JP6871510B2 - Game machine reel unit - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a reel unit of a game machine such as a slot machine.

A slot machine, which is a type of game machine, has a reel unit that rotates a reel, a main control device that controls the operation of the reel unit, a payout device that pays out medals according to the result of the game, and a box shape that houses these. It is configured to include a main body housing (main body member) and a front door (opening / closing member) capable of opening and closing the front opening of the main body housing. Further, the front door is equipped with an effect device such as an electric decoration device and a speaker, an image display device capable of displaying a predetermined effect image, and an auxiliary control device for controlling the effect device and the image display device. There is. The reel unit is provided with a reel motor for rotationally driving the reel, a reel bracket to which the reel motor is attached, and the like (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2013-13532

In the conventional reel unit, the reel and the output shaft of the reel motor are connected by using a fastening member such as a screw, but it is necessary to use a tool such as a screwdriver.

The present invention has been made in view of such a problem, and provides a reel unit of a game machine capable of easily connecting a reel and an output shaft of a reel motor without using a tool. The purpose is.

In order to achieve such an object, the reel unit of the gaming machine (for example, the slot machine 1 in the embodiment) according to the present invention includes a reel on which a predetermined pattern is drawn on the outer peripheral surface and a reel motor that rotationally drives the reel. The reel is formed to penetrate the center of the reel, and has a through hole portion through which the output shaft of the reel motor is inserted from one end, and the output shaft is the output shaft of the output shaft. state has a shaft-side engaging portion provided et the on side, the shaft-side engaging portion, which is provided on the distal end side of the shaft-side engaging portion, wherein the output shaft is inserted into the through hole in a tip-side engagement portion for engagement with the reel, the reel-side engaging portion that engages the distal end side engaging portion of the shaft side engagement portion is connected to the through hole in the reel A gap is formed between the through hole portion and the output shaft to expose the base end portion of the shaft side engaging portion in a state where the tip side engaging portion is engaged with the reel side engaging portion. is formed, the are inserted from the other end of the through-hole in said gap between said output shaft and said through-hole, wherein in a state in which the distal end side engaging portion is engaged with the reel engaging portion By engaging with the base end portion of the shaft-side engaging portion, a reel connecting member for connecting the reel and the output shaft is provided.

According to the present invention, the reel and the output shaft of the reel motor can be easily connected without using a tool.

It is a front view of a slot machine. It is a front view which shows the internal structure of a slot machine. It is a perspective view of a reel base. It is a side view of a reel base. It is a perspective view which shows the state which fixed the reel unit to a reel base at the 1st fixed position. It is a perspective view which shows the state which fixed the reel unit to a reel base at a 2nd fixed position. It is a front view which shows the modification of the front door. It is a perspective view of a reel unit. It is a perspective view of the reel module which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a left side view of the reel module which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a right side view of the reel module which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is an exploded perspective view of the reel module which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a side sectional view of the reel module which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a side sectional view which shows the middle of connecting the output shaft of a reel motor and a reel. It is a side sectional view which shows the state which connected the output shaft of a reel motor and a reel. It is a side view which shows in the process of engaging a machine key part of a reel motor and a reel connecting member. It is a side view which shows the state which the machine key part of a reel motor and a reel connecting member are engaged with each other. It is a side view enlarged view which shows in the process of engaging a machine key part of a reel motor and a reel connecting member. It is a side view enlarged view which shows the state which the machine key part of a reel motor and a reel connecting member are engaged with each other. It is a perspective view which shows the left side of a reel wheel. It is a perspective view which shows the right side of a reel wheel. It is a perspective view of a reel frame. It is a perspective view of the reel connecting member. (A) is a view of the reel connecting member from the left, (B) is a view of the reel connecting member from the right, and (C) is a view of the reel connecting member from the front side. .. It is a perspective view of a motor cover. (A) is a view of the motor cover from the side, and (B) is a view of the motor cover from the bottom. It is a perspective view which shows in the process of connecting each cover member of a motor cover. (A) is a perspective view of the first cover member viewed from one side, and (B) is a perspective view of the first cover member viewed from the other side. (A) is a perspective view of the second cover member viewed from one side, and (B) is a perspective view of the second cover member viewed from the other side. It is a perspective view which shows the reel sensor of the detection state. It is a perspective view which shows the reel sensor in a non-detection state. (A) is a side sectional view showing a reel sensor in a detection state, and (B) is a side sectional view showing a reel sensor in a non-detection state. It is a perspective view which looked at the back lamp unit from the left. It is a perspective view which looked at the back lamp unit from the right side. It is a rear view of the back lamp unit. It is a side sectional view of a back lamp unit. It is a side sectional view which shows the lower part of a back lamp unit enlarged. It is a rear view of a back lamp house. It is a perspective view which shows the modification of a reel sensor and a reel frame. It is a perspective view which shows the modification of the reel frame. It is a perspective view which shows the modification of the reel sensor in the detection state. It is a perspective view which shows the modification of the reel sensor in a non-detection state. It is a perspective view of the reel module which concerns on 2nd Embodiment. It is a left side view of the reel module which concerns on 2nd Embodiment. It is a right side view of the reel module which concerns on 2nd Embodiment. It is an exploded perspective view of the reel module which concerns on 2nd Embodiment. It is a perspective view of the motor cover part. It is a side sectional view of the motor cover part. It is a side sectional view which shows the state which the bracket side engaging part and the plate side engaging part are engaged. It is a perspective view of the reel bracket which concerns on 2nd Embodiment. It is a right side view of the reel bracket which concerns on 2nd Embodiment. It is a perspective view of a motor fixing plate. It is a right side view of a motor fixing plate. It is a perspective view which shows the modification of a reel.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. First, a basic configuration of a slot machine, which is an example of a gaming machine according to the present invention, will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2. In the following description, the directions indicated by the arrows in FIG. 2 will be described as the vertical direction, the front-back direction, and the left-right direction, respectively.

<External configuration of slot machine>
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the slot machine 1 according to the present embodiment has a box-shaped housing 5 having an open front surface (front) and a front opening and closing opening of the housing 5. It has a door 2. The front door 2 is attached to the front opening of the housing 5 so as to be openable and closable by using hinge mechanisms 6a to 6c arranged at the front of the left side plate 5a of the housing 5 in front view. ..

A display screen 11a of the image display device 11 arranged on the back surface side of the front door 2 is arranged so as to face the front. A first effect lamp 12 and left and right second effect lamps 13a and 13b are provided on the upper peripheral portion of the display screen 11a on the upper front side of the front door 2. The left and right upper speakers 15a and 15b and a decorative member 16 having a predetermined decoration are provided on the lower peripheral portion of the display screen 11a on the upper front side of the front door 2.

A reel window W facing the surfaces of the three reels 202a, 202b, 202c arranged side by side in the housing 5 is provided in the middle portion of the front door 2. An operation panel 21 is provided below the reel window W in the middle portion of the front door 2. On the upper surface side of the operation panel 21, a medal insertion slot 22 for inserting a game medal (game medium), a BET switch unit 23 for betting a game medal within the credited range, and an operation related to production are performed. A production switch unit 24 for this purpose is provided. On the front side of the operation panel 21, there are a start lever (start switch) 25 that is operated when all reels 202a to 202c are started to rotate, and three for individually stopping the rotation of each reel 202a, 202b, 202c. Stop switches 26a, 26b, 26c (The stop switch 26a on the left side in the figure corresponds to the first reel 202a on the left side, the stop switch 26b in the center corresponds to the second reel 202b in the center, and the stop switch 26c on the right side corresponds to the right side. (Corresponding to the third reel 202c) and a reject switch 27 for returning the game medals that have been inserted and accumulated from the medal insertion port 22 are provided. A cylinder lock 28 for opening and closing the front door 2 is provided on the right side of the operation panel 21 in the middle portion of the front door 2.

On the rear side of the front door 2, the medal passage extending from the medal insertion slot 22 is inserted into the receiving passage (leading to the hopper 51 described later) through which the inserted game medal is passed when the inserted game medal is effectively accepted. It branches to a return passage (leading to the game medal payment exit 41 described later) through which the game medal passes when the game medal is not accepted, and a medal selector (not shown) is provided at the branching portion. ing. The medal selector guides the game medal inserted into the medal insertion slot 22 to the receiving passage during the period when the inserted game medal is effectively accepted, and the game inserted into the medal insertion slot 22 during the other period. The receiving passage and the returning passage are selectively configured so that one can be opened and the other can be closed so as to guide the medal to the return passage.

As shown in FIG. 1, the reel window W is such that when all three reels 202a to 202c are stopped, three symbols for each reel, a total of nine symbols, are visibly displayed by the player. It is configured in. The winning line 29 that connects the symbol display areas of the reels 202a to 202c horizontally (horizontally in a straight line) is a winning line that is activated by betting a specified number of game medals, and is an activated winning line. It is configured so that the presence or absence of the establishment of the game combination is determined by the symbol combination stopped and displayed on the 29. Hereinafter, the activated winning line 29 will be appropriately referred to as an “valid line 29”.

Further, the slot machine 1 is provided with various display lamps composed of LED lamps and the like. In the present embodiment, as display lamps, a MAX-BET switch display lamp (not shown), a BET number display lamp 46b, an insertable display (INSERT) lamp 46c, a game start display (START) lamp 46d, and a re-game display (re-game display). It includes a REPLAY) lamp 46e, a status display (GAME OVER) lamp 46f, a stored number display (CREDIT) lamp 46h, and a payout number display (PAYOUT) lamp 46j. These display lamps are configured to be controlled by the main control device 60 described later.

The MAX-BET switch indicator lamp (not shown) is lit in a situation where a game medal can be bet, and is inside the MAX-BET switch (not shown) provided in the BET switch unit 23. The MAX-BET switch is designed to partially or wholly illuminate when lit. Other display lamps are arranged on the side or the lower part of the reel window W.

The BET number display lamp 46b displays the number of bet game medals, and is lit when there is one bet game medal and the 1-BET display lamp 46bC is lit when there are two bet game medals. It is composed of a 2-BET indicator lamp 46bB and a 3-BET indicator lamp 46bA that is lit when three lamps are used. The insertable indicator lamp 46c is lit in a situation where a game medal can be inserted, and the game start indicator lamp 46d is lit in a situation where the start lever 25 can be operated to start the game. Is to be done. The re-game indicator lamp 46e can be used for the next game in any game without reducing the number of re-game medals held by the player (without paying out the game medals, but without inserting a new game medium). Is established, and automatic bet processing (a state in which the same number of game medals as the number of bets in the previous game are bet is set without reducing the number of game medals held by the player) is established. It is lit when the game medal is automatically bet.

The status indicator lamp 46f is turned on when the bet and / or stored game medals are settled. The stored number display lamp 46h displays the number of stored (credited) game medals in 7 segments, and the payout number display lamp 46j is configured so that a predetermined number of game medals are paid out when a small winning combination is established. The number of game medals to be paid out when the game combination is established is displayed in 7 segments.

Further, the payout number display lamp 46j is also configured to display characters (alphabets) and numbers indicating the type of the error when some abnormality (error) occurs in the slot machine 1. Further, the payout number display lamp 46j also has a function of displaying a navigation number (symbol or number) indicating the operation order (push order) of each of the stop switches 26a to 26c.

A transparent lower panel cover 31 is attached to the lower front side of the front door 2. A semi-transparent lower panel base and a lower panel illuminating lamp (neither shown) provided with a predetermined pattern are attached to the back surface side of the lower panel cover 31, and the lower panel illuminating lamp is turned on. Therefore, the design of the lower panel base is configured to be illuminated from the rear surface side. Left and right lower speakers 32a and 32b are provided on the left and right sides of the lower panel cover 31 on the lower front side of the front door 2.

A saucer assembly 40 is provided at the lower end of the front door 2. The saucer assembly 40 is provided with a game medal payment outlet 41 for paying out game medals, and a game medal storage plate 42 for storing game medals so as to face the game medal payment exit 41. .. An ashtray (not shown) may be provided on the game medal storage plate 42.

