WO2005056136A1 - コイン払出装置 - Google Patents
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- G—PHYSICS
- G07—CHECKING-DEVICES
- G07D—HANDLING OF COINS OR VALUABLE PAPERS, e.g. TESTING, SORTING BY DENOMINATIONS, COUNTING, DISPENSING, CHANGING OR DEPOSITING
- G07D9/00—Counting coins; Handling of coins not provided for in the other groups of this subclass
- G07D9/008—Feeding coins from bulk
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- the present invention relates to a coin payout device used for a gaming machine such as a slot machine that uses a coin as a game medium.
- coins are often used as game media in various game machines including slot machines.
- Such coins are inserted into the coin insertion slot of the gaming machine, whereby the gaming operation of the gaming machine can be started.
- coins inserted into the coin insertion slot are stored in a packet of a coin payout device provided in the body of the gaming machine. The coins stored in the packet are paid out to the player according to the winning state (game result) generated by the progress of the game.
- coins are paid out to a player by coins being sent out one by one from the packet by a coin sending unit of the coin payout device, and the sent out coins are sent to a predetermined number in the body. This is achieved by being discharged onto a coin payout tray provided on the body via a coin payout path (for example, see Patent Document 1).
- the coin disk is rotated with its coin transfer surface facing the opening of the coin storage space of the packet, so that the coin in the coin storage space is stirred by the agitator protruding from the coin transfer surface.
- the problem to be solved is that in such a conventional configuration, there is a possibility that a coin may be jammed between the coin passage and the guide member. This is because there is a gap (step) between the opening of the tunnel-shaped coin passage and the guide member, and if a coin bites into the gap during the rotation of the coin disk and is pinched, the coin disk rotates. Is prevented, and a coin payout error occurs.
- the conventional configuration basically, when a coin is introduced one by one into the coin passage, two or more coins are introduced into the coin passage at one time. May be done.
- the cause is the size of the opening of the coin passage. That is, since the opening of the conventional coin passage is set to a size large enough to allow the introduction of two or more coins, in some cases, the coin held together with the coin held on the coin disk may have some reason. In this case, another coin attached to the coin enters the opening of the coin passage, and in some cases, coins not held by the coin disk suddenly jump into the opening of the coin passage as the coin disk rotates. May come.
- coins may jump into the coin passage by the agitator protruding from the coin transport surface in some cases. That is, when the coin on the agitator agitated by the agitator rotating with the coin disk rides on the agitator and the coin on the agitator jumps into the coin passage with the force of the rotation, an irritation phenomenon occurs. There is. In any case, if two or more coins are introduced into the coin passage at once, the payout of the coins becomes excessive, which is a problem in coin payout accuracy.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a coin payout device which can prevent coin clogging and prevent excessive payout of coins. is there.
- a coin payout device includes a coin packet for storing coins, a rotatable coin disk for raising coins in the coin packet, and A coin release unit for releasing the coin lifted by the coin disk from the coin disk; and a coin insertion unit having a passage through which the coin released from the coin disk by the coin release unit passes.
- the passage portion is characterized by having an opening for guiding coins into the passage and regulating means for regulating the number of coins introduced into the passage through the opening.
- the coin insertion portion has a regulation means for regulating the number of coins introduced through the opening thereof.
- the number of coins passing through the coin can be limited, and is held by the coin disc, which also prevents the coin from suddenly jumping into the coin opening as the coin disc rotates. (It is possible to prevent the coin force from passing through the coin removing means other than the coin removing means from passing through the coin passing section). As a result, excessive coins are introduced into the coin inserting section and coin payout becomes excessive. The situation can be avoided (the coin payout accuracy is better).
- the regulating means For example, if the number of coins introduced into the coin insertion portion is regulated to one by the regulating means, a situation in which two or more coins are introduced into the coin insertion portion at one time can be avoided. That is, it is of course possible to prevent another coin attached to the coin held on the coin disk for some reason from entering the opening of the coin insertion portion, and of course, being held by the coin disk! It is possible to reliably and effectively prevent the coin from suddenly jumping into the opening of the coin insertion portion with the rotation of the coin disk.
- the restricting means may be formed by the coin insertion portion itself, or may be a member that is separate from the coin insertion portion and attached to the coin insertion portion. Absent.
- the number of coins regulated by the regulating means corresponds to the number of coins to be introduced into the coin insertion portion by the coin disk.
