JPH0419870B2 - - Google Patents

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DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of Industrial Application The present invention relates to a winning device for a pachinko game machine.

BACKGROUND ART Conventionally, the lowermost end of an inner rail is cut out to form an opening, and a socket for a replacement ball with a receiving plate protruding directly below the opening is opened, and the replacement ball socket and a prize ball tray are connected to each other. A pair of opening/closing members supported by arms that are swung by the operation of the solenoid face the opening, and when the solenoid is in a demagnetized state, the opening/closing members are connected to each other by a replacement passage. While the members are kept in a closed state by colliding with each other, and the falling ball guided by the inner rail is guided to the out ball opening using the top surface of the opening/closing member as a guide, the ball flies into the designated safe ball opening, etc. When the solenoid is energized under the condition, the opening/closing member is retracted from the opening to open it, and the inner rail is guided to guide the falling ball through the opening to the replacement ball opening located directly below. A pachinko machine in which balls are discharged and returned to a prize tray through a replacement passage is known as Japanese Patent Publication No. 56-6794, and in this machine, when the upper and lower display lamps are aligned vertically, the solenoid is activated. The out ball is discharged from the out ball opening and returned to the prize ball tray.

Also, a winning ball device formed on a game board and capable of being opened to receive falling pachinko balls;
A first passing ball detection means for detecting pachinko balls that have passed through a first area formed on a game board, and is configured to temporarily store and selectively release pachinko balls that have passed through the first specific area. a second passing ball detection means for detecting pachinko balls that have passed through a second specific area formed on the game board; first and second display means that vary the display states of the display states in a predetermined order;
variably displays the display state of the first display means by a number related to the number of pachinko balls that have passed through the specific area, and has passed through the first specific area in response to the output of the first passing area detection means. The display state of the first display means is variably displayed by a number related to the number of pachinko balls passed through the second specific area in response to the output of the second passing ball detection means. variable display control means for changing the display state of the second display means by the number of times that the first display means is displayed;
a first/second determining means for comparing a display state of the second display means with a display state of the second display means to determine which one reaches a predetermined display state first; first or second
in response to an opening control means for controlling the opening of the prize ball device when a predetermined certain display means among the display means reaches a predetermined display state than the other display means, and an output from the preceding and subsequent determining means, A pachinko game machine equipped with a release control means for controlling the release of pachinko balls stored in the pachinko ball storage/discharge mechanism is known as Japanese Patent Publication No. 57-35990.

Purpose of the Invention It is an object of the present invention that a plurality of light-emitting bodies displaying safe ball levels provided in a plurality of rows on a display section are sequentially emitted in response to a pachinko ball entering a winning section, and the light-emitting positions of each row are matched. When the opening/closing member is expanded, the opening/closing member is expanded, and the opening/closing member is expanded depending on the matching level of the light emitting position of each row, and the opening/closing member is expanded for a time or the number of times the opening/closing member is expanded, thereby rewarding the player according to the level. The object of the present invention is to provide a winning device for a pachinko player, in which the opening/closing member is then appropriately closed by an opening/closing device closing means, and the player can enjoy the game with interest through a movement different from that of the known example. .

Composition of the Invention A winning device for a pachinko gaming machine according to the present invention includes a display section, a winning section electrically communicating with the display section, and an opening/closing section, and the display section includes a plurality of light emitters that display a safe ball level. A plurality of rows of count display sections are arranged in parallel, and a display body is provided, the entry prize section is provided with a plurality of winning holes, each of the winning holes is provided with a detection device, and each of the detection devices is connected via a shift register means. A light emitting body for displaying the safe bulb level in each row of the count display section is connected to a plurality of match level determination circuits, and each of the match level determination circuits is expanded in response to the output of each of the match level determination circuits. Connected to a switching device that opens and closes the opening/closing part so that the switching device operates in an open state and operates in a closed state in response to outputs of a plurality of switching device closing means corresponding to a matching level, and also in response to a matching level. The display body is connected to the opening/closing device through each opening/closing device closing means.