<Internal configuration of slot machine>
As shown in FIG. 2, a medal payout device 50 is provided at the lower part (on the bottom plate 5d) of the housing 5 to pay out a game medal that is acquired when a predetermined winning mode is configured as a result of the game. ing. The medal payout device 50 has a medal detection unit (not shown) for detecting game medals, and a hopper 51 that physically stores (stores) the inserted and effectively accepted game medals. There is. An auxiliary storage 53 for storing game medals overflowing from the hopper 51 is provided in the vicinity of the medal payout device 50, and the auxiliary storage 53 is in a full state (the auxiliary storage 53 can overflow the game medals). A full detection unit (not shown) is provided to detect whether or not the condition is (not shown). Further, at the left position of the medal payout device 50, a power supply device 55 for supplying electric power to various devices mounted on the slot machine 1 is provided.

A reel base 70 is provided in the central portion of the housing 5 so as to be bridged between the left and right side plates 5a and 5b, and the reel unit 200 is placed on the reel base 70. Although the details will be described later, the reel unit 200 includes the above-mentioned three reels 202a, 202b, 202c and three reel motors 261 (see FIG. 12 and the like) for rotating these reels 202a to 202c, respectively. It is composed of. Each of the reels 202a to 202c is composed of a translucent member, and on the outer peripheral surface thereof, a translucent reel tape 211 (see FIG. 12 and the like) on which a plurality of types of symbols are displayed is displayed. It is pasted. Back lamp units 400 (see FIG. 12 and the like) are arranged on the inner surface side of the reels 202a to 202c, and each reel facing the reel window W by lighting these back lamp units 400. The areas of 202a, 202b, and 202c are entirely illuminated from the inner surface side, or a predetermined symbol combination (for example, on the effective line 29 or on a winning line different from the effective line 29) is displayed as a stop. It is configured to illuminate only a part of each reel 202a, 202b, 202c so as to make the corresponding symbol, etc.) stand out.

A main control device 60 for performing main control (including drive control of reels 202a to 202c, combination determination processing, etc.) related to the progress of the game is provided on the upper part (upper inner surface of the right side plate 5b) in the housing 5. There is. A sub-control that performs various effect controls (such as effect image display control by the image display device 11 and sound generation control by speakers such as the upper speakers 15a and 15b) for the purpose of improving the interest of the game according to the game situation. The device (not shown) is provided on the rear surface side of the front door 2. The main control device 60 and the sub control device are connected by telecommunications using a cable harness, and information can be transmitted between these devices in only one direction from the main control device 60 to the sub control device. ing.

<Basic operation for playing games>
To play a game on the slot machine 1, first bet by actually inserting a game medal into the medal insertion slot 22, or a 1-BET switch or a MAX-BET switch (not shown) provided in the BET switch unit 23. ) Is operated to bet a specified number of game medals within the range of credits, thereby activating the winning line 29 among the plurality of winning lines. In the present embodiment, the winning line 29 is activated when three game medals are bet, but the specified number is appropriately changed or the winning line is activated according to the number of bets on the game medals. May be changed.

Next, when the player operates the start lever 25, the number of bets is fixed (the bet game medals are used for the game), the combination determination process is performed, and then the minimum game time (one). The time (for example, 4.1 seconds) that must be secured at the minimum between the start of rotation of all reels in a game and the start of rotation of all reels in the next game has elapsed. After confirmation, each reel 202a to 202c starts rotating, and a plurality of types of symbols displayed on the outer peripheral surface of the reels 202a to 202c are displayed as moving up and down (usually from top to bottom) in the reel window W. .. Then, when the rotation of the reels 202a to 202c reaches a predetermined speed and becomes a constant speed rotation, and the indexes of all the reels are detected, each of the stop switches 26a to 26c is activated (the operation of the stop switch can be effectively accepted). When the player operates the stop switch 26a on the left side, the rotation of the first reel 202a stops, and when the stop switch 26b in the center is operated, the rotation of the second reel 202b stops and the stop switch 26c on the right side is operated. Then, the rotation of the third reel 202c is configured to stop.

Here, if the symbol combination stopped and displayed on the valid line 29 is in a predetermined winning mode (corresponding symbol of a game combination capable of winning a game medal), the number of cards corresponding to each winning mode. The game medal is paid out by the medal payout device 50 or added as a credit.

<Reel-based configuration>
Next, the configuration of the reel base 70 according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 3 to 6. As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the reel base 70 is formed in a plate shape using a metal material. The reel unit 200 (reel module mounting member 501) is placed on the reel base 70 so as to face forward. A plate-shaped left first fixing portion 71 facing forward is bent and formed on the lower left front portion of the reel base 70. A plate-shaped right first fixing portion 72 facing forward is bent and formed on the lower right front portion of the reel base 70. The left first fixed portion 71 and the right first fixed portion 72 have the same positions in the front-rear direction. With the reel unit 200 mounted on the reel base 70, it is formed on the front surface of the left side first fixing portion 71 and the right side first fixing portion 72, and on the front lower side of the reel unit 200 (reel module mounting member 501). The lower flange portion 508 can be brought into contact with the reel. The left side lock member 76 is used to fix the left side portion of the lower flange portion 508 to the left side first fixing portion 71, and the right side lock member 77 is used to fix the right side portion of the lower flange portion 508 to the right side first fixing portion 72. As shown in FIG. 5, the reel unit 200 can be fixed to the reel base 70 at a predetermined first fixed position.

A left fixing hole 71a for inserting the left lock member 76 is formed in the left first fixing portion 71. Right fixing hole 7 for inserting the right lock member 77 into the right first fixing portion 72
2a is formed. The fixing means for fixing the lower flange portion 508 to the left first fixing portion 71 and the right first fixing portion 72 is not limited to the left lock member 76 and the right lock member 77, and for example, fixing means such as a nylac or a bolt is used. be able to.

A plate-shaped second fixing portion 73 facing forward is formed by bending so as to be connected to the rear of the left first fixing portion 71 and the right first fixing portion 72 on the lower front side of the reel base 70. The second fixing portion 73 is formed at a position offset rearward with respect to the left first fixing portion 71 and the right first fixing portion 72. With the reel unit 200 mounted on the reel base 70, the lower flange portion 508 of the reel unit 200 can be brought into contact with the front surface of the second fixing portion 73. At this time, the lower flange portion 508 is arranged in the gap between the left first fixing portion 71, the right first fixing portion 72, and the second fixing portion 73. By fixing the central portion of the lower flange portion 508 to the second fixed portion 73 using the central lock member 78, as shown in FIG. 6, the reel unit is at the second fixed position behind the first fixed position. The 200 can be fixed to the reel base 70.

A central fixing hole 73a for inserting the central lock member 78 is formed in the second fixing portion 73. The fixing means for fixing the lower flange portion 508 to the second fixing portion 73 is not limited to the central lock member 78, and for example, fixing means such as a nyllatch or a bolt can be used. A plate-shaped left locking portion 74 having an opening is formed on the left rear side on the upper surface side of the reel base 70. A left protrusion (not shown) formed on the rear side of the lower left portion of the reel unit 200 (reel module mounting member 501) is inserted into the left locking portion 74 to restrict the upward movement of the reel unit 200. It has become like. A plate-shaped right locking portion 75 having an opening is formed on the right rear side on the upper surface side of the reel base 70. A right protrusion (not shown) formed on the rear right lower side of the reel unit 200 (reel module mounting member 501) is inserted into the right locking portion 75 to restrict the upward movement of the reel unit 200. It has become like.

In order to place and fix the reel unit 200 on the reel base 70 configured as described above, first, the reel unit 200 is placed on the reel base 70 so as to be housed inside the housing 5. Then, the reel unit 200 is fixed to the reel base 70 at the first fixed position or the second fixed position described above. The fixed position of the reel unit 200 (whether it is fixed at the first fixed position or the second fixed position) is selected according to the specifications of the image display device attached to the front door. In the present embodiment, instead of the above-mentioned front door 2, a modified front door 102 (see FIG. 7) having a specification different from that of the front door 2 can be attached to the housing 5.

When the front door 2 described above is attached to the housing 5, the reel unit 200 is fixed to the reel base 70 at the first fixed position. In this case, the reel unit 200 is manually moved as necessary, and the lower flange portion 508 of the reel unit 200 is brought into contact with the front surfaces of the left first fixing portion 71 and the right first fixing portion 72 of the reel base 70. .. At this time, the left protrusion and the right protrusion (not shown) of the reel unit 200 are inserted into the left locking portion 74 and the right locking portion 75 of the reel base 70. Then, the left side portion of the lower flange portion 508 is fixed to the left first fixing portion 71 using the left lock member 76, and the right portion of the lower flange portion 508 is fixed to the right first fixing portion 71 using the right lock member 77. It is fixed to the portion 72. As a result, as shown in FIG. 5, the reel unit 200 is fixed to the reel base 70 at the first fixed position.

Since the front door 102 of the modified example includes an image display device 111 (see FIG. 7: details will be described later) larger than the image display device 11 described above, the front door 102 is compared with the front door 2 described above. The thickness of the back side of the door becomes thicker. Therefore, when the front door 102 of the modified example is attached to the housing 5, the reel unit 200 is fixed to the reel base 70 at a second fixed position behind the first fixed position. In this case, the reel unit 200 is manually moved as necessary to bring the lower flange portion 508 of the reel unit 200 into contact with the front surface of the second fixing portion 73 of the reel base 70. At this time, the left protrusion and the right protrusion (not shown) of the reel unit 200 are inserted into the left locking portion 74 and the right locking portion 75 of the reel base 70. Then, the central portion of the lower flange portion 508 is fixed to the second fixing portion 73 by using the central lock member 78. As a result, as shown in FIG. 6, the reel unit 200 is fixed to the reel base 70 at the second fixed position.

As described above, in the present embodiment, the reel unit 200 is fixed to the reel base 70 at the first fixed position or the second fixed position selected according to the specifications of the image display device of the front door. As a result, it is not necessary to manufacture a dedicated reel base according to the specifications of the image display device, and the reel base 70 on which the reel unit 200 is mounted can be shared.

<Modification example of front door>
Next, a modified front door 102 having specifications different from those of the front door 2 of the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. 7. Similar to the front door 2 described above, the front door 102 of the modified example is lateral to the front opening of the housing 5 by using the hinge mechanisms 6a to 6c arranged at the front of the left side plate 5a of the housing 5. It can be opened and closed. A first effect lamp 112 and left and right second effect lamps 113a and 113b are provided on the upper front side of the front door 102. Further, on the upper front side of the front door 102, left and right upper speakers 115a and 115b and a decorative member 116 with a predetermined decoration are provided. In the middle portion of the front door 102, a display screen 111a of the image display device 111 arranged on the back surface side thereof is arranged so as to face the front.

The image display device 111 of the modified example is larger than the image display device 11 of the front door 2 described above, and a transparent reel window W2 is formed under the image display device 111. The display screen 111a of the image display device 111 is formed in a region on the front surface of the image display device 111 excluding the reel window W2. An operation panel 121 is provided below the reel window W2 in the middle portion of the front door 102. A medal insertion slot 122, a BET switch unit 123, an effect switch unit 124, and a reject switch 127 are provided on the upper surface side of the operation panel 121. A start lever (start switch) 125 and three stop switches 126a, 126b, and 126c are provided on the front side of the operation panel 121. A cylinder lock 128 is provided on the right side of the operation panel 121 in the middle portion of the front door 102. The medal slot 122, the BET switch unit 123, the effect switch unit 124, the start lever 125, the stop switches 126a, 126b, 126c, the reject switch 127, and the cylinder lock 128 are the same as those provided in the front door 2 described above. Has the function of.

On the rear side of the front door 102, the medal passage extending from the medal insertion slot 122 is branched into a receiving passage and a returning passage as in the case of the front door 2 described above, and a medal selector (not shown) is at the branching portion. Is provided. The medal selector guides the game medal inserted into the medal insertion slot 122 to the receiving passage during the period when the inserted game medal is effectively accepted, and the game inserted into the medal insertion slot 122 during the other period. The receiving passage and the returning passage are selectively configured so that one can be opened and the other can be closed so as to guide the medal to the return passage.

Further, although detailed illustration is omitted, the operation panel 121 has a MAX-BET switch display unit, a BET number display unit, a insertable display unit, a game start display unit, a re-game display unit, a status display unit, and a stored number display unit. A unit and a payout number display unit are provided. These display units have the same functions as the various display lamps provided on the front door 2 described above.