- the number of coins introduced into the coin insertion portion is regulated to one by the regulation means. If a good coin disc holds X coins individually and introduces X coins into the coin passage, the number of coins to be introduced into the coin insertion part is regulated to X by the regulation means. good.
- the coin detaching means is formed on an upper surface formed above a predetermined height with respect to the coin disk. Wherein the tip of the coin insertion portion is set to be lower than the upper surface with respect to the coin disk.
- the same operation and effect as the coin dispensing device described in claim 1 can be obtained, and the tip of the coin insertion portion is connected to the coin disengaging means.
- Is set lower than the surface of the member which constitutes the coin insertion means it is possible to prevent the coin being released from being caught on the tip of the coin insertion part, and to prevent the coin from being fed. It is also possible to fill the gap between the means and the coin, and it is possible to prevent a coin from being jammed between them. Therefore, it is possible to prevent a situation in which the coin disc is prevented from rotating and a coin payout error occurs due to the catching force of the coin or the jamming of the coin.
- the restricting means cuts the tip of the coin insertion portion into the coin removing means. Characterized in that it comprises
- the same operation and effect as those of the coin dispensing device of the second aspect can be obtained, and the restricting means itself can cause clogging of the coin and excess coins. Since both dispensing can be prevented at the same time, the structure is very simple. Can be simplified.
- An advantage of the present invention is that coin clogging can be prevented and coins can be prevented from being paid out excessively.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a coin payout apparatus according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a partial perspective view of a coin packet constituting the coin payout device of FIG. 1 as viewed from an opening side.
- FIG. 3 is a front view of a coin disk constituting the coin payout device of FIG. 1.
- FIG. 4A is a perspective view of a coin disk constituting the coin payout apparatus of FIG. 1.
- FIG. 4B is a sectional view taken along line AA in FIG. 4A.
- FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view corresponding to FIG. 4B and showing a modification of the biting relationship between the coin insertion portion and the coin removal member.
- FIG. 6 is a perspective view corresponding to FIG. 4A conceptually showing a conventional configuration.
- FIG. 1 schematically shows a coin payout apparatus 1 according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- the coin payout apparatus 1 is installed in the body of a gaming machine such as a slot machine, and can receive coins inserted into the body and pay out coins as needed.
- the coin payout device 1 includes, for example, a coin packet 2 for receiving and storing coins inserted into the body from a coin insertion slot of a gaming machine, and a coin packet provided adjacent to the coin packet 2 and provided. And a coin sending section 4 for sending the coins in 2.
- the coin packet 2 has a box shape having a predetermined height (depth), and thereby forms a coin storage space S in which coins are stored. Further, an opening 6 for opening the coin storage space S is provided on a side surface (rear surface) 2a of the coin packet 2 facing the coin sending unit 4.
- the opening 6 of the coin packet 2 is formed by a tubular body 8 provided so as to protrude from the side surface 2a toward the coin feeder 4 side.
- the tubular body 8 is attached and fixed to a base 10 of the coin feeding section 4 to be described later with screws or the like.
- the cylindrical body 8 has a stepped portion 8a at an inner peripheral surface thereof adjacent to the coin feeding section 4.
- the step portion 8a forms a substantially annular space S ′ between the coin sending portion 4 and a coin disk 28 to be described later, which is partially inserted therein, between the coin sending portion 4 and the coin sending portion 4.
- the step portion 8a is formed as an inclined surface inclined at a predetermined angle, and allows the coin C flowing into the cylindrical body 8 from the coin storage space S along the inclined surface in the substantially annular space S ′. To make it stand almost vertically (see Fig. 2), so that the coin C can be easily picked up by the coin disk 28 as described later.
- the coin sending unit 4 includes a plate-shaped base 10 to which the cylindrical body 8 of the coin packet 2 is attached and fixed, and a rotatable base. It has a so-called pinwheel type coin disc 28 which is attached and picks up coins in the coin packet 2 and raises them.
- the base 10 is provided so as to rise along the height direction of the coin packet 2 in a state adjacent to the side surface 2a of the coin packet 2 (see FIG. 1).