Embodiments Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail based on the drawings.

In FIG. 1, 1 is a winning device installed on the game board of a pachinko machine, a display section 2 is provided above, and an opening/closing section 3 is provided below the display section 2. A plurality of winning sections 7 having A winning holes 5 and B winning holes 6 for pachinko balls 4 are provided on the board surface, and these display section 2, opening/closing section 3, and winning section 7 are electrically connected. .

8 is a light emitting body 8 such as a plurality of light emitting diodes that displays the level and blinks provided on the display section 2;
This is an A row count display device consisting of a, 8b, 8c, and 8d, and emits light so as to advance sequentially from the original position 8a to the uppermost position 8d according to the pachinko ball 4 that enters the A prize hole 5 of the prize winning section 7. let Next to the A column count display device, there are a plurality of light emitting bodies 9a, 9b, 9 such as light emitting diodes that display the level and blink according to the pachinko balls 4 that have entered the B winning hole 6.
B row count display devices 9 consisting of c and 9d are arranged in a plurality of rows so as to be lined up in the same position as the light emitting bodies of the A row count display device 8, and are arranged in a plurality of rows so as to be lined up in the same position as the light emitting bodies of the A row count display device 8. B Depending on the pachinko ball 4 that entered the winning hole 6, from the original position 9a to the highest position 9d
Light is emitted so that the robot moves sequentially in the direction of . Place the A or B column count display device 8 or 9,
If a pachinko ball 4 further enters the winning section 7 while the highest level light emitter 8d or 9d is blinking, the display will change to the lowest level display 8a or 9a.
The light emitting body 8a or 9a at the original position blinks.

The opening/closing part 3 is provided with an opening/closing member consisting of wing pieces 10, 10', one wing piece 10 is pivotally attached to the shaft 1a so as to be able to move in an arc counterclockwise, and the other wing piece 10' is attached to the shaft 10a. ' is pivoted so that it can move in a clockwise arc, and when the light emitting lights of the A and B rows count display devices 8 and 9 are at the same height, they are opened and opened by a solenoid, which is an opening/closing device (not shown). be done. The number of expansions or the expansion time is varied depending on the matching level of the light emitters.

Reference numeral 11 denotes a display body made of a light emitting diode, etc., for displaying the number of times or time of expansion when the wings 10, 10' are expanded, or for displaying the number of pachinko balls 4 that have entered the winning section 7. 12 is a determination display section provided next to the display body 11.

Then, as shown in Fig. 2, A winning hole 5 and B
The winning hole 6 is provided with an A detection switch 13 and a B detection switch 14, each of which serves as a plurality of detection devices.
and a plurality of matching level determination circuits 16a, 16b,
16c and 16d, and the B detection switch 1
4 is connected to the B column count display section 9 and the plurality of matching level determining circuits 16a, 16b, 16c, and 16d through the B safe sphere shift register 17, and the plurality of matching level determining circuits 1
6a, 16b, 16c, 16d are judgment display parts 1
2. connected to time-up circuits 19a, 19b, 19c, 19d serving as a plurality of switching device closing means and a solenoid 20 serving as a switching device, respectively;
Each of the time-up circuits 19a, 19b, 19
c and 19d are connected to the display body 11 and the solenoid 20, respectively, and the B safe bulb shift register 17 of the A safe bulb shift register 15
A reset circuit 21 is connected to the pachinko game machine for sending a reset signal when the pachinko game machine is stopped.

To explain the operation of the embodiment, the pachinko ball 4 that has entered the winning section 7 falls into either the A winning hole 5 or the B winning hole 6. The pachinko ball 4 that entered the A winning hole 5 side is detected by the A detection switch 1.
3, sends an output signal to the A-safe bulb shift register 15, and causes the A-safe bulb shift register 15 to emit light from any one of the luminous bodies in the A-column count display section 8 that corresponds to the safe bulb level. At the same time, the matching level determination circuit 16a,
16b, 16c, and 16d, and the pachinko ball 4 that has entered the B winning hole 6 activates the B detection switch 14, and sends an output signal to the B safe ball shift register 17, causing the B safe ball shift register to operate. From the register 17, select one of the luminous bodies in the B row count display section 9 that corresponds to the safe ball level.
The two light emitters are caused to emit light, and an output signal is sent to the match level determination circuits 16a, 16b, 16c, and 16d.