A transparent lower panel cover 131 is attached to the lower front side of the front door 102. On the back side of the lower panel cover 131, a semi-transparent lower panel base and a lower panel illuminating lamp (neither of which is shown) provided with a predetermined pattern are attached, and the lower panel illuminating lamp is turned on. Therefore, the design of the lower panel base is configured to be illuminated from the rear surface side. Left and right lower speakers 132a and 132b are provided below the lower panel cover 131 on the lower front side of the front door 102.

A saucer assembly 140 is provided at the lower end of the front door 102. The saucer assembly 140 is provided with a game medal payout outlet 141 for paying out game medals, and a game medal storage plate 142 for storing game medals so as to face the game medal payout outlet 141. .. An ashtray (not shown) may be provided on the game medal storage plate 142.

Since the front door 102 of the modified example includes a large image display device 111, the thickness of the back side portion of the front door 102 is thicker than that of the front door 2 described above. Therefore, when the front door 102 of the modified example is attached to the housing 5, the reel unit 200 is fixed to the reel base 70 at the second fixed position behind the first fixed position as described above.

<Structure of reel unit>
Next, the outline configuration of the reel unit 200 according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. As shown in FIG. 8, the reel unit 200 includes first to third reel modules 201a to 201c, a reel module mounting member 501, a reel relay board 521, and a board cover 526. The reel module mounting member 501 is formed of a resin material in a box shape with openings at the front and right sides, and is configured to accommodate the first to third reel modules 201a to 201c side by side. The first reel module 201a is housed on the left side of the reel module mounting member 501, the second reel module 201b is housed in the center of the reel module mounting member 501, and the third reel module 201c is housed on the right side of the reel module mounting member 501. It is designed to be housed.

An upper flange portion 502 is formed on the upper side of the front portion of the reel module mounting member 501. A lower flange portion 508 is formed on the lower front portion of the reel module mounting member 501. The upper bracket coupling portion 452 of the reel bracket 451 (see FIG. 9) in the first reel module 201a is coupled to the left side of the intermediate portion of the upper flange portion 502. The lower bracket coupling portion 458 of the reel bracket 451 in the first reel module 201a is coupled to the left side of the intermediate portion of the lower flange portion 508. The upper bracket coupling portion 452 of the reel bracket 451 in the second reel module 201b is coupled to the right side of the intermediate portion of the upper flange portion 502. The lower bracket coupling portion 458 of the reel bracket 451 in the second reel module 201b is coupled to the right side of the intermediate portion of the lower flange portion 508. The upper bracket coupling portion 452 of the reel bracket 451 in the third reel module 201c is coupled to the vicinity of the right end portion of the upper flange portion 502. The lower bracket coupling portion 458 of the reel bracket 451 in the third reel module 201c is coupled to the vicinity of the right end portion of the lower flange portion 508. As a result, the reel brackets 451 of the first to third reel modules 201a to 201c are coupled to the upper and lower flange portions 502 and 508 of the reel module mounting member 501.

The left lock member 76 is attached to the left side of the lower flange portion 508. When the reel unit 200 is fixed to the reel base 70 at the first fixing position, the left lock member 76 fixes the left side portion of the lower flange portion 508 to the left first fixing portion 71 of the reel base 70. The right lock member 77 is attached to the right side of the lower flange portion 508. When fixing the reel unit 200 to the reel base 70 at the first fixing position, the right side lock member 77 fixes the right side portion of the lower flange portion 508 to the right first fixing portion 72 of the reel base 70. The central lock member 78 is attached to the center of the lower flange portion 508. When the reel unit 200 is fixed to the reel base 70 at the second fixing position, the central lock member 78 fixes the central portion of the lower flange portion 508 to the second fixing portion 73 of the reel base 70.

A board mounting portion 511 is formed on the upper portion of the reel module mounting member 501. The reel relay board 521 and the board cover 526 are mounted on the board mounting portion 511. The reel relay board 521 is mounted and fixed to the board mounting portion 511 by a fixing means (not shown) such as a screw. The reel relay board 521 is electrically connected to the main control device 60, and controls the operation of the first to third reel modules 201a to 201c according to the reel control signal transmitted from the main control device 60. The substrate cover 526 is formed in a box shape capable of covering the reel relay substrate 521 from above by using a transparent resin material. The board cover 526 is joined to and attached to the board mounting portion 511 by a cover connecting member (not shown). A lamp relay board (not shown) electrically connected to the sub-control device is provided at the rear of the reel module mounting member 501.

<Structure of the reel module of the first embodiment>
Next, the first embodiment of the first to third reel modules 201a to 201c will be described with reference to FIGS. 9 to 38. The second reel module 201b has the same configuration as the first reel module 201a except that the second reel 202b having a different design from the first reel 202a is used, and detailed illustration and description thereof will be omitted. The third reel module 201c has the same configuration as the first reel module 201a except that the third reel 202c having a different design from the first reel 202a (and the second reel 202b) is used, and detailed illustration and description are omitted. To do.

As shown in FIGS. 9 to 12, the first reel module 201a of the first embodiment includes a first reel 202a, a reel motor 261, a reel connecting member 271, a reel sensor 281, a motor cover 300, and a back. It includes a lamp unit 400 and a reel bracket 451. As shown in FIG. 12, the first reel 202a includes a reel tape 211, a reel wheel 221 and a reel frame 251. The reel tape 211 is formed in an annular shape in which a plurality of patterns (not shown) are drawn on the outer peripheral surface by joining the ends of the film material formed in an elongated strip shape to each other. In the reel tape 211, one side edge of the reel tape 211 (on the right side closer to the reel bracket 451) is wound around the outer peripheral surface portion 255 (see FIG. 22) of the reel frame 251 and the other side (far from the reel bracket 451). The side edge portion (on the left side) is wound around the outer peripheral surface portion 225 (see FIG. 20) of the reel wheel 221 to form an annular shape by the reel tape 211 and the reel wheel 221.

As shown in FIGS. 20 and 21, the reel wheel 221 is formed in a substantially disk shape using a resin material, and is connected to an outer peripheral ring portion 224 formed in an annular shape and an output shaft 266 of the reel motor 261. It has a hub portion 231 and a plurality of spoke portions 228 that connect the outer peripheral ring portion 224 and the hub portion 231. The outer peripheral ring portion 224 is formed with an outer peripheral surface portion 225 to which the other side edge portion of the reel tape 211 (to the left far from the reel bracket 451) is attached and wound. At the other end of the outer peripheral surface portion 225, a rim portion 226 that projects outward in the radial direction of the outer peripheral ring portion 224 and extends along the other side edge portion of the reel tape 211 is formed.

The hub portion 231 has an outer cylinder portion 232 and an inner cylinder portion 242 that are formed in a tubular shape having different diameters and are arranged at coaxial positions. A plurality of trapezoidal connecting rib portions 234 for connecting the outer cylinder portion 232 and the inner cylinder portion 242 are formed between the outer cylinder portion 232 and the inner cylinder portion 242 in the hub portion 231. One end of the outer cylinder 232 (on the right side near the reel bracket 451) is partially blocked by the flat plate-shaped outer cylinder side partition 233, and the other end of the outer cylinder 232 (left far from the reel bracket 451). The end of) is open. The outer cylinder side partition wall portion 233 is connected to one end of the outer cylinder portion 232 and the other end of the inner cylinder portion 242, and is also connected to the end of each connecting rib portion 234.

The inner cylinder portion 242 is arranged so as to be offset from the outer cylinder portion 232 to one side (to the right near the reel bracket 451). A bearing cylinder portion 243 having a through hole 243a formed is formed in the center of the inner cylinder portion 242. The output shaft 266 of the reel motor 261 is inserted into the through hole 243a of the bearing cylinder portion 243 (see FIGS. 14 and 15). As shown in FIG. 21, a pair of reel-side engaging portions 244 are formed on one end side inside the inner cylinder portion 242. The pair of reel-side engaging portions 244 are formed in a groove shape that is connected to one end of the bearing cylinder portion 243 (through hole 243a) and extends laterally, and is provided on the output shaft 266 of the reel motor 261. It is adapted to engage with the shaft-side engaging portion 267 (tip-side engaging portion 269) (see FIGS. 14 and 15). As shown in FIG. 14, the through hole 243a of the bearing cylinder portion 243 has a hole diameter larger than the diameter of the output shaft 266 of the reel motor 261 and is between the bearing cylinder portion 243 and the output shaft 266. In addition, a tubular gap is formed to expose a part (machine key portion 268) of the shaft side engaging portion 267 in a state of being engaged with the reel side engaging portion 244.

As shown in FIG. 21, a plurality of reinforcing rib portions 245 for connecting the inner cylinder portion 242 and the bearing cylinder portion 243 are formed on one end side inside the inner cylinder portion 242. As shown in FIG. 20, an inner cylinder side partition wall portion 246 connected to the other end portion of the bearing cylinder portion 243 and the inner cylinder portion 242 is formed inside the inner cylinder portion 242. A reel connecting member receiving portion 247 surrounded by an inner peripheral portion of the inner cylinder portion 242 and an inner cylinder side partition wall portion 246 is formed on the other end side inside the inner cylinder portion 242. The reel connecting member receiving portion 247 receives the exposed portion 276 of the reel connecting member 271 when the inserting portion 272 of the reel connecting member 271 is inserted into the gap between the bearing cylinder portion 243 and the output shaft 266. (See FIG. 15). At the bottom of the reel connecting member receiving portion 247, a protruding portion 248 to which the protruding contact portion 279 of the reel connecting member 271 can come into contact is formed.

The spoke portion 228 is formed in a plate shape that protrudes from the outer peripheral surface of the outer cylinder portion 232 toward the outer peripheral ring portion 224 and is connected to the inner peripheral surface of the outer peripheral ring portion 224. Four spoke portions 228 are formed at intervals of 90 degrees along the rotation direction of the reel wheel 221.

As shown in FIG. 22, the reel frame 251 is formed in an annular shape using a resin material. On the outer peripheral side of the reel frame 251, an outer peripheral surface portion 255 to which one side edge portion of one of the reel tapes 211 (the right side closer to the reel bracket 451) is attached and wound is formed. A rim portion 256 is formed at one end of the outer peripheral surface portion 255 so as to project outward in the radial direction of the reel frame 251 and extend along one side edge portion of the reel tape 211.

On the inner peripheral side of the reel frame 251, the sensor detection unit 257 is formed at a position that can be detected by the reel sensor 281 when the first reel 202a rotates to a predetermined reference rotation position. The sensor detection unit 257 is formed in an inclined surface shape that is inclined so as to face the reel bracket 451 with respect to the inner peripheral surface of the reel frame 251 extending substantially parallel to the central axis of the reel frame 251 (first reel 202a). Reel. The sensor detection unit 257 is formed so as to extend over a half circumference on the inner peripheral side of the reel frame 251. As a result, every time the first reel 202a rotates 1/2, the reel sensor 281 switches from the non-detection state (or detection state) to the detection state (or non-detection state), and the first reel 202a rotates (180 degrees rotation). It is possible to detect that the reel has rotated to the reference rotation position (of one of the two types of reference rotation positions that differ only in angle) (see also FIGS. 30 and 31).

The reel motor 261 is configured by using a stepping motor, and rotationally drives the first reel 202a. As shown in FIG. 13, the reel motor 261 is attached and fixed to the cover attachment portion 481 of the reel bracket 451 together with the motor cover 300 in a state where the motor main body 262 is covered with the motor cover 300. As shown in FIG. 12, a first flange portion 263, a second flange portion 264, and a motor connector 265 are provided on a side portion (one end side) of the motor body 262 of the reel motor 261. The first flange portion 263 is formed in a substantially triangular shape and is arranged on the rear side of the motor main body 262. The second flange portion 264 is formed in a substantially triangular shape similar to the first flange portion 263, and is arranged on the front side of the motor main body 262 on the side opposite to the first flange portion 263. The motor connector 265 is arranged on the upper side of the motor main body 262.

As shown in FIG. 15, the output shaft 266 of the reel motor 261 is connected to the first reel 202a by the reel connecting member 271. As shown in FIGS. 16 and 17, a shaft-side engaging portion 267 is provided on the side portion of the output shaft 266 of the reel motor 261. The shaft-side engaging portion 267 includes a machine key portion 268 and a pair of tip-side engaging portions 269. The machine key portion 268 is formed in a rod shape using a metal material, and fits (by binding) with a fitting hole formed so as to penetrate the base end side of the output shaft 266 in the radial direction. As a result, the machine key portion 268 is coupled to the base end side of the output shaft 266 with both ends protruding sideways of the output shaft 266.

