the amusement arcade is deployed as a battlefield scene, or the driving equipment 1 is a hovercraft ⁇ ship, etc. It can be implemented in various forms, such as when developing.
- the driving device 1 is controlled by infrared rays.
- a similar gaming facility can be configured even when the driving devices 1 are controlled by radio waves.
- the driving devices 1 are controlled by radio waves.
- a remote-controlled toy for an individual can be operated in a large-scale facility remote from daily life, and the acquired technology can be exhibited in a commercial facility.
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