Then, any one of the light emitting bodies 8a, 8b, 8c, 8d of the A row count display section 8 which sequentially progresses and emits light corresponding to the number of pachinko balls 4 that have entered the A winning hole 5, and the B winning hole 6 The light-emitting bodies 9a, 9b, 9c, and 9d of the B-row count display section 9 that emit light in sequence corresponding to the number of pachinko balls 4 entered are lined up at the same height position, and the shift register 15 , 17 match, a match level determination circuit (16a, 17) corresponding to the matched level is activated.
16b, 16c, 16d) is activated, and the judgment display section 12 and the time-up circuit (16b, 16c, 16d) are activated.
9a, 19b, 19c, 19d)
Then, an output signal is sent to the solenoid 20, the judgment display unit 12 emits light, and at the same time as the solenoid 20 expands the blades 10, 10', the output signal of the time-up circuit 19 causes the display 11 to display the blade 1.
The expansion times of 0 and 10' are displayed, and when the required expansion time set by each match level has elapsed, an output signal is sent from the time-up circuit 19 to the solenoid 20 to close the blades 10 and 10'.

Furthermore, when the wing pieces 10, 10' are in the expanded state, the pachinko balls 4 entering the winning part 7 fall into either the A winning hole 5 or the B winning hole 6, and the pachinko ball 4 enters the A row count display part 8 or the B winning hole. When the row count display section 9 is sequentially advanced to emit light, and when the light is emitted at the same position at the higher safe ball level, the expansion time is further extended, and counting continues from that light emitting position. If a pachinko ball 4 is further entered into the winning part 7 while the pachinko ball 4 is emitting light at the same position as the highest safe ball level, the display returns to the lowest safe ball level display.

Further, when a predetermined number of prize balls have been ejected and the pachinko game machine is in a stopped state, a reset signal is sent from the reset circuit 21 to the A safe ball shift register 15 and the B safe ball shift register 17 at the same time to perform a reset. .

The solenoid 20 is of a latch type or the like, which holds the blades 10, 10', which are opening/closing members, in an expanded state based on a signal from the determination circuit 16.

FIG. 3 shows another embodiment of the present invention, the mechanical structure of which is similar to the embodiment shown in FIG. Pachinko balls 4 that enter the opening/closing part 3 when in the open state
The number of balls is counted and displayed, and a ball guide port (not shown) of the opening/closing part 3 is provided with a device for detecting the passage of pachinko balls 4 (not shown in FIG. 1), which operates at the same time as the wings 10, 10' are expanded. This embodiment differs from the previous embodiment in that a switch 22 is provided.

The A detection switch 13 of the A winning hole 5 connects to the A column count display section 8 and the plurality of matching level determination circuits 16a, 1 via the A safe ball shift register 15.
6b, 16c, 16d, and the B detection switch 14 of the B winning hole 6 is connected to the B column count display section 9 and the plurality of matching level determination circuits 16a, 16b, 16c, through the B safe ball shift register 17.
16d, and the plurality of match level judgment circuits 16a, 16b, 16c, 16d are connected to the judgment display section 12, count-up circuits 23a, 23b, 23c, 23d which serve as an opening/closing section closing means, and a solenoid 20 which serves as an opening/closing device. Passage detection switches 22a, 22b, 22 are connected to each other and detect the passage of the number of pitches set by each matching level.
c, 22d are the respective count up circuits 23a,
23b, 23c, and 23d, it is connected to the count display section 11, which is a display body, and the solenoid 20, and is connected to the A safe ball shift register 15 and the B safe ball shift register 15.
A reset circuit 21 is connected to the safe bulb shift register 17.

