JP2008279183A - Game machine - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a pachinko game machine requiring replacement of only a part of an RF tag when a board case is opened. <P>SOLUTION: The pachinko game machine includes a main board 107 for controlling the pachinko game machine, and a main board case 110 having a cover body 110a for opening an opening part of a base body in which the main board 107 is housed. The pachinko game machine also has a first body 131a which has a first terminal and which is destroyed when the cover body 110a is opened, and a second body 147 which has a second terminal permitting electrical connection and disconnection with the first terminal and which constitutes the RF tag while the second terminal is connected to the first terminal. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a gaming machine.

  Conventionally, in order to prevent an illegal act on a circuit board included in a pachinko gaming machine, a sticker that leaves a peeled trace is attached to a board case in which the circuit board is stored. For example, such a seal is attached so as to straddle the boundary between the base body constituting the substrate case and the cover body. As a result, when the cover body is opened to cheat on the substrate, the seal is peeled off, leaving a trace. However, in order to confirm whether or not fraudulent acts have been made on the pachinko gaming machine, it is necessary to visually check the board cases of the pachinko gaming machine one by one, which takes time and effort.

Therefore, in order to easily detect fraud, use of a seal having a function of an RF tag including an IC chip and an antenna has been proposed (see, for example, Patent Document 1). The seal described in Patent Document 1 includes an antenna having brittleness that is partially broken by the stress accompanying the peeling force. Therefore, when attempting to open the cover body of the substrate case in order to perform an illegal act, the antenna attached across the substrate case and the cover body is destroyed. Even if an attempt is made to read RF tag information from the outside of the pachinko gaming machine in this state, communication between the RF tag and the reader is impossible, so that it is possible to detect that an illegal act has been performed without visual inspection.
JP 2006-305037 A

  However, when a supplier or the like properly opens a substrate case for substrate maintenance or the like and destroys a part of the RF tag (for example, an antenna), the RF tag needs to be replaced. Therefore, there is a problem that the remaining part (for example, IC chip) of the RF tag that is not destroyed by the destruction is wasted.

  The present invention has been made to solve the above-described problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a pachinko gaming machine in which an asset provided in an RF tag can be easily reused when a substrate case is opened.

  In order to achieve the above object, a gaming machine according to the present invention includes a board for controlling a game, a base body, and a cover body for opening and closing the base body, and is formed by the base body and the cover body. A gaming machine including a board case for housing the board in a housing space, the first body having a first terminal and being destroyed when the cover body is opened; and the first terminal A second body that has a second terminal that can be electrically connected to and released from the second terminal, and that constitutes the RF tag in a state in which the second terminal is electrically connected to the first terminal. Prepare.

  As described above, the pachinko gaming machine according to the present invention includes the RF tag including the first body and the second body that can be electrically connected and released. And when the cover body of a substrate case opens, a 1st body is destroyed. Therefore, the function as an RF tag can be impaired. Also, the second body is not destroyed. Therefore, by replacing only the first body, the function of the RF tag can be restored, and the second body can be easily reused.

  Further, the first restricting means and the second restricting means that are connected to each other, the restricting means that restricts the opening of the cover body in a state where the first restricting means and the second restricting means are connected, The first restricting means includes the first body, and the second restricting means includes the second body connected to the first body in a state of being connected to the first restricting means, and the cover body. When releasing the connection, the one body may be destroyed when the connection between the first restricting means and the second restricting means is released.

  Thus, a 1st control means and a 2nd control means control opening | release of a cover body, when the 1st fitting part and 2nd fitting part which each have are connected. Thereby, in order to open the cover body of the substrate case, it is necessary to cancel the restriction by the first restricting means and the second restricting means.

  Further, the first restricting means and the second restricting means destroy the first body when releasing the connection between the first fitting portion and the second fitting portion to be fitted. Accordingly, the first body is destroyed when the release restriction is released in order to open the cover body of the substrate case.

  Accordingly, when the cover body of the substrate case is opened, the first body is surely destroyed. Therefore, since the trace that the cover body was opened by destruction of the first body remains, it is possible to detect when the cover body is opened illegally.

  Further, the second restricting means further includes an elastic body, a pin that breaks the first body by the force of the elastic body, and a holding means that keeps the elastic body in a state where the force is stored. May release the elastic body from the state where the force is stored when the first fitting portion and the second fitting portion to be fitted are removed.