The tip-side engaging portion 269 is formed of a tubular shape having a larger outer diameter and a shorter length than the protruding portion of the machine key portion 268 by using a resin material. The pair of tip-side engaging portions 269 are attached to both ends of the machine key portion 268 protruding sideways of the output shaft 266. As a result, a pair of tip-side engaging portions 269 facing in opposite directions are arranged on the side of the output shaft 266. The pair of tip-side engaging portions 269 of the shaft-side engaging portion 267 have the pair of reel-side engaging portions of the reel wheel 221 in a state where the output shaft 266 is inserted into the bearing cylinder portion 243 (through hole 243a) of the reel wheel 221. It is designed to engage with the joint 244. A gap is formed between the tip-side engaging portion 269 and the output shaft 266 to expose a part of the machine key portion 268 (the base end portion in the protruding portion of the machine key portion 268).

As shown in FIGS. 23 and 24, the reel connecting member 271 is formed in a coma shape using a resin material, and connects the first reel 202a and the output shaft 266 of the reel motor 261. An insertion portion 272 to be inserted into the gap between the bearing cylinder portion 243 of the reel wheel 221 and the output shaft 266 of the reel motor 261 is formed on the end side of one of the reel connecting members 271 (the right side closer to the reel bracket 451). Will be done. The insertion portion 272 is formed in a tubular shape that matches the shape of the gap between the bearing cylinder portion 243 of the reel wheel 221 and the output shaft 266 of the reel motor 261. At one end of the insertion portion 272, a pair of introduction groove portions 273 extending along the extending direction of the insertion portion 272 are formed. When the insertion portion 272 is inserted into the gap between the bearing cylinder portion 243 and the output shaft 266, the (exposed) machine key portion 268 of the shaft side engaging portion 267 is introduced into the introduction groove portion 273 ( See FIGS. 16 and 18). At the other end of the introduction groove 273 (to the left far from the reel bracket 451), an engagement groove 274 extending in a direction perpendicular to the introduction groove 273 is formed. When the insertion portion 272 inserted in the gap between the bearing cylinder portion 243 and the output shaft 266 rotates clockwise when viewed from the other side, the (exposed) machine key portion of the shaft side engaging portion 267 introduced into the introduction groove portion 273. 268 is adapted to engage the engagement groove 274 (see FIGS. 17 and 19).

On the other end side of the reel connecting member 271 (to the left far from the reel bracket 451), an exposed portion 276 that is received by the reel connecting member receiving portion 247 of the reel wheel 221 and exposed to the outside is formed. The exposed portion 276 is formed in a substantially disk shape that matches the inner peripheral shape of the reel connecting member receiving portion 247. At the other end of the exposed portion 276, a rotation operation portion 277 for performing an operation of rotating the reel connecting member 271 around the central axis is formed so as to extend in a plate shape. The central portion of the rotation operation portion 277 is formed in a hexagonal column shape, and a hexagonal hole-shaped tool engaging hole 278 into which a tool (hexagonal wrench or the like) can be inserted is formed at the tip portion thereof. A flange-shaped protrusion contact portion 279 is formed on the outer peripheral portion of the exposed portion 276. The protrusion contact portion 279 hits the protrusion 248 of the reel connecting member receiving portion 247 when the exposed portion 276 received by the reel connecting member receiving portion 247 rotates 90 degrees clockwise or counterclockwise when viewed from the other side. The angle range in which the reel connecting member 271 can be rotated by touching and operating the rotation operation unit 277 is limited to 90 degrees. A receiving hole (not shown) for receiving the tip end side of the output shaft 266 is formed straddling the inside of the insertion portion 272 and the inside of the (hexagonal columnar) central portion of the rotation operation portion 277. .. Further, the shape of the tool engaging hole 278 is not limited to the hexagonal hole shape, and may be any hole shape corresponding to the shape of the tool used by a screwdriver or the like.

In order to connect the first reel 202a and the output shaft 266 of the reel motor 261 by the reel connecting member 271, first, the output shaft 266 of the reel motor 261 is passed through the through hole 243a of the bearing cylinder portion 243 of the first reel 202a. It is inserted from one end of the hole 243a. At this time, as shown in FIG. 14, the pair of reel-side engaging portions 244 of the first reel 202a and the pair of shaft-side engaging portions 267 (tip-side engaging portion 269) of the reel motor 261 are engaged with each other. .. Then, between the bearing cylinder portion 243 and the output shaft 266, there is a tubular gap that exposes a part (machine key portion 268) of the shaft side engaging portion 267 in a state of being engaged with the reel side engaging portion 244. It is formed.

Next, as shown in FIG. 15, the insertion portion 272 of the reel connecting member 271 is inserted into the gap between the bearing cylinder portion 243 and the output shaft 266 from the other end of the through hole 243a. At this time, the tip end side of the output shaft 266 inserted into the through hole 243a of the bearing cylinder portion 243 is received by the receiving hole portion (not shown) of the reel connecting member 271, and the shaft provided on the base end side of the output shaft 266. The (exposed) machine key portion 268 of the side engaging portion 267 is introduced into the introduction groove portion 273 of the insertion portion 272 (see FIGS. 16 and 18). At this time, the exposed portion 276 of the reel connecting member 271 is received by the reel connecting member receiving portion 247 of the first reel 202a.

Then, the rotation operation unit 277 of the reel connecting member 271 is manually picked and operated to rotate the reel connecting member 271 clockwise by 90 degrees when viewed from the other side. At this time, the insertion portion 272 of the reel connecting member 271 inserted in the gap between the bearing cylinder portion 243 and the output shaft 266 rotates clockwise, and the shaft side engaging portion 267 introduced into the introduction groove portion 273 of the insertion portion 272. The (exposed) machine key portion 268 engages with the engagement groove portion 274 (see FIGS. 17 and 19). The engaging groove portion 274 of the reel connecting member 271 and the (exposed) machine key portion 268 of the shaft side engaging portion 267 are engaged with each other, and the pair of reel side engaging portions 244 of the first reel 202a and the reel motor By holding the state in which the pair of shaft-side engaging portions 267 (tip-side engaging portions 269) of 261 are engaged, the reel connecting member 271 connects the first reel 202a and the output shaft 266 of the reel motor 261. Can be made to.

As described above, according to the present embodiment, since the first reel 202a and the output shaft 266 of the reel motor 261 can be connected by the reel connecting member 271 without using screws or the like, a tool such as a screwdriver is used. Even if this is not done, the first reel 202a and the output shaft 266 of the reel motor 261 can be easily connected. Further, the reel connecting member 271 in which the first reel 202a and the output shaft 266 of the reel motor 261 are connected is subjected to a rotation operation or the like opposite to the above-mentioned case, so that the first reel 202a and the reel motor 261 can be separated from each other. The output shaft 266 can be easily separated from the output shaft 266. Therefore, the work load when reusing the reel motor 261 and the like can be reduced. Further, the exposed portion 276 of the reel connecting member 271 is received by the reel connecting member receiving portion 247 recessed in the first reel 202a (reel wheel 221). Therefore, the rotation operation unit 277 of the reel connecting member 271 can be enlarged while suppressing the amount of protrusion with respect to the first reel 202a, and the reel connecting member 271 can be easily rotated.

If necessary, it is also possible to insert a tool such as a hexagon wrench into the tool engaging hole 278 of the reel connecting member 271 and rotate the reel connecting member 271 using a tool such as a hexagon wrench. The shape of the tool engagement hole 278 can be changed to a hole shape corresponding to the shape of the tool to be used, such as a hole shape corresponding to a (plus or minus) screwdriver, and the reel is connected using a tool such as a screwdriver. It is also possible to rotate the member 271. Further, if the tool engaging hole 278 is provided with a screw insertion hole, it is possible to connect the reel connecting member 271 and the output shaft 266 of the reel motor 261 using screws or the like (screws, bolts, etc.). is there.

As shown in FIGS. 25 to 26, the motor cover 300 includes a first cover member 301 and a second cover member 351 and is configured to cover the motor body 262 of the reel motor 261. As shown in FIG. 28, the first cover member 301 is formed in a box shape covering about half of the motor main body 262 by using a transparent resin material, and includes a first ceiling portion 311 and a first side wall portion 321. It has a first bottom portion 331. The first ceiling portion 311 is formed in a plate shape obtained by halving a hexagonal plate, and covers the other end of the motor main body 262 (to the left far from the reel bracket 451). A first shaft insertion hole portion 312 through which the output shaft 266 of the reel motor 261 is inserted is formed at the edge portion of the first ceiling portion 311.

The first side wall portion 321 is formed in a shape obtained by halving the hexagonal cylinder, and covers the side portion of the motor main body 262. A first connector insertion hole portion 322 through which the motor connector 265 of the reel motor 261 is inserted is formed at one edge of the first side wall portion 321. A claw-shaped protrusion-shaped first connector-side locking claw portion 323 is formed in the vicinity of the edge portion of the first side wall portion 321 on the same side as the first connector insertion hole portion 322. The second connector-side locking hole portion 373 of the second cover member 351 is locked to the first connector-side locking claw portion 323. Two claw-shaped protrusion-shaped first opposite-side locking claw portions 324 are formed in the vicinity of the edge portion of the first side wall portion 321 opposite to the first connector insertion hole portion 322. The second opposite side locking hole portion 374 of the second cover member 351 is locked to the first opposite side locking claw portion 324.

The first bottom portion 331 is formed in a plate shape obtained by halving a hexagonal plate, covers one end of the motor main body 262 (the right side near the reel bracket 451), and abuts on the other end. It has become. A first flange engaging portion 332 that projects laterally from the first cover member 301 is formed so as to straddle the outer peripheral side end portion of the first bottom portion 331 and one end portion of the first side wall portion 321. The first flange engaging portion 332 is adapted to engage with the first flange portion 263 of the reel motor 261. On the outer surface of the first bottom portion 331, a first mounting cylinder portion 333 to be inserted into the cover insertion hole portion 482 of the reel bracket 451 is formed. The first connector side flange portion 334 is formed in the vicinity of the edge portion of the first mounting cylinder portion 333 on the same side as the first connector insertion hole portion 322. A first flange portion 335 is formed in the vicinity of the edge portion of the first mounting cylinder portion 333 opposite to the first connector insertion hole portion 322.

As shown in FIG. 29, the second cover member 351 is formed in a box shape covering the other half of the motor main body 262 by using a transparent resin material, and includes the second ceiling portion 361 and the second side wall portion 371. , Has a second bottom 381. The second ceiling portion 361 is formed in a plate shape obtained by halving a hexagonal plate, and covers the other end of the motor main body 262 (to the left far from the reel bracket 451). A second shaft insertion hole 362 through which the output shaft 266 of the reel motor 261 is inserted is formed at the edge of the second ceiling 361. With the first cover member 301 and the second cover member 351 coupled, the first shaft insertion hole portion 312 and the second shaft insertion hole portion 362 are integrated to form one shaft insertion hole portion. ing.

The second side wall portion 371 is formed in a shape obtained by halving the hexagonal cylinder, and covers the side portion of the motor main body 262. A second connector insertion hole 372 through which the motor connector 265 of the reel motor 261 is inserted is formed at one edge of the second side wall 371. With the first cover member 301 and the second cover member 351 coupled, the first connector insertion hole portion 322 and the second connector insertion hole portion 372 are integrated to form one connector insertion hole portion. ing. Second connector side locking hole 373 that locks to the first connector side locking claw 323 of the first cover member 301 near the edge of the second side wall 371 on the same side as the second connector insertion hole 372. Is formed. The second opposite side locking hole portion 374 that locks to the first opposite side locking claw portion 324 of the first cover member 301 near the edge portion on the second side wall portion 371 opposite to the second connector insertion hole portion 372. Are formed in two.