To explain the operation of this embodiment, the pachinko ball 4 that entered the winning part 7 as in the previous embodiment,
It falls into either the A winning hole 5 or the B winning hole 6. When the pachinko ball 4 enters the A winning hole 5, the A detection switch 13 is activated and an output signal is sent to the A safe ball shift register 15, and the A safe ball shift register 15 determines the matching level with the A row count display section 8. Circuits 16a, 16b, 16
Output signals are sent to c and 16d, respectively, and when the pachinko ball 4 enters the B winning hole 6, the B detection switch 1
4 is activated, an output signal is sent to the B-safe bulb shift register 17, and the B-column count display section 9 emits light from the same position as the A-column count display section 8 from the B-safe bulb shift register 17 and the matching level judgment. Circuits 16a, 16b, 16c, 16d
sends an output signal to shift registers 15 and 17.
When the outputs match, that is, when the light emitting position of the A column count display section 8 and the light emission position of the B column count display section 9 are lined up at the same height position, the matching level determination circuit (16a, 16
b, 16c, 16d) is activated,
An output signal is sent to the judgment display section 12, the count-up circuit 23, and the solenoid 20, and the blades 10, 1
At the same time as the solenoid 20 that opens the ball 0' is activated, the passage detection switch 22 that detects passage of a predetermined number of balls set by each matching level is activated, and its output signal is sent to the count up circuit 23.
The number of pachinko balls 4 that have entered the opening/closing section 3 is displayed on the count display section 11 which is a display body, and when this reaches a predetermined number, a closing signal is sent to the solenoid 20 from the count up circuit 23. Sent.

Also, while the wing pieces 10, 10' are in the expanded state, the light emitting position of the A row count display section 8 and the light emitting position of the B row count display section 9 are lined up at the same position, and the outputs of the shift registers 16, 17 match again. Then, depending on the matching level, an output signal is sent to the count up circuit 23 from the matching level determination circuit 16 to prevent the blades 10, 10' from closing.
The expanded state of 10' is further extended until a predetermined number of pachinko balls enter the opening/closing part 3, and counting is continued from the light-emitting display position.At the same time as the pachinko game machine comes to a stop state, the reset circuit 21 is activated. A reset signal is sent to the A safe ball shift register 15 and the B safe ball shift register 17 to perform a reset.

FIG. 4 shows yet another embodiment of the present invention, in which the mechanical structure of the winning device 1 is similar to that of the embodiment shown in FIG. Display is performed.

In this embodiment, the A detection switch 13 of the A winning hole 5 is connected to the A column count display section 8 and a plurality of match level determination circuits 16a, 16b, 16c, 16d via the A safe ball shift register 15, and the B B detection switch 14 of winning hole 6 is B
connected to the B column count display section 9 and the plurality of matching level determination circuits 16a, 16b, 16c, 16d via the safe sphere shift register 17;
Each match level determination circuit 16a, 16b, 16c,
16d is a judgment display section 12 and a time-up circuit 19
a, 19b, 19c, 19d, count-up circuits 23a, 23b, 23c, 23d and a solenoid 20 which is a switching device. The passage detection switches 22a, 22b, 22c, and 22d provided at the ball guide port of the opening/closing section 3 are connected to the count display section 11, which is the other display body, through the count up circuits 23a, 23b, 23c, and 23d. A reset circuit 21 is connected to the solenoid 20 and to the A safe bulb shift register 15 and the B safe bulb shift register 17.