  In this way, the first body is destroyed using the urging force of the elastic body. An elastic body is an object that can repeat a state in which a force is stored and a state in which the force is released. Therefore, after the restricting means is removed and the force stored in the elastic body is released, it can be returned to the state where the force is stored in the elastic body again by the holding means. Therefore, it becomes possible to reuse the second restricting means.

  Embodiments according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a pachinko gaming machine 100 of the present embodiment from the front direction.

  As shown in the figure, the pachinko gaming machine 100 includes an outer frame 11, a front frame 12, and a glass door 13, and a back of the glass door 13 includes a game board 14 on which a game ball 5 falls. Yes. Since the substrate case according to the present invention is hidden behind the front frame 12, it is not shown in the figure.

  The outer frame 11 is a frame that serves as a basis for holding each component of the pachinko gaming machine 100, and is a rectangular frame. A curtain plate 31 is provided integrally with the outer frame 11 so as to cover the lower front surface of the outer frame 11. The outer frame 11 is a member that is directly fixed to the installed Tajima such as a pachinko hall, and the pachinko gaming machine 100 is installed on the Tajima by fixing only the Tajima and the outer frame 11. .

  The curtain 31 is provided to secure a space where the front frame 12 can be opened in a state where a box (so-called dollar box) for transporting the game ball 5 is arranged below the lower plate 17 for storing the game ball 5. A member such as a speaker (not shown) for production may be attached to the curtain 31.

  The front frame 12 is a member to which the game board 14 and various control bases are attached directly or indirectly through attachment members. The front frame 12 is attached to the left side of the front end surface of the outer frame 11 and the hinge 1 and has a door shape that allows the front frame 12 to rotate with respect to the outer frame 11. That is, when the front frame 12 of the pachinko gaming machine 100 installed on Taijima is rotated like a door, the pachinko gaming machine 100 can be opened to expose the back.

  In addition, an upper plate 16 and a lower plate 17 for storing the game balls 5 that can be operated by the player are provided in the lower front portion of the front frame 12, and the player rotates the right side of the lower plate 17 by rotating the player. A handle 18 for selecting whether or not the game ball 5 can be ejected and for changing the ejection speed of the game ball 5 is provided.

  The glass door 13 is a member attached to the front surface of the front frame 12 via the hinge 2. The glass door 13 has a circular hole-shaped window 3, and a glass plate is attached so as to cover the window 3 from the back.

  The game board 14 is a member made of wood or resin for forming a game area in which the game ball 5 falls, and a start for triggering a nail or a jackpot for judging the game ball 5 to fall in a complicated manner. In addition to the mouth 15 and the big prize opening 19 that is opened to receive the game ball 5 during the jackpot game, the display device 21 on which decorative symbols are displayed is attached. In addition, a display device 21 for displaying a game-related symbol is attached to the center of the game board 14.

  FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the pachinko gaming machine 100 from the back side.

  As shown in the figure, the pachinko gaming machine 100 includes a display sub board 105 that controls display by a decorative lamp and a liquid crystal display, a voice board 106 that controls output of various sounds, operation of the gaming machine at the time of winning, etc. Each board including a main board 107 that controls the main operation of the gaming machine including the game machine, a payout board 108 that controls the payout operation of the pachinko ball, and a power supply board 109 that supplies power to each board, etc. is transparent. It is mounted in a state of being housed in the substrate case. For example, a board case (hereinafter referred to as “main board case”) 110 that houses the main board 107 is attached to the back side of the gaming machine main body attached to the front frame 12.

  FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the configuration of the main board case 110 and the manner of attachment to the gaming machine main body 115.

  The gaming machine main body 115 is a gaming board 14 and a thing attached thereto, and includes, for example, a main set and a ball that forms a flow path for gaming balls.

  The main board case 110 includes a cover body 110a and a base body 110b as shown in FIG. The cover body 110a is assembled integrally with the base body 110b by fitting both ends of the cover body 110a into the grooves 116 of the base body 110b and sliding the cover body 110a. The integrated cover body 110a and base body 110b constitute the main board case 110. The main board case 110 is attached to the gaming machine main body 115 with screws 113.

  The harness attachment port 117 is an opening for attaching the harness 120 to the connector 118 included in the main board (not shown) housed in the base body 110b.

  FIG. 4 is a view showing a transparent main substrate case 110 in which the main substrate 107 is accommodated.

  The main board 107 is stored in a storage space formed inside the main board case 110. Further, the harness attachment port 117 of the main board case 110 is located at a position corresponding to the connector 118 included in the main board 107. A harness 120 is attached to the connector 118 of the main board 107 via a harness attachment port 117.

  FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an AB cross section and harness 120 of connector 118 shown in FIG. 4.

  The RF tag includes a first body 131a and a second body 147.

  The first body 131a of the present embodiment is a sheet having an antenna. The first body 131a is attached to the harness 120 as a restricting means with an adhesive or the like.

  The second body 147 of the present embodiment is a sheet having an IC chip. The second body 147 is attached to the connector 118 as the second restricting means with an adhesive or the like.

  FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of the RF tag according to the present embodiment.

  FIG. 6A shows a detailed configuration of the first body 131a of the present embodiment.

  As shown in FIG. 6A, the first body 131a includes an antenna 161 and a first terminal 160.

  The antenna 161 is held inside the sheet and transmits / receives information to / from the reader. The first terminal 160 is a portion that is exposed to the outside and that conducts electricity, such as metal. The antenna 161 and the first terminal 160 are electrically connected.

  FIG. 6B shows a detailed configuration of the second body 147 of the present embodiment.

  As shown in FIG. 6B, the second body 147 includes an IC chip 163 and a second terminal 162.

  The IC chip 163 is held inside the sheet. The IC chip 163 includes a storage medium that holds information such as unique information and a processing unit that controls transmission and reception of information by the antenna 161. Similarly to the first terminal 160, the second terminal 162 is a portion that is exposed to the outside and conducts electricity like metal, for example. The IC chip 163 and the second terminal 162 are electrically connected.

  The antenna 161 of the first body 131a and the IC chip 163 of the second body 147 repeat electrical connection and release by attaching and detaching the first terminal 160 and the second terminal 162. It is possible. When the first terminal 160 and the second terminal 162 are electrically connected, the first body 131a and the second body 147 constitute an RF tag.

  Note that the first body and the second body may function as an RF tag by being electrically connected via the first terminal and the second terminal. That is, the first body only needs to include a part of the part constituting the RF tag and the first terminal. Moreover, the 2nd body should just be provided with the site | part which a 1st body does not provide among the site | parts which comprise RF tag, and a 2nd terminal.

  From here, it returns to description of this Embodiment shown in FIG.

  A first body 131a is attached to the harness 120 as the first restricting means. The harness 120 includes an electrode 121, a conductive wire 123 that exchanges electric signals with another substrate via the electrode 121, a support part 119 that supports these, and a leg part 125 that protrudes from the support part 119.

  The leg portion 125 includes a cutout portion 127, a concave portion 129, and a beam portion 132 having a claw 133 protruding at the tip. The 1st body 131a is affixed so that the recessed part 129 may be covered.

  A second body is attached to the connector 118 as the second restricting means. The connector 118 is attached to the main board 107. The electrode 143 electrically connected to the board, the small protrusion 145, the support base 157 to which the spacer and the second body 147 are attached, the spring 149a, and the pin 151a. And a rotating body 153a that rotates about a shaft 155. Here, the spacer is an auxiliary tool that prevents the first body 131a from being inclined and attached due to the thickness of the second body 147.

  The rotating body 153a shown in the figure has its upper end locked to the support base 157 so that the left side rotates leftward and the right side does not rotate rightward, and its lower end is The protrusion of the pin 151a is suppressed.

  The spring 149a shown in this drawing is pressed by the rotating body 153a via the pin 151a. Thereby, the spring 149a maintains the compressed state in which force is stored.

  FIG. 7A is a diagram showing a state when the harness 120 is attached to the connector 118. As shown in the figure, the rotating body 153a is subjected to a rotating force by pressing the claw 133 of the harness 120, but the rotating body 153a is locked by a support base 157 so as not to rotate. Therefore, when the harness 120 is attached to the connector 118, the rotating body 153a does not rotate.

  FIG. 7B is a diagram illustrating a state in which the harness 120 illustrated in FIG. 5 is attached to the connector 118. As shown in this figure, the electrode 121 and the electrode 143 are electrically connected.

  Further, the first body 131a and the second body 147 are connected. As a result, the first body 131a and the second body 147 become one RF tag and can transmit and receive information to and from an external reader.

  Thus, in a state where the harness 120 is attached to the connector 118 of the main board case 110, the harness 120 is fitted to the harness attachment port 117 of the cover body 110a. Therefore, in order to open the cover body 110a, the cover body 110a cannot be slid in the arrow direction shown in FIG. Therefore, it is almost impossible to perform an illegal act on the main board 107 with the harness 120 attached to the connector 118 of the main board case 110.