The second bottom portion 381 is formed in a plate shape obtained by halving a hexagonal plate, covers one end of the motor main body 262 (the right side near the reel bracket 451), and abuts on the other end. It has become. A second flange engaging portion 382 that projects laterally from the second cover member 351 is formed so as to straddle the outer peripheral side end portion of the second bottom portion 381 and one end portion of the second side wall portion 371. The second flange engaging portion 382 is adapted to engage with the second flange portion 264 of the reel motor 261. On the outer surface of the second bottom portion 381, a second mounting cylinder portion 383 to be inserted into the cover insertion hole portion 482 of the reel bracket 451 is formed. A second connector side flange portion 384 is formed in the vicinity of the edge portion of the second mounting cylinder portion 383 on the same side as the second connector insertion hole portion 372. A second flange portion 385 is formed in the vicinity of the edge portion of the second mounting cylinder portion 383 opposite to the second connector insertion hole portion 372. With the first cover member 301 and the second cover member 351 coupled, the first mounting cylinder portion 333 and the second mounting cylinder portion 383 are integrated to form one mounting cylinder portion. Similarly, the first connector side flange portion 334 and the second connector side flange portion 384 are integrated to form one connector side flange portion, and the first opposite side flange portion 335 and the second opposite side flange portion 385 are formed. It is integrated to form one opposite flange portion.

The motor cover 300 is attached and fixed to a cover attachment portion 481 formed in the center of the left side portion of the reel bracket 451 while covering the motor main body 262 of the reel motor 261 (see FIGS. 9 and 10). As shown in FIG. 12, the cover mounting portion 481 of the reel bracket 451 is formed in a trapezoidal shape capable of supporting the first and second bottom portions 331 and 381 of the motor cover 300. At the center of the cover mounting portion 481, a cover insertion hole portion 482 through which the first and second mounting cylinder portions 333 and 383 of the motor cover 300 are inserted is formed. With the first and second mounting cylinders 333 and 383 inserted into the cover insertion hole 482, the motor cover 300 has a cover attachment / detachment position that can be attached / detached to the cover attachment 481 and a cover attachment / detachment position 481. It is configured to be rotatable and movable between the cover mounting position and the cover mounting position where it is mounted and fixed.

As shown in FIG. 11, one (right) surface side of the cover mounting portion 481 is provided with a connector-side flange locking portion 483, an opposite-side flange locking portion 484, and a reverse stopper portion 485. When the motor cover 300 is rotationally moved to the cover mounting position, the connector-side flange locking portion 483 is locked to the first and second connector-side flange portions 334 and 384 of the motor cover 300, and the cover insertion hole portions 482 to the first And the second mounting cylinder portion 333, 383 is restricted from coming out. When the motor cover 300 is rotationally moved to the cover mounting position, the opposite side flange locking portion 484 is locked to the first and second opposite side flange portions 335 and 385 of the motor cover 300, and the cover insertion hole portions 482 to the first And the second mounting cylinder portion 333, 383 is restricted from coming out.

The reverse stopper portion 485 enables rotational movement from the cover attachment / detachment position of the motor cover 300 to the cover attachment position, but when the motor cover 300 rotationally moves to the cover attachment position,
It is close to the edges of the first and second opposite flange portions 335 and 385, and restricts the rotational movement of the motor cover 300 from the cover mounting position to the cover attachment / detachment position. For example, when the motor cover 300 is rotationally moved from the cover attachment / detachment position to the cover attachment position, the reverse stopper portion 485 is elastically deformed by sliding contact with the first and second opposite side flange portions 335 and 385. Then, when the motor cover 300 is rotationally moved to the cover mounting position, the reversing stopper portion 485 is restored by elastic force and approaches the edges of the first and second opposite side flange portions 335 and 385. When the reversing stopper portion 485 is restored by an elastic force, the reversing stopper portion 485 abuts on a stopper contact portion (not shown) and is configured to make a sound. As a result, it is possible to easily recognize that the motor cover 300 has rotated and moved to the cover mounting position.

In order to attach and fix the motor cover 300 to the cover attachment portion 481 of the reel bracket 451, first, as shown in FIG. 27, the motor body 262 of the reel motor 261 is covered by about half each, and the first cover member 301 and The second cover member 351 is attached to the motor body 262. At this time, the first flange portion 263 of the reel motor 261 and the first flange engaging portion 332 of the first cover member 301 are aligned with each other, and the second flange portion 264 of the reel motor 261 and the second cover member 351 are second. The orientations of the first cover member 301 and the second cover member 351 are adjusted so that the flange engaging portion 382 is aligned with the position.

Next, as shown in FIGS. 25 to 26, the first cover member 301 and the second cover member 351 are brought close to each other and connected to each other. At this time, the second connector-side locking hole portion 373 of the second cover member 351 is locked to the first connector-side locking claw portion 323 of the first cover member 301, and the second cover member 351 is engaged with the second opposite side. By locking the blind hole portion 374 to the first opposite side locking claw portion 324 of the first cover member 301, the first cover member 301 and the second cover member 351 are coupled and held. As a result, the motor cover 300 is in a state of covering the motor body 262 of the reel motor 261.

At this time, the first flange engaging portion 332 of the first cover member 301 engages with the first flange portion 263 of the reel motor 261 and the second flange engaging portion 382 of the second cover member 351 is the second of the reel motor 261. 2 By engaging with the flange portion 264, the lateral movement of the motor body 262 is restricted. In addition to the above engagement, the first and second bottoms 331 and 381 of the motor cover 300 abut on one end of the motor body 262 to restrict movement of the motor body 262 to one or the other. .. Therefore, the reel motor 261 is fixed to the motor cover 300 with the motor body 262 covered by the motor cover 300.

Next, the first and second mounting cylinder portions 333 and 383 of the motor cover 300 are inserted into the cover insertion hole portion 482 of the reel bracket 451. In the cover insertion hole portion 482, the passing portions of the first and second connector side flange portions 334 and 384 of the motor cover 300 and the passing portions of the first and second opposite side flange portions 335 and 385 are the first and first passage portions. The outer peripheral shapes of the two connector side flange portions 334 and 384 and the outer peripheral shapes of the first and second opposite side flange portions 335 and 385 are formed to have different sizes. Therefore, the first and second mounting cylinders 333 and 383 can be inserted into the cover insertion hole 482 only when the motor cover 300 is oriented in the normal mounting direction (direction corresponding to the cover attachment / detachment position). It has become.

Then, with the first and second mounting cylinders 333 and 383 being inserted into the cover insertion hole 482, the motor cover 300 is rotationally moved from the cover attachment / detachment position to the cover attachment position. At this time, the connector-side flange locking portion 483 of the reel bracket 451 is locked to the first and second connector-side flange portions 334 and 384 of the motor cover 300, and the cover insertion holes 482 to the first and second mounting cylinders. Restrict the exit of parts 333 and 383. The opposite side flange locking portion 484 of the reel bracket 451 is locked to the first and second opposite side flange portions 335 and 385 of the motor cover 300, and the cover insertion hole portion 482 to the first and second mounting cylinder portions 333. Regulate 383 from coming out. The reversing stopper portion 485 of the reel bracket 451 is brought close to the edges of the first and second opposite side flange portions 335 and 385 after being elastically deformed by sliding contact with the first and second opposite side flange portions 335 and 385. The rotational movement of the motor cover 300 from the cover attachment position to the cover attachment / detachment position is restricted.

As a result, the motor cover 300 is attached and fixed to the cover attachment portion 481 of the reel bracket 451 in a state of covering the motor main body 262 of the reel motor 261. The reel 202a can be rotatably supported (see FIGS. 9 and 10). As described above, according to the present embodiment, since the motor body 262 of the reel motor 261 is covered with the motor cover 300, it is possible to prevent the reel motor 261 from becoming dirty. For example, even if the reel motor 261 is used for a long period of time, the reel motor 261 is prevented from being soiled by dust and the like generated in the amusement park (for example, cigarette tar), so that the reel motor can be reused. The ratio of 261 can be improved. Further, the motor cover 300 is attached and fixed to the cover attachment portion 481 of the reel bracket 451 and the reel motor 261 is attached to the motor cover 300 by the first flange engaging portion 332 and the second flange engaging portion 382 of the motor cover 300. Is fixed to. As a result, the motor cover 300 can be easily attached and fixed to the reel bracket 451 together with the reel motor 261 without using a tool such as a screwdriver.

As shown in FIGS. 9 and 10, the back lamp unit 400 is located inside the first reel 202a and is attached to the reel bracket 451 so as to face forward, and the outer peripheral portion of the first reel 202a on which the design is drawn. (Reel tape 211) can be illuminated from the inside. As shown in FIGS. 33 to 36, the back lamp unit 400 holds the back lamp substrate 401 on which the LED lamps 403a to 403c are arranged and the back lamp substrate 401 and is attached to the reel bracket 451. The area for three symbols on the first reel 202a can be individually illuminated for each area for one symbol.

An upper LED lamp 403a, an intermediate LED lamp 403b, and a lower LED lamp 403c are arranged on the mounting surface 402 of the back lamp substrate 401 facing forward. Further, a lamp board connector 405 is arranged on the rear surface of the back lamp board 401. Two upper LED lamps 403a are arranged side by side on the upper side of the mounting surface 402, and illuminate an area corresponding to one upper symbol among the areas corresponding to three symbols on the first reel 202a. Two intermediate LED lamps 403b are arranged side by side in the center of the mounting surface 402, and illuminate the area of one central symbol among the areas of three symbols on the first reel 202a. Two lower LED lamps 403c are arranged side by side on the lower side of the mounting surface 402, and illuminate the area of one symbol on the lower side of the area of three symbols on the first reel 202a. ..

The back lamp house 411 is a molded product formed into a block shape having three lamp holes 421a to 421c by molding using a resin material. A plate-shaped mounting arm portion 412 projecting rearward is formed on the right side portion of the back lamp house 411. The mounting arm portion 412 is mounted and fixed to the back lamp mounting portion 474 of the reel bracket 451 so that the three lamp hole portions 421a to 421c face forward. As shown in FIGS. 35 and 38, a substrate receiving portion 413 for receiving the back lamp substrate 401 is formed on the rear side of the back lamp house 411 so that the mounting surface 402 faces forward. A substrate locking protrusion 415 that locks to the upper right end portion and the lower right end portion of the back lamp substrate 401 is formed on the upper right side and the lower right side of the substrate receiving portion 413. On the left side of the substrate receiving portion 413, a substrate fixing claw portion 416 that elastically and deformably engages with the left end portion of the back lamp substrate 401 is formed.

As shown in FIG. 35, the back lamp substrate 401 is received and held by the substrate receiving portion 413 in a state where the substrate locking protrusion 415 is locked at the right end portion and the substrate fixing claw portion 416 is locked at the left end portion. Will be done. With the back lamp substrate 401 being received and held by the substrate receiving portion 413, as shown in FIGS. 33 and 34, the upper LED is passed through the upper lamp hole portion 421a, the intermediate lamp hole portion 421b, and the lower lamp hole portion 421c. The lamp 403a, the intermediate LED lamp 403b, and the lower LED lamp 403c are exposed forward. The upper lamp hole portion 421a is formed with an opening on the upper side of the back lamp substrate 401 so as to expose the upper LED lamp 403a to the front. The intermediate lamp hole portion 421b is formed with an opening in the center of the back lamp substrate 401 so as to expose the intermediate LED lamp 403b to the front. The lower lamp hole portion 421c is formed with an opening on the lower side of the back lamp substrate 401 so as to expose the lower LED lamp 403c to the front.

As shown in FIGS. 36 and 37, a contact surface 422 that contacts the mounting surface 402 of the back lamp substrate 401 is formed on the rear side of the trailing edge portion of the lower lamp hole portion 421c. An opening forming surface 423 is formed on the inner peripheral side of the trailing edge of the lower lamp hole portion 421c to form an opening through which the lower LED lamp 403c is inserted. Further, a chamfered substrate-side inclined surface 424 connected to the contact surface 422 and the opening forming surface 423 is formed on the trailing edge of the lower lamp hole portion 421c. On the front side of the lower lamp hole portion 421c, a front inclined surface 425 that expands vertically and horizontally as it goes forward is formed. Similar to the lower lamp hole portion 421c, the upper lamp hole portion 421a and the intermediate lamp hole portion 421b are also formed with a contact surface 422, an opening forming surface 423, a substrate side inclined surface 424, and a front inclined surface 425. Detailed illustration and description will be omitted.