- the coin disk 28 is formed by a circular plate that rotates counterclockwise as viewed from the directional force in FIG. 3, and similarly to the base 10, the rising force along the height direction of the coin packet 2 10 (See Figure 1). Further, the coin disk 28 has an annular coin transfer surface 12 in which pins 14 for individually holding the coins C one by one project at predetermined intervals (equal intervals) along the outer periphery thereof. . In this case, pin 14 only accepts one coin C In order to be able to hold it, it protrudes from the coin transport surface 12 with a slightly shorter and longer length than the thickness of one coin.
- the coin disk 28 has a shape in which the cylindrical body 8 of the coin packet 2 is attached to the base 10, and the coin transport surface 12 faces the substantially annular space S ′ of the coin packet 2. Partially enters the space S '.
- An agitator 20 for stirring the coin C flowing into the cylindrical body 8 from the coin storage space S is provided at the center of the coin disk 28.
- the base 10 is provided with a coin detachment means which is located on the upper side of the coin disc 28 and detaches the coin C raised by the coin disc 28 from the coin disc 28.
- the coin detachment means comprises a substantially knife-shaped coin detachment member 18 extending from the base 10 side across the coin transport surface 12, and the tip support portion 18 a is provided on the upper side of the coin disk 28.
- the coin C on the coin transport surface 12 is picked up with the rotation of the coin disk 28 by extending the coin transport surface 12 and the force on the coin transport surface 12 is released.
- the coin can be guided to an opening 19 of a coin insertion section 16 to be described later.
- the thickness of the tip support portion 18a is set to a thickness that cannot pick up two coins C, that is, about 1.5 coins.
- the base 10 has a coin swing-off member for swinging down the coin C overlapping the coin C raised by the coin disk 28, on the upstream side of the coin release member 18 along the coin transport path of the coin disk 28. 22 are provided.
- the coin swing-off member 22 is also a solid and rod-shaped rigid or elastic member protruding toward the coin C to be elevated, and its tip operating portion is provided on the coin transport surface of the coin disk 28. The coin C overlapping the coin C held on the coin transport surface 12 is shaken down by the tip action portion by separating from the coin 12 by a distance less than the thickness of two coins.
- the base 10 is provided with a coin passing portion 16 located above the coin disk 28.
- the coin passing portion 16 forms a tunnel-shaped coin passage, and has at one end an opening 19 for receiving the coin C picked up by the tip supporting portion 18a of the coin releasing member 18.
- the other end of the coin insertion section 16 is connected to a coin payout path (not shown) (for example, For example, it is connected to a coin payout tray provided on the machine body via a rail extending upward in connection with the coin insertion section 16) or directly.
- the coin passing portion 16 has a regulating means for regulating the number of coins C introduced into the passage through the opening 19.
- the restricting means is formed by a coin shield 16a extending from the frame forming the coin passage of the coin insertion portion 16 so as to extend forward of the opening 19, and partially blocks the opening 19. This restricts the number of coins C introduced into the coin insertion portion 16 through the opening 19 to one (see FIGS. 4A and 4B). That is, conventionally, the opening 19 of the coin insertion portion 16 is set to a size large enough to allow introduction of two or more coins C as conceptually shown in FIG. 6 corresponding to the present embodiment.
- the Force 19 The opening 19 of the coin insertion portion 16 in the present embodiment is set to a size such that two coins cannot pass through as shown in FIG. 4A.
- the coin passing portion 16 is positioned such that its tip bites into the coin releasing member 18. Specifically, the coin shield 16a extending from the coin insertion portion 16 bites into the notch groove 18b formed in the tip support portion 18a of the coin removing member 18 with almost no gap (see the circular frame portion in FIG. 4A). (See the enlarged view of Fig. 4B and Fig. 4B). That is, conventionally, the coin passing portion 16 forms a gap (step) 50 between the coin releasing portion 18 and the coin releasing member 18 as conceptually shown in FIG. While the coin C bites into the gap 50 during the rotation of the coin disk 28, the coin C is pinched. However, in the present embodiment, as shown in FIGS.
- the coin shield 1 extending from the coin insertion portion 16 is formed.
- the tip of 6a is inserted into the notch groove 18b of the coin removing member 18 with almost no gap, and the tip of the coin shield i 6a is located below the coin supporting surface 18c of the tip supporting portion 18a of the coin removing member 18.
- it is located on the back side (the coin disk 28 side) of the upper surface 18d of the tip support portion 18a (that is, the tip of the coin insertion portion 16 is set lower than the surface of the coin release member 18).