  Further, the notch 127 and the small protrusion 145 fit together, and the claw 133 and the end portion outside the rotating body 153a fit together. These fittings prevent the harness 120 from being easily removed from the connector 118.

  Next, a mode in which the first body 131a is destroyed when the harness 120 is detached from the connector 118 will be described with reference to FIGS. 8 (a) to 8 (c).

  FIG. 8A is a diagram illustrating a state in which the rotating body starts to rotate when the harness 120 is detached from the connector 118. The dotted line in this figure indicates the state shown in FIG. 7B of the rotating body, that is, the initial state. As shown in the figure, since the claw 133 pushes up the rotating body 153b, the left side of the rotating body 153b rotates to the right, and the right side of the rotating body 153b rotates to the left. As the rotating body 153b rotates, the pin 151b is pushed into the pin 151a in the initial state by the lower end of the rotating body 153b.

  FIG. 8B is a diagram illustrating a state in which the pin is released when the harness 120 is detached from the connector 118. By further lifting the harness 120 from the state shown in FIG. 8A, the holding of the pin is released as shown in FIG. 7B.

  FIG. 8C is a diagram illustrating a state in which the first body 131a is destroyed by the protrusion of the pin. When the holding of the pin is released, the pin pops out by the force of the spring 149c and pierces the first body 131a attached to the harness. As a result, the antenna 161 inside the first body 131 is mechanically destroyed so that the function as the RF tag cannot be restored even if the antenna 161 is reconnected to the second body 147.

  Even when an authorized dealer or the like removes the main board case 110 from the gaming machine main body 115 for maintenance of the main board 107, the first body 131a is destroyed in this way. In such a case, a new first body is affixed to the connector 118 so as to cover the recess 129 in the same manner as the destroyed first body 131a. Then, by attaching the harness 120 with the new first body attached to the connector 118, the new first body and the second body 147 are electrically connected to each other via the first terminal and the second terminal 162. Connected to and functions as an RF tag.

  Thus, when a legitimate person opens the main board case, it is possible to restore the function of the RF tag by replacing only the first body of the RF tag. Therefore, the unique information held in the IC chip 163 of the second body 147 and the second body 147 can be reused, and the reuse of the assets provided in the RF tag is facilitated. In addition, it is possible to save time and labor for changing the registration in the management system for managing the unique information, thereby reducing the management effort.

  FIG. 9 shows a reader 210 for detecting fraud.

  The reader 210 includes a reading unit 210a that transmits and receives radio waves and a main body 210b that detects an abnormality of the RF tag 112. The main body 210b has a storage medium (not shown), and in the storage medium, related information that associates the identification information unique to the RF tag 112 and the pachinko gaming machine 100 one-on-one is stored and registered.

  The user turns on the reader 210 and holds the reader 210a of the reader 210 over the pachinko gaming machine 100. Thereby, when the reading unit 210a receives a radio wave as a response from the RF tag 112 of the pachinko gaming machine 100, the main body 210b of the reader 210 collates the identification information included in the radio wave with the related information, Detect fraud. Specifically, when the radio wave as a response is not received, and when the identification information included in the radio wave received as a response is not registered in the storage medium, it is determined that the RF tag 112 is abnormal, and an illegal act Is detected.

  The main body 210b determines that there is no abnormality in the RF tag 112 when the identification information included in the radio wave received as a response is registered in the storage medium, and determines that there is no fraud. “OK” shown in the main body 210b of FIG. 6 is an example of a display indicating that there is no fraud on the display.

  Such a display allows the user to know the detected fraud.

  The first restricting means and the second restricting means may be those in which the harness 120 and the connector 118 shown in FIG. 5 do not have the electrodes 121 and 143, respectively. Thereby, when the fitting between the first restricting means and the second restricting means is released, only the first body that is a part of the RF tag is destroyed. Therefore, it is possible to restore the function of the RF tag by replacing only the first body, and the unique information held in the IC chip 163 of the second body and the second body 147 can be reused. This makes it easy to reuse the assets provided in the RF tag.

  FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating an example in which only a part of the RF tag is destroyed without using an elastic body when the cover body is opened. The first restricting means 159 shown in the figure includes a support portion 170 and a protrusion 172 at the tip of the beam portion 171. Moreover, the 2nd control means 170 shown to this figure is provided in the main board | substrate 107, and is provided with the recessed part 165. FIG. The protrusion 172 and the recess 165 are fitted to each other.