To assemble the back lamp unit 400, first, the back lamp substrate 401 is arranged so as to overlap the substrate receiving portion 413 of the back lamp house 411, and the right end portion of the back lamp substrate 401 is placed on the substrate locking projection of the back lamp house 411. It is locked to the portion 415. Then, the back lamp substrate 401 is pushed toward the substrate receiving portion 413, and the left end portion of the back lamp substrate 401 is locked to the substrate fixing claw portion 416 of the back lamp house 411. As a result, the back lamp substrate 401 is received by the substrate receiving portion 413 of the back lamp house 411 in a state where the substrate locking protrusion 415 is locked at the right end portion and the substrate fixing claw portion 416 is locked at the left end portion. It is held and the back lamp unit 400 is assembled.

At this time, the mounting surface 402 of the back lamp substrate 401 comes into contact with the contact surfaces 422 formed at the trailing edges of the lamp holes 421a to 421c in the back lamp house 411. In the present embodiment, a chamfered substrate-side inclined surface 424 connected to the contact surface 422 and the opening forming surface 423 is formed at the trailing edges of the lamp holes 421a to 421c. Thereby, the position of the parting line in the molding process of the back lamp house 411 can be set to a position away from the contact surface 422 (for example, the position of the boundary line between the substrate side inclined surface 424 and the opening forming surface 423). .. Therefore, when the mounting surface 402 of the back lamp board 401 comes into contact with the contact surface 422 of each lamp hole portion 421a to 421c, the mounting surface 402 of the back lamp board 401 is scratched by minute burrs or the like generated in the parting line. It becomes possible to prevent it from sticking.

As shown in FIGS. 10 to 12, the reel bracket 451 is formed in a plate shape using a resin material, and the reel motor 261 and the motor cover 300, the back lamp unit 400, and the reel are on the left side of the reel bracket 451. The sensor 281 can be attached. A plate-shaped upper bracket joint portion 452 is formed on the upper side of the front portion of the reel bracket 451. The upper bracket coupling portion 452 is coupled to the left side of the intermediate portion of the upper flange portion 502 of the reel module mounting member 501 by using the bracket coupling member 491. A plate-shaped lower bracket joint 458 is formed on the lower front side of the reel bracket 451. The lower bracket coupling portion 458 is coupled to the left side of the intermediate portion of the lower flange portion 508 of the reel module mounting member 501 by using the bracket coupling member 491. The bracket coupling member 491 is configured by using a Nylatch or the like.

The upper connector mounting portion 453 is formed on the left side of the upper bracket connecting portion 452. The upper connector mounting portion 453 is a bifurcated motor cable (not shown) that is electrically connected to the reel motor 261 and the reel relay board 521 and is electrically connected to the reel sensor 281 and the reel relay board 521 (not shown). ), The first motor cable connector 456 provided at one end is attached. Guide pin engagement holes 454 with which the guide pins 457 of the first motor cable connector 456 are engaged are formed on both sides of the upper connector mounting portion 453. The first motor cable connector 456 attached to the upper connector attachment portion 453 is a reel arranged in the front portion of the reel relay board 521 when the first reel module 201a is housed on the left side of the reel module attachment member 501. It is fitted with a relay connector (not shown) and electrically connected. The second motor cable connector (not shown) provided at the other end of the motor cable (not shown) is electrically connected to the motor connector 265 of the reel motor 261. A third motor cable connector (not shown) provided at the other end of the motor cable (not shown) is electrically connected to a sensor connector (not shown) of the reel sensor 281. Further, a cable insertion portion 455 through which the motor cable extending toward the reel motor 261 and the reel sensor 281 is inserted is formed in the lower right portion of the upper bracket coupling portion 452.

A rear connector mounting portion 463 is formed on the rear upper side of the reel bracket 451. The rear connector mounting portion 463 is provided with a first lamp cable connector 466 provided at one end of a lamp cable (not shown) electrically connected to the back lamp board 401 and the lamp relay board (not shown). Is attached. Guide pin engagement holes 464 to which the guide pins 467 of the first lamp cable connector 466 are engaged are formed on both sides of the rear connector mounting portion 463. The first lamp cable connector 466 attached to the rear connector mounting portion 463 is a lamp relay connector arranged on the lamp relay board when the first reel module 201a is housed on the left side of the reel module mounting member 501. (Not shown) is fitted and electrically connected. The second lamp cable connector (not shown) provided at the other end of the lamp cable (not shown) is electrically connected to the lamp board connector 405 of the back lamp board 401.

When the first reel module 201a is housed on the left side of the reel module mounting member 501, the first motor cable connector 456 is fitted with the reel relay connector (not shown) arranged on the reel relay board 521. The first lamp cable connector 466 is fitted with a lamp relay connector (not shown) arranged on the lamp relay board to be electrically connected. As a result, the reel motor 261 and the reel sensor 281 are electrically connected to the reel relay board 521 and the back lamp is simply mounted by accommodating the first reel module 201a on the left side of the reel module mounting member 501. The board 401 and the lamp relay board (not shown) can be electrically connected. Therefore, as in the conventional case, using individually prepared cables, the reel motor 261 and the reel relay board 521 are electrically connected, the reel sensor 281 and the reel relay board 521 are electrically connected, and the back lamp board 401 is connected. It is not necessary to make electrical connections to the lamp relay board separately, and the reel unit 200 can be assembled efficiently.

A collar portion 471 for covering the gap between the reels is formed in an arc shape at the center of the front portion of the reel bracket 451. A back lamp mounting portion 474 to which the back lamp unit 400 is mounted is formed on the front side of the left side portion of the reel bracket 451. Reel bracket 451
A cover mounting portion 481 to which the motor cover 300 is mounted so as to cover the reel motor 261 (motor body 262) is formed in the center of the left side portion of the above. As described above, the cover mounting portion 481 is provided with a cover insertion hole portion 482, a connector-side flange locking portion 483, an opposite-side flange locking portion 484, and a reverse stopper portion 485. A sensor mounting portion 477 to which the reel sensor 281 is mounted is formed in the vicinity of the reel frame 251 on the upper left side of the reel bracket 451.

As shown in FIG. 32, the reel sensor 281 is tilted toward the sensor detection unit 257 with respect to the inner peripheral surface of the reel frame 251 extending substantially parallel to the central axis of the reel frame 251 (first reel 202a). Then, it is attached to the sensor attachment portion 477. The reel sensor 281 is a so-called reflection type optical sensor, and includes a light emitting unit 282 that emits detection light in an oblique direction with respect to the sensor detection unit 257 and a light receiving unit 283 that receives the detection light reflected by the sensor detection unit 257. Is composed of. The light emitting unit 282 and the light receiving unit 283 are arranged side by side along the direction in which the central axis of the reel frame 251 (first reel 202a) extends. Further, the reel sensor 281 is provided with a sensor connector (not shown) that is electrically connected to the above-mentioned third motor cable connector (not shown).

When the first reel 202a is driven by the reel motor 261 and rotates, the reel sensor 281 detects the sensor detection unit 257 of the first reel 202a that has rotated to a predetermined reference rotation position. At this time, as shown in FIG. 32 (A), the detection light emitted from the light emitting unit 282 of the reel sensor 281 is reflected by the sensor detection unit 257 of the reel frame 251 (first reel 202a) and received by the reel sensor 281. It is detected in part 283. As a result, the reel sensor 281 switches from the non-detection state to the detection state.

When the first reel 202a rotates 1/2 after the reel sensor 281 switches from the non-detection state to the detection state, the sensor detection unit 257 of the first reel 202a passes through the reel sensor 281, so that the reel sensor 281 moves from the detection state. Switches to the undetected state. At this time, as shown in FIG. 32 (B), the detection light emitted from the light emitting unit 282 of the reel sensor 281 is not reflected by the sensor detection unit 257 of the reel frame 251 (first reel 202a), and the reel frame 251 is pressed. Since it passes through, it is not detected by the light receiving unit 283 of the reel sensor 281. When the first reel 202a rotates 1/2 after the reel sensor 281 is switched from the detection state to the non-detection state, the sensor detection unit 257 of the first reel 202a is detected by the reel sensor 281. Therefore, the reel sensor 281 Switches from the undetected state to the detected state.

In the present embodiment, the sensor detection unit 257 is formed on the inner peripheral side of the reel frame 251 at a position that can be detected by the reel sensor 281 when the first reel 202a rotates to a predetermined reference rotation position. In this way, the sensor detection unit 257 is provided at a position as close as possible to the outer peripheral surface of the first reel 202a, that is, at a position where the turning radius is as large as possible, so that the reel sensor 281 is detected when the sensor detection unit 257 is detected. It is possible to suppress variations in the rotation angle (number of steps of the stepping motor) of the reel motor 261. This is because the larger the turning radius of the sensor detection unit 257, the smaller the detection error of the rotation angle of the first reel 202a, which corresponds to the detection error of the circumferential position of the first reel 202a (sensor detection unit 257). Therefore, according to the present embodiment, it is possible to detect the rotation angle of the reel motor 261 with high accuracy.

Further, the sensor detection unit 257 is formed so as to extend over a half circumference on the inner peripheral side of the reel frame 251. As a result, the rotation angle of the reel motor 261 when the reel sensor 281 switches from the non-detection state to the detection state and the rotation angle of the reel motor 261 when the reel sensor 281 switches from the detection state to the non-detection state can be determined with high accuracy. Since it can be detected, it becomes possible to control the rotation of the reel using these rotation angles with high accuracy.

Further, the sensor detection unit 257 of the reel sensor 281 and the reel frame 251 is arranged so as to be inclined with respect to the inner peripheral surface of the reel frame 251 extending substantially parallel to the central axis of the reel frame 251 (first reel 202a). .. As a result, the inclination angle of the detection light emitted from the light emitting portion 282 of the reel sensor 281 (which is a reflection type optical sensor) with respect to the inner peripheral surface of the reel frame 251 extending substantially parallel to the central axis of the reel frame 251 is suppressed to a small value. be able to. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 32 (B), light is emitted from the light emitting unit 282 of the reel sensor 281 at a portion of the reel frame 251 where the sensor detection unit 257 is not formed without increasing the thickness of the reel frame 251 in the radial direction. It becomes possible to form the escape portion 258 of the detection light. Therefore, since the radial thickness of the reel frame 251 can be suppressed to be small, the sensor detection unit 257 is formed at a position as close as possible to the outer peripheral surface of the first reel 202a (reel frame 251), that is, at a position where the turning radius is as large as possible. be able to.

<Characteristic configuration in the first embodiment>
<Characteristic configuration of reel connecting member>
In the present embodiment, the output shaft 266 of the reel motor 261 is inserted into the bearing cylinder portion 243 (through hole 243a) of the first reel 202a from one end, and the reel is inserted between the bearing cylinder portion 243 and the output shaft 266. A gap is formed to expose a part (machine key portion 268) of the shaft side engaging portion 267 engaged with the side engaging portion 244. Then, the reel connecting member 271 is inserted into the gap between the bearing cylinder portion 243 and the output shaft 266 from the other end of the bearing cylinder portion 243 (through hole 243a) and is engaged with the reel side engaging portion 244. The first reel 202a and the output shaft 266 are connected by engaging with a part of the shaft side engaging portion 267 (machine key portion 268). In this way, as described above, the first reel 202a and the output shaft 266 of the reel motor 261 can be connected by the reel connecting member 271 without using screws or the like, so that a tool such as a screwdriver is used. Even if this is not done, the first reel 202a and the output shaft 266 of the reel motor 261 can be easily connected.

Further, one side (insertion portion 272) of the reel connecting member 271 is formed in a tubular shape according to the shape of the gap between the bearing cylinder portion 243 and the output shaft 266, and the other side of the bearing cylinder portion 243 (through hole 243a). It is inserted from the end into the gap between the bearing cylinder portion 243 and the output shaft 266, and engages with a part of the shaft side engaging portion 267 (machine key portion 268) in a state of being engaged with the reel side engaging portion 244. .. In this way, since the rotation operation can be performed on the reel connecting member 271, one side of the reel connecting member 271 (engagement groove portion 274 of the insertion portion 272) and a part of the shaft side engaging portion 267 ( The machine key portion 268) can be securely engaged.