- Coins No gap is formed between the coin shield member 16 and the coin releasing member 18, so that the coin C is hooked on the tip of the coin shield 16 a, and between the coin passing portion 16 and the coin releasing member 18. It is possible to prevent the coin C from being jammed (sandwiched).
- the coin shield 16a is connected to the tip support portion 18a of the coin detachment member 18. It also has a function of preventing the coin C from dropping, and it is desirable that the coin C does not protrude laterally beyond the coin releasing member 18.
- the coin payout apparatus 1 configured as described above allows the coin transport surface 12 of the coin disk 28 to face the substantially annular space S 'of the coin packet 2 and rotates the coin disk 28 to thereby provide a coin. While stirring the coins C in the space S 'by the agitator 20 protruding from the transfer surface 12, the coins C are picked up one by one by the pins 14 and transferred in the circumferential direction (lifting).
- Each coin C held and raised on the coin transport surface 12 of the coin disk 28 by the pin 14 in this manner is used when another coin C is superimposed on it.
- the coin C is shaken down by the coin swing-off member 22 and is sequentially sent to the upper coin detachment member 18, and is picked up by the coin detachment member 18 as the coin disk 28 rotates.
- the coin is separated from the coin conveying surface 12 and guided to the opening 19 of the tunnel-shaped coin passing portion 16 which is adjacent to and faces the coin releasing member 18.
- the coin C introduced into the coin passing section 16 is transferred from the coin passing section 16 via the coin payout path or directly to, for example, a coin payout tray provided in the machine body of the gaming machine. And is exhaled.
- the coin insertion portion 16 includes the coin shield 16a as a regulating means for regulating the number of coins C introduced through the opening 19 thereof.
- the coin shield 16a as a regulating means for regulating the number of coins C introduced through the opening 19 thereof.
- Yotsu It is possible to reliably and effectively prevent the coin C not held and held from suddenly jumping into the opening 19 of the coin insertion portion 16 with the rotation of the coin disk 28 (the coin releasing member).
- the tip of the coin insertion portion 16 is set lower than the upper surface 18 d of the coin release member 18 formed above the coin disk 28 by a predetermined height.
- the coin C to which the coin removing member 18 is also fed, from being caught on the tip of the coin passing portion 16, and to fill the gap between the coin passing portion 16 and the coin removing portion 18. It is possible to prevent the coin C from being jammed between them. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the coin disc 28 from rotating due to the catching force of the coin C or the jamming of the coin C, thereby preventing a coin payout error.
- the coin shield 16a itself as a restricting means for restricting the number of coins C introduced into the coin insertion portion 16 is positioned so as to bite into the coin detaching member 18 (in other words, In other words, the coin shield 16a is formed by cutting and inserting the tip of the coin insertion portion 16 into the coin removing member 18. Therefore, the coin shield 16a itself can prevent both the jamming of coins and the excessive payout of coins. Can be prevented at the same time, and the structure can be greatly simplified.
- the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and can be implemented with various modifications without departing from the scope of the invention.
- the number of coins C regulated by the coin shield 16a is: Corresponding to the number of coins C to be introduced into the coin passing section 16! /,
- the coin disc 28 holds X coins C individually and the coin In the case where X coins are introduced into each coin, the number of coins introduced into the coin passing section 16 may be restricted to X coins by the coin shield 16a.
- the coin shield 16a may be attached to the coin passing portion 16 separately from the force coin passing portion 16 formed by the coin passing portion 16 itself. .
- the coin shield 16a regulates the number of coins to be introduced into the coin insertion section 16 while the coin shield 16a has both the function of preventing coin jamming and the function of regulating the number of coins inserted.
- the function of prevention may be realized by another member (including a part of the coin passing portion 16 formed separately from the coin shield 16a). For example, as shown in FIG. 5, by providing the protrusion 52 integrally or separately on the upper surface 18d of the distal end support portion 18a of the coin removing member 18 (in FIG.
- the leading end of the through-hole 16 (coin shield 16a) is lower than the surface of the coin removing member 18 (substantially the surface of the coin removing member 18 shown by a dashed line in FIG.
- a gap (step) 50 shown in FIG. 6 formed between the inflow portion 16 and the coin removing member 18 may be filled with the projecting portion 52.
- the coin payout apparatus of the present invention can be applied to various game machines that use coins as game media, such as slot machines and pachinko machines.
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