  Further, the first body 131 c is attached to the first restricting means 159 by an adhesive 173 on a part of the surface in contact with the second restricting means 170. The first body 131 c also has an adhesive 164 on the surface facing the second restricting means 170.

  A second body 147 is attached to the second restricting means 170. When the protrusion 172 of the first restricting means 159 and the recess 165 of the second restricting means are fitted together, the second body 147 and the first body 131c are in electrical contact with each other and exhibit a function as an RF tag. Further, one surface of the first body 131c is bonded to the second restricting means 170 by the adhesive 164.

  Thus, when the first restricting means 159 is attached to the second restricting means 170, one end of the first body 131c is fixed to the first restricting means 159 and the other end is fixed to the second restricting means 170. Therefore, when the first restricting means 159 is removed from the second restricting means 170 in order to open the main board case 110, the antenna is disconnected or the shape of the antenna is distorted. Therefore, the first body 131c is mechanically destroyed, and it becomes impossible to restore the function as the RF tag and the reader.

  Note that an IC chip constituting the RF tag may be attached to the main substrate 107, and the connector 118 as the second restricting means may be provided with only the second terminal. In this case, the IC chip and the second terminal are electrically connected to form a second body constituting the RF tag.

  FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of each of the first body and the second body when the second body is attached to the substrate 107 and the connector 118. In this figure, the same parts as those in FIG. 5 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof will be omitted here.

  A connector 118 shown in FIG. 11 includes a second terminal 343. The IC chip 347 is provided on the main substrate 107. The second terminal 343 is electrically connected to an IC chip 347 provided on the main board 107.

  Further, the harness 120 as the first restricting means shown in FIG. 11 includes a first body 131a, a connection line 322, and a third terminal 321.

  The first body 131 a is the same as that shown in FIG. 6 and includes a first terminal 160 and an antenna 161. The first body 131a is attached so as to cover the recess 129. Thereby, the first terminal 160 of the first body 131a and the connection line 322 are electrically connected.

  Thus, by attaching the harness 120 to which the first body 131a is attached to the connector 118, the second body including the IC chip 347 and the second terminal 343, and the first body 131a are connected to the connection line 322 and It is electrically connected via the third terminal 321. Therefore, even with such a configuration, the second body and the first body 131a can function as an RF tag, and only part of the RF tag is destroyed when the cover body is opened.

  Therefore, when the first body 131a is destroyed by opening the cover body, the function as the RF tag can be restored by replacing only the first body 131a with a new first body. Further, the IC chip 347 provided on the main board 107 and assets such as information stored in the IC chip 347 can be reused, and the assets provided in the RF tag can be easily reused.

  In addition, the shape which opens and closes like a hinged door as shown in FIG. 12 may be sufficient as the board | substrate case which concerns on this invention. As shown in FIG. 12, in the hinged door-type substrate case 310, the cover body 310a rotates about the shaft 310c, so that the accommodation space of the base body 310b is opened. The cover body 310a includes a harness attachment port 317.

  The harness attachment port 317 is an opening for attaching a harness to a connector included in a main board (not shown) housed in the main body 310b, similarly to the harness attachment port 117 of the embodiment.

  FIG. 13 is a view showing a hinged door type substrate case 310 in which the main substrate 107 is accommodated. As shown in the figure, the connector 318 of the main board 107 is in a position corresponding to the harness attachment port 317.

  FIG. 14 is a view showing a CD cross section and a harness of the connector 318 shown in FIG. In this figure, the same parts as those in FIG. 5 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof will be omitted here.

  The connector 118 as the second restricting means is fitted in the harness attachment port 317 of the board case 310. A harness 319 serving as a restricting unit includes a support portion 119 that is longer than the harness attachment port 317.

  Such a harness 319 is attached to the connector 118. The support portion 119 of the harness 319 attached to the connector 118 regulates the rotation for opening the cover body 310a of the board case 310. Therefore, it is necessary to remove the harness 319 from the connector 118 when opening the cover body 310a. When the harness 319 is removed from the connector 118, the first body 131a attached to the harness 319 is destroyed by the same operation as in the embodiment described with reference to FIG. Therefore, the first body 131a is destroyed when the cover body 310a is opened, and only the part of the RF tag is destroyed when the cover body is opened as in the embodiment.

  Note that, as described with reference to FIG. 8, the first body 131a of the RF tag is mechanically destroyed by the protrusion of the pin 151b released from being held by the rotating body 153a. This principle can be used as an impact detection device. That is, the pin 151b sinks due to the impact. Therefore, the lock of the rotating body 153a by the pin 151b is released, and the rotating body 153a rotates to the left on the right side and to the right on the left side by its own weight. The rotating body 153a after rotating in this way has its lower end moved. The rotating body 153a is not locked by the pin 151b restored from the sinking. Therefore, the pin 151b protrudes by the force of the elastic body.

  That is, the technical idea that can be grasped from the embodiment is (1) an RF tag, an elastic body, a pin that breaks the RF tag by the force of the elastic body, and a holding means that keeps the elastic body in a state where the force is stored The holding means can be grasped as an impact detection device that releases the elastic body from a state where the force is stored when an impact is received.

  As a result, for example, whether or not an impact such as a drop is received during the transportation of a pachinko gaming machine or other baggage remains whether or not the RF tag is destroyed. That is, when an impact is received, the RF tag is destroyed. Since the user can easily know the destruction of the RF tag by holding the reading unit of the reader, it is possible to easily know whether or not an impact has been given to the package.

  (2) The RF tag exhibits a function by electrically connecting a first body and a second body, which are separate bodies, and the pin is configured to be the first body by the force of the elastic body. Destroy. Thereby, when receiving an impact, only a part of the RF tag can be destroyed. Such an impact detection device can be reused by replacing only a part that has been destroyed.

The perspective view which shows the pachinko game machine of this embodiment from a front direction. The perspective view which shows a pachinko game machine from the back direction. The figure which shows the board | substrate case which accommodates a main board | substrate, and the attachment aspect to the main set. The figure which shows the transparent main board | substrate case in which the main board | substrate was accommodated. The figure which shows AB cross section and harness of the connector shown in FIG. (A) The figure which shows the detailed structure of the 1st body 131a of this Embodiment. (B) The figure which shows the detailed structure of the 2nd body 147 of this Embodiment. (A) The figure which shows the state at the time of inserting the harness shown in FIG. 5 in a connector. (B) The figure which shows the state in which the harness shown in FIG. 5 was inserted in the connector. (A) The figure which shows the state which the rotary body started rotation, when a harness is removed from a connector. (B) The figure which shows the state by which holding | maintenance of the pin was released when the harness was removed from the connector. (C) The figure which shows the state where an antenna is destroyed by protrusion of a pin. The figure which shows the reader for detecting a fraud. The figure which shows the example which destroys only a part of RF tag, without using an elastic body, when a cover body is open | released. The figure which shows the example which equips a connector and a board | substrate with the 2nd body which is a part of RF tag. The figure which shows the external appearance of a hinged-door-type board | substrate case. The figure which shows the hinged-door-type board | substrate case in which the main board | substrate was accommodated. The figure which shows CD cross section and harness of the connector shown in FIG.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 100 ... Pachinko machine, 107 ... Main board, 110 ... Main board case, 110a ... Cover body, 110b ... Base body, 118 ... Connector, 120 ... Harness, 125 ... Leg part, 131 ... First body, 132 ... Beam part DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 133 ... Claw, 147 ... 2nd body, 149 ... Spring, 151 ... Pin, 153 ... Rotating body, 160 ... 1st terminal, 161 ... Antenna, 162 ... 2nd terminal, 163 ... IC chip

Claims (3)

A board for controlling the game;
A gaming machine having a base body and a cover body that opens and closes the base body, and a board case that houses the board in a housing space formed by the base body and the cover body,
A first body that has a first terminal and is destroyed when the cover body is opened;
An RF tag is configured with a second terminal that can be electrically connected to and released from the first terminal, and the second terminal is electrically connected to the first terminal. A gaming machine, comprising: a second body to be played. Further, the first restricting means and the second restricting means connected to each other, the restricting means for restricting the opening of the cover body in a state where the first restricting means and the second restricting means are connected,
The first regulating means has the first body,
The second restricting means has the second body connected to the first body in a state connected to the first restricting means,
The gaming machine according to claim 1, wherein when the cover body is opened, the one body is destroyed when the connection between the first restriction means and the second restriction means is released. The second restricting means further includes
An elastic body,
A pin for destroying the first body by the force of the elastic body;
Holding means for keeping the elastic body in a state of storing force,
The said holding | maintenance means releases | releases the said elastic body from the state which stored the said force, when removing the said 1st fitting part and the said 2nd fitting part which fit. Game machines.

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