<Characteristic configuration of reel sensor>
In the present embodiment, the sensor detection unit 257 is formed at a position on the inner peripheral side of the reel frame 251 that can be detected by the reel sensor 281 when the first reel 202a rotates to a predetermined reference rotation position. In this way, the sensor detection unit 257 is provided at a position as close as possible to the outer peripheral surface of the first reel 202a, that is, at a position where the turning radius is as large as possible, so that the reel sensor 281 detects the sensor detection unit 257 as described above. It is possible to suppress variations in the rotation angle (number of steps of the stepping motor) of the reel motor 261 detected at the time of the operation. Therefore, the rotation angle of the reel motor 261 can be detected with high accuracy.

Further, the sensor detection unit 257 is formed so as to extend over a half circumference on the inner peripheral side of the reel frame 251. As a result, the rotation angle of the reel motor 261 when the reel sensor 281 switches from the non-detection state to the detection state and the rotation angle of the reel motor 261 when the reel sensor 281 switches from the detection state to the non-detection state can be determined with high accuracy. Since it can be detected, it becomes possible to control the rotation of the reel using these rotation angles with high accuracy.

<Characteristic configuration of motor cover>
In the present embodiment, the reel motor 261 is reeled by motor fixing means such as the first flange engaging portion 332 and the second flange engaging portion 382 of the motor cover 300 in a state where the motor body 262 is covered with the motor cover 300. Fixed to the bracket 451 the reel bracket 451 rotatably supports the first reel 202a via a reel motor 261. In this way, since the motor body 262 of the reel motor 261 is covered with the motor cover 300, it is possible to prevent the reel motor 261 from becoming dirty. Further, the motor cover 300 can be easily attached and fixed to the reel bracket 451 together with the reel motor 261 without using a tool such as a screwdriver.

<Characteristic configuration of back lamp unit>
In the present embodiment, the back lamp house 411 (board contact member) provided in contact with the mounting surface 402 of the back lamp substrate 401 has lamp holes 421a to 421c for exposing the LED lamps 403a to 403c, and the lamp holes. A chamfered substrate-side inclined surface 424 is formed at the edge of the portions 421a to 421c on the side in contact with the back lamp substrate 401. As a result, the position of the parting line in the molding process of the back lamp house 411 is set to a position away from the contact surface 422 with the mounting surface 402 (for example, the position of the boundary line between the substrate side inclined surface 424 and the opening forming surface 423). Can be set. Therefore, when the mounting surface 402 of the back lamp board 401 comes into contact with the contact surface 422 of each lamp hole portion 421a to 421c, the mounting surface 402 of the back lamp board 401 is scratched by minute burrs or the like generated in the parting line. It becomes possible to prevent it from sticking.

<Characteristic configuration of reel base>
In the present embodiment, as the reel unit fixing means, the left side lock member 76 and the right side lock member 77 that fix the reel unit 200 to the reel base 70 at the first fixed position, and the reel unit 200 at the first fixed position and the position in the front-rear direction. A central lock member 78 that is fixed to the reel base 70 at a different second fixed position is provided, and the reel unit 200 is provided at the first fixed position or the second fixed position selected according to the specifications of the image display device of the front door. Is fixed to the reel base 70. As a result, it is not necessary to manufacture a dedicated reel base according to the specifications of the image display device (front door), and the reel base 70 on which the reel unit 200 is mounted can be shared.

<Modification example of reel sensor, etc.>
Next, a modification of the reel sensor and the reel frame, and a modification of the reel bracket to which the reel sensor is attached will be described with reference to FIGS. 39 to 42. As shown in FIGS. 39 and 40, the reel frame 601 of the modified example is formed in an annular shape using a resin material. An outer peripheral surface portion 605 and a rim portion 606 are formed on the outer peripheral side of the reel frame 601. The outer peripheral surface portion 605 and the rim portion 606 have the same configuration as the outer peripheral surface portion 255 and the rim portion 256 of the first embodiment described above. The configuration of the first reel excluding the reel frame 601 is the same as that of the first reel 202a of the first embodiment described above. That is, although detailed illustration is omitted, the first reel of the modified example includes the reel tape 211 of the first embodiment, the reel wheel 221 of the first embodiment, and the reel frame 601 of the modified example. Will be done.

On the inner peripheral side of the reel frame 601, a sensor detection unit 607 is formed at a position that can be detected by the reel sensor 681 when the first reel rotates to a predetermined reference rotation position. The sensor detection unit 607 is formed in a rib shape that projects inward in the radial direction of the reel frame 601. The sensor detection unit 607 is formed so as to extend over a half circumference on the inner peripheral side of the reel frame 601. As a result, every time the first reel rotates 1/2, the reel sensor 681 switches from the non-detection state (or detection state) to the detection state (or non-detection state), and the first reel rotates (only a rotation angle of 180 degrees). It is possible to detect rotation to the reference rotation position (of either of two different types of reference rotation positions) (see also FIGS. 41 and 42).

As shown in FIG. 39, the reel bracket 651 of the modified example is formed in a plate shape using a resin material, and the reel motor 261 and the motor cover 300 of the first embodiment and the first The back lamp unit 400 of the embodiment and the reel sensor 681 of the modified example can be attached. A plate-shaped upper bracket joint portion 652 is formed on the upper side of the front portion of the reel bracket 651. The upper bracket coupling portion 652 is coupled to the left side of the intermediate portion of the upper flange portion 502 of the reel module mounting member 501 by using the bracket coupling member 491. A plate-shaped lower bracket joint portion 658 is formed on the lower front portion of the reel bracket 651. The lower bracket coupling portion 658 is coupled to the left side of the intermediate portion of the lower flange portion 508 of the reel module mounting member 501 by using the bracket coupling member 491.

A collar portion, a back lamp mounting portion, and a cover mounting portion are formed on each portion of the reel bracket 651 as in the first embodiment described above (detailed illustration is omitted). A relay board mounting portion 653 to which the first relay board 656 and the second relay board 657 are mounted is formed on the upper left side of the reel bracket 651. The first relay board 656 is electrically connected to the reel motor 261 and the reel sensor 681. The second relay board 657 is electrically connected to the back lamp board 401. A sensor mounting portion 677 to which the reel sensor 681 is mounted is formed in the vicinity of the reel frame 601 on the lower side of the left side portion of the reel bracket 651.

As shown in FIGS. 41 and 42, the reel sensor 681 of the modified example is mounted on the sensor mounting portion 677 with a slight downward inclination so as to face the outer peripheral side of the reel frame 601 substantially parallel to the reel bracket 651. Be done. The reel sensor 681 is a so-called reflection type optical sensor, and includes a light emitting unit 682 that emits detection light in an oblique direction with respect to the sensor detection unit 607 and a light receiving unit 683 that receives the detection light reflected by the sensor detection unit 607. Is composed of. The light emitting unit 682 and the light receiving unit 683 are arranged side by side along the circumferential direction of the reel frame 601 (first reel). Further, the reel sensor 681 is provided with a sensor connector 684 that is electrically connected to the connector of the first relay board 656 via a sensor cable (not shown).

When the first reel is driven by the reel motor 261 and rotates, the reel sensor 681 detects the sensor detection unit 607 of the first reel rotated to a predetermined reference rotation position. At this time, the detection light emitted from the light emitting unit 682 of the reel sensor 681 is reflected by the sensor detection unit 607 of the reel frame 601 (first reel) and detected by the light receiving unit 683 of the reel sensor 681. As a result, the reel sensor 681 switches from the non-detection state to the detection state.

When the first reel rotates 1/2 after the reel sensor 681 is switched from the non-detection state to the detection state, the sensor detection unit 607 of the first reel passes through the reel sensor 681, so that the reel sensor 681 is not detected from the detection state. Switch to the state. At this time, the detection light emitted from the light emitting unit 682 of the reel sensor 681 passes through the reel frame 601 without being reflected by the sensor detection unit 607 of the reel frame 601 (first reel), so that the light receiving unit 683 of the reel sensor 681 Not detected by. When the first reel rotates 1/2 after the reel sensor 681 is switched from the detection state to the non-detection state, the sensor detection unit 607 of the first reel is detected by the reel sensor 681, so that the reel sensor 681 is not. Switches from the detection state to the detection state.

Also in this modification, the sensor detection unit 607 is formed on the inner peripheral side of the reel frame 601 at a position that can be detected by the reel sensor 681 when the first reel rotates to a predetermined reference rotation position. Therefore, similarly to the first embodiment described above, the rotation angle of the reel motor 261 can be detected with high accuracy. Further, the sensor detection unit 607 is formed so as to extend over a half circumference on the inner peripheral side of the reel frame 601. As a result, the rotation angle of the reel motor 261 when the reel sensor 681 switches from the non-detection state to the detection state and the rotation angle of the reel motor 261 when the reel sensor 681 switches from the detection state to the non-detection state can be determined with high accuracy. Since it can be detected, it becomes possible to control the rotation of the reel using these rotation angles with high accuracy.

<Structure of Reel Module of Second Embodiment>
Next, the first reel module 701a of the second embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 43 to 53. As shown in FIGS. 43 to 46, the first reel module 701a of the second embodiment includes a first reel 202a, a reel motor 261, a reel connecting member 271, a reel sensor 281, a motor fixing plate 711, and the like. It includes a back lamp unit 400 and a reel bracket 751. The configurations of the first reel 202a, the reel motor 261 and the reel connecting member 271, the reel sensor 281 and the back lamp unit 400 in the second embodiment are the same as those in the first embodiment described above. Is designated by the same reference numerals as those in the first embodiment described above, and detailed description thereof will be omitted.

As shown in FIGS. 46 and 50, the reel bracket 751 of the second embodiment is formed in a plate shape using a resin material, and a reel motor 261 and a back lamp unit 400 are provided on the left side of the reel bracket 751. The reel sensor 281 can be attached. A plate-shaped upper bracket joint portion 752 is formed on the upper side of the front portion of the reel bracket 751. The upper bracket coupling portion 752 is coupled to the left side of the intermediate portion of the upper flange portion 502 of the reel module mounting member 501 by using the bracket coupling member 491. A plate-shaped lower bracket joint portion 758 is formed on the lower front portion of the reel bracket 751. The lower bracket coupling portion 758 is coupled to the left side of the intermediate portion of the lower flange portion 508 of the reel module mounting member 501 by using the bracket coupling member 491.

The upper connector mounting portion 753 is formed on the left side of the upper bracket connecting portion 752. The first motor cable connector 456 is attached to the upper connector attachment portion 753 as in the first embodiment. Guide pin engagement holes 754 with which the guide pins 457 of the first motor cable connector 456 are engaged are formed on both sides of the upper connector mounting portion 753. The first motor cable connector 456 attached to the upper connector attachment portion 753 is a reel arranged in the front portion of the reel relay board 521 when the first reel module 701a is housed on the left side of the reel module attachment member 501. It is fitted with a relay connector (not shown) and electrically connected. Further, a cable insertion portion 755 through which a motor cable (not shown) extending toward the reel motor 261 and the reel sensor 281 is inserted is formed in the lower right portion of the upper bracket coupling portion 752.

A rear connector mounting portion 763 is formed on the rear upper side of the reel bracket 751. The first lamp cable connector 466 is attached to the rear connector attachment portion 763 as in the first embodiment. Guide pin engagement holes 764 with which the guide pins 467 of the first lamp cable connector 466 are engaged are formed on both sides of the rear connector mounting portion 763. The first lamp cable connector 466 attached to the rear connector mounting portion 763 is a lamp relay connector arranged on the lamp relay board when the first reel module 701a is housed on the left side of the reel module mounting member 501. (Not shown) is fitted and electrically connected.

When the first reel module 701a is housed on the left side of the reel module mounting member 501, the first motor cable connector 456 is fitted with the reel relay connector (not shown) arranged on the reel relay board 521. The first lamp cable connector 466 is fitted with a lamp relay connector (not shown) arranged on the lamp relay board to be electrically connected. As a result, the assembly work of the reel unit can be efficiently performed as in the first embodiment.

A collar portion 771 for covering the gap between the reels is formed in an arc shape at the center of the front portion of the reel bracket 751. A back lamp mounting portion 774 to which the back lamp unit 400 is mounted is formed on the front side of the left side portion of the reel bracket 751 as in the first embodiment. A sensor mounting portion 477 to which the reel sensor 281 is mounted is formed on the upper left side of the reel bracket 751 as in the first embodiment. A motor cover portion 801 that covers the motor body 262 of the reel motor 261 is formed in the center of the left side portion of the reel bracket 751.

As shown in FIGS. 47 to 51, the motor cover portion 801 is formed in a dome shape protruding to the left of the reel bracket 751, and has a ceiling portion 811, a side wall portion 821, and a bottom portion 831. The ceiling portion 811 is formed in a disk shape, covers the other end of the motor main body 262 (the left side far from the reel bracket 451), and comes into contact with the other end. At the center of the ceiling portion 811 is a shaft insertion hole portion 812 through which the output shaft 266 of the reel motor 261 is inserted.

The side wall portion 821 is formed in a cylindrical shape so as to cover the side portion of the motor main body 262. A first flange engaging portion 822 projecting rearward of the motor cover portion 801 is formed on the rear side of the side wall portion 821. The first flange engaging portion 822 is adapted to engage with the first flange portion 263 of the reel motor 261. A second flange engaging portion 823 projecting forward of the motor cover portion 801 is formed on the front side of the side wall portion 821. The second flange engaging portion 823 is adapted to engage with the second flange portion 264 of the reel motor 261. A connector insertion hole 824 through which the motor connector 265 of the reel motor 261 is inserted is formed on the upper side of the side wall portion 821.

The bottom portion 831 is formed in a disk shape with an open center, and is connected to the left side portion of the reel bracket 751. A motor fixing plate 711 is attached to the back side (right side) of the bottom portion 831. Bracket-side engaging portions 832 that can engage with the plate-side engaging portion 713 of the motor fixing plate 711 are formed at two locations on the upper side and one location on the lower side of the bottom portion 831. On the left side of the edge of the bracket-side engaging portion 832, a bracket-side contact surface 833 to which the engaging claw portion 715 of the plate-side engaging portion 713 can come into contact is formed (see FIG. 49).

As shown in FIGS. 52 and 53, the motor fixing plate 711 is formed in a disk shape having an open center by using a resin material. The motor fixing plate 711 is attached to the back side (right side) of the bottom 831 of the motor cover 801 so as to cover the opening of the bottom 831 of the motor cover 801. On the inner peripheral side of the motor fixing plate 711, a bottom contact portion 712 protruding to the left of the motor fixing plate 711 is formed. The bottom contact portion 712 is adapted to contact one end of the motor body 262 (on the right side closer to the reel bracket 451).

Plate-side engaging portions 713 that can be engaged with the bracket-side engaging portion 832 of the motor cover portion 801 are formed at two locations on the upper side and one location on the lower side of the outer peripheral portion of the motor fixing plate 711. The plate-side engaging portion 713 is configured to include a deformable arm portion 714 that can be elastically deformed, and a pair of engaging claw portions 715 formed on the side surface of the deformable arm portion 714. The deformable arm portion 714 is formed in the shape of a U-shaped cross section protruding to the left of the motor fixing plate 711. The deformable arm portion 714 is inserted into the opening of the bracket side engaging portion 832. The engaging claw portion 715 is formed so as to project laterally from the deformed arm portion 714. The engaging claw portion 715 is adapted to come into contact with the edge portion of the bracket side engaging portion 832 when the deformed arm portion 714 is inserted into the opening of the bracket side engaging portion 832. A first plate-side contact surface 716 capable of contacting the edge of the bracket-side engaging portion 832 is formed on the side portion of the engaging claw portion 715. At one end of the engaging claw portion 715, a second plate-side contact surface 717 capable of contacting the bracket-side contact surface 833 of the bracket-side engaging portion 832 is formed (see FIG. 49).

In order to fix the reel motor 261 to the motor cover portion 801 by the motor fixing plate 711 in a state where the motor main body 262 is covered with the motor cover portion 801, first, as shown in FIG. 48, the motor main body 262 is attached to the reel bracket 751. It is housed inside the motor cover portion 801 from the right side of the above. At this time, the output shaft 266 of the reel motor 261 is inserted into the shaft insertion hole portion 812 of the motor cover portion 801. The first flange portion 263 of the reel motor 261 is engaged with the first flange engaging portion 822 of the motor cover portion 801. The second flange portion 264 of the reel motor 261 is engaged with the second flange engaging portion 823 of the motor cover portion 801. The motor connector 265 of the reel motor 261 is inserted into the connector insertion hole portion 824 of the motor cover portion 801.

Then, the plate-side engaging portion 713 of the motor fixing plate 711 and the bracket-side engaging portion 832 of the motor cover portion 801 are engaged with each other, and the motor fixing plate 711 is placed on the back side (right side) of the bottom portion 831 of the motor cover portion 801. Install. Here, while the deformed arm portion 714 of the plate-side engaging portion 713 is being inserted into the opening of the bracket-side engaging portion 832, the first plate of the engaging claw portion 715 formed on the side surface of the deformed arm portion 714. The side contact surface 716 abuts on the edge of the bracket side engaging portion 832, and the deformation arm portion 714 elastically deforms toward the center side of the motor fixing plate 711. When the deformed arm portion 714 is inserted into the opening of the bracket side engaging portion 832, the first plate side contact surface 716 of the engaging claw portion 715 separates from the edge portion of the bracket side engaging portion 832. Therefore, the deformed arm portion 714 tries to be restored, but before the deformed arm portion 714 is completely restored (with elastic deformation remaining), the second plate side contact surface 717 of the engaging claw portion 715 is a bracket. It abuts on the bracket side contact surface 833 of the side engaging portion 832. As a result, the plate-side engaging portion 713 of the motor fixing plate 711 and the bracket-side engaging portion 832 of the motor cover portion 801 are engaged, and the motor fixing plate 711 is placed on the back side (right side) of the bottom portion 831 of the motor cover portion 801. It is attached and fixed.

At this time, the first flange engaging portion 822 of the motor cover portion 801 engages with the first flange portion 263 of the reel motor 261 and the second flange engaging portion 823 of the motor cover portion 801 is the second flange of the reel motor 261. By engaging with the portion 264, the lateral movement of the motor body 262 is restricted. The bottom contact portion 712 of the motor fixing plate 711 abuts on one end of the motor body 262, and the ceiling portion 811 of the motor cover portion 801 abuts on the other end of the motor body 262. Movement to one or the other (right or left) is restricted.

Therefore, the reel motor 261 is fixed to the motor cover portion 801 (reel bracket 751) by the motor fixing plate 711 or the like in a state where the motor main body 262 is covered with the motor cover portion 801. The first reel 202a can be rotatably supported via 261 (see FIGS. 43 and 44). As described above, according to the present embodiment, since the motor main body 262 of the reel motor 261 is covered with the motor cover portion 801, it is possible to prevent the reel motor 261 from being soiled. For example, even if the reel motor 261 is used for a long period of time, the reel motor 261 is prevented from being soiled by dust and the like generated in the amusement park (for example, cigarette tar), so that the reel motor can be reused. The ratio of 261 can be improved. Further, the reel motor 261 is fixed to the motor cover portion 801 (reel bracket 751) by the motor fixing plate 711 or the like in a state where the motor main body 262 is covered with the motor cover portion 801. As a result, the reel motor 261 can be easily attached and fixed to the reel bracket 751 without using a tool such as a screwdriver.

Further, before the deformed arm portion 714 of the plate-side engaging portion 713 is completely restored (with elastic deformation remaining), the second plate-side contact surface 717 of the engaging claw portion 715 is the bracket-side engaging portion. It abuts on the bracket side contact surface 833 of 832. As a result, even if the length of the motor body 262 of the reel motor 261 changes due to a manufacturing error or the like, the motor fixing plate 711 can be one or the other (right side) of the motor body 262 by utilizing the elastic deformation of the deformation arm portion 714. Alternatively, since it is displaced to the left), it is possible to maintain a state in which the bottom contact portion 712 of the motor fixing plate 711 is in contact with the other end of the motor body 262. Therefore, the reel motor 261 can be easily fixed to the motor cover portion 801 by the motor fixing plate 711 without tightening the dimensional tolerance.

<Characteristic configuration in the second embodiment>
<Characteristic configuration of motor cover>
In the present embodiment, the reel motor 261 is fixed to the reel bracket 751 by a motor fixing means such as a motor fixing plate 711 in a state where the motor body 262 is covered with the motor cover portion 801. The reel bracket 751 is a reel. The first reel 202a is rotatably supported via the motor 261. In this way, since the motor body 262 of the reel motor 261 is covered with the motor cover portion 801, it is possible to prevent the reel motor 261 from becoming dirty. Further, the reel motor 261 can be easily attached and fixed to the reel bracket 751 without using a tool such as a screwdriver.

<Modification example>
In each of the above embodiments, as shown in FIG. 54, the groove portion 225a is formed on the outer peripheral surface portion 225 of the reel wheel 221 (outer peripheral ring portion 224), and the groove portion 255a is formed on the outer peripheral surface portion 255 of the reel frame 251. May be good. In this way, when the reel wheel 221 and the reel frame 251 are reused, the reel tape 211 attached to the outer peripheral surface portion 225 of the reel wheel 221 and the outer peripheral surface portion 255 of the reel frame 251 can be easily peeled off. it can. In order to maintain the strength of the reel, the groove portion 225a may be formed only on the outer peripheral surface portion 225 of the reel wheel 221. Further, the shape of the outer peripheral surface portion of the reel wheel 221 and the reel frame 251 is not limited to the shape having the groove portion, and may be a shape composed of a plurality of fine protrusions, and is a shape like a hook-and-loop fastener. May be good.

In each of the above-described embodiments, the output shaft 266 of the reel motor 261 is provided with a shaft-side engaging portion 267 whose both ends project sideways to the output shaft 266, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, a shaft-side engaging portion that protrudes only on one side of the output shaft 266 may be provided. In this case, the gap between the bearing cylinder portion 243 of the reel wheel 221 and the output shaft 266 of the reel motor 261 (and the insertion portion of the reel connecting member inserted into the gap) is unevenly distributed in a semi-cylindrical shape instead of a tubular shape. May be formed.

In each of the above-described embodiments, the sensor detection unit 257 (607) is formed so as to extend over a half circumference on the inner peripheral side of the reel frame 251 (601), but the present invention is not limited to this. It may be formed to have a shorter width (width detectable by the reel sensor 281 (681)).

In the above-described first embodiment, the first side wall portion 321 of the first cover member 301 and the second side wall portion 371 of the second cover member 351 are formed in a shape obtained by halving the hexagonal cylinder. The present invention is not limited to this, and for example, it may be formed in a shape obtained by halving a polygonal cylinder such as a quadrangle or an octagon, and at least four places on the side portion of the motor body 262 formed in a substantially columnar shape. Any configuration may be used as long as it is in contact with each other.

In each of the above-described embodiments, a chamfered substrate-side inclined surface 424 is formed at the edge of the lamp hole portions 421a to 421c of the back lamp house 411 on the side in contact with the back lamp substrate 401, but the present invention is limited to this. It is not something that can be done. For example, a chamfered substrate-side inclined surface is provided on the edge of the lamp hole of the lamp house provided in the first effect lamp 12 (or the left and right second effect lamps 13a and 13b) on the side in contact with the lamp substrate. It may be formed.

In each of the above-described embodiments, as an example of the gaming machine to which the present invention is applied, a slot machine (rotary drum type gaming machine) 1 using a gaming medal has been described as an example, but the present invention is not limited thereto. For example, it can be similarly applied to a rotating body type game machine using a game ball, a sparrow ball game machine, an arrange ball machine, a pachinko machine, and the like, and the same effect can be obtained.

1 slot machine (game machine)
2 Front door (opening and closing member)
5 Housing (main body member)
11 Image display device (11a display screen)
70 Reel base 76 Left lock member 77 Right lock member 78 Central lock member 102 Front door (deformation example)
111 image display device (111a display screen)
200 Reel Unit 201a 1st Reel Module (1st Embodiment)
201b 2nd reel module 201c 3rd reel module 202a 1st reel 211 Reel tape 221 Reel wheel 243 Bearing cylinder (243a through hole)
251 Reel frame 257 Sensor detection unit 261 Reel motor 262 Motor body 266 Output shaft 267 Shaft side engaging part 268 Machine key part 269 Tip side engaging part 271 Reel connecting member 272 Inserting part 276 Exposed part 281 Reel sensor 300 Motor cover 301 1 Cover member 332 1st flange engaging part 351 2nd cover member 382 2nd flange engaging part 