To explain the operation of this embodiment, when a pachinko ball 4 enters the A winning hole 5 or the B winning hole 6, the A detection switch 13 or the B detection switch 14 is activated, and the A safe ball shift is performed. An output signal is sent to the register 15 and the B safe ball shift register 17, and from the A safe ball shift register 15, the output signal is sent to the A column count display section 8 and a plurality of matching level determination circuits 16a, 16b, 16c, 1.
6d, the output signal is sent to the B safe sphere shift register 17, the B column count display section 9, and the plurality of matching level determination circuits 16a, 16b, 16c, 1.
The output signal is sent to 6d, and the A column count display section 8
When the light emitting positions of the B-column count display section 9 and 9 are aligned at the same height and the shift registers 15 and 17 match, the matching level judgment circuit (one of the matching level determination circuits 16a, 16b, 16c, and 16d) is activated according to the matching level. ) sends an output signal to the judgment display section 12, time-up circuit 19, count-up circuit 23, and solenoid 20, and the solenoid 20 causes the blades 10, 10' to be in an expanded state, and the time-up circuit 19 and count-up circuit 23 are activated. The solenoid, which is an opening/closing device, is activated to close the blades 10 and 10' in response to a closure signal that is activated simultaneously for a predetermined time or a predetermined count, whichever is earlier, which is preset according to each matching level. . When the blades 10, 10' are in the expanded state, the light emitting positions of the count display sections 8, 9 are lined up at the same position again, and when the shift registers 15, 17 match again, the expansion time of the blades 10, 10' is determined. extension for a certain period of time and the opening/closing part 3 until the blades 10, 10' are closed.
The number of pitches entering the field is increased, and the count is continued from the display position where the light is emitted, and the display unit 11
The time display and count display indicate wing pieces 10, 1.
You can easily check the time and count until 0' closes.

Then, at the same time that the pachinko game machine is stopped, the reset circuit 21 resets the A safe ball shift register 15 and the B safe ball shift register 1.
A reset signal is sent to 7 to perform a reset.

It is also possible to provide a selection switch for operating the time-up circuit 19 and the count-up circuit 23 selectively or simultaneously.

Effects of the Invention As described above, according to the present invention, a plurality of light emitting bodies for displaying safe ball levels provided in a plurality of rows on the display section emit light in response to a pachinko ball entering the winning section, and each row When the light emitting positions match, the opening/closing member is placed in the expanded state, and the opening/closing member is changed in the opening/closing time or the number of times of expansion depending on the matching level of the light emitting positions in each row, and the player The player is given a reward according to the player's level, and the opening/closing member is appropriately closed by an opening/closing part closing means such as time-up or count-up according to the matching level of the light emitting position. can be interested and enjoyed.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of an embodiment of the present invention mounted on a pachinko game board, FIG. 2 is a block diagram of the same as above, FIG. 3 is a block diagram of another embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 4 is a block diagram of another embodiment of the invention. 1... winning device, 2... display section, 3... opening/closing section, 4...
Pachinko ball, 5...A winning hole, 6...B winning hole, 7...
Winning part, 8... A row count display section, 9... B row count display section, 10, 10'... wing piece, 11... display body,
12... Judgment display section, 13... A detection switch, 14
...B detection switch, 15...A safe ball shift register, 16...a to d matching level judgment circuit, 1
7...B safe ball shift register, 19a-d...
Time-up circuit, 20... Solenoid, 21... Reset circuit, 22a-d... Passage detection switch, 2
3a to d...Count up circuit.

Claims (1)

[Claims] It consists of a display part, a winning part and an opening/closing part that electrically communicate with the display part, and the display part has a plurality of rows of count display parts consisting of a plurality of light emitters that display the safe ball level, and a display part. established,
A plurality of winning holes are provided in the award entry section, and a detection device is provided in each of the entry holes, and each of the detection devices is connected to a light emitting body for displaying the safe ball level of each column of the count display section through a shift register means. and a plurality of matching level determination circuits, each of the matching level determining circuits is connected to a plurality of switching devices according to the matching level, and the switching device is operated to an expanded state in response to the output of each of the matching level determining circuits. The opening/closing device is connected to a switching device that opens and closes the opening/closing part so that the opening/closing device operates to the closed state in response to the output of the closing means, and the display body and the opening/closing device are connected to each other via each switching device closing means according to the matching level. A winning device for a pachinko game machine, characterized in that it is connected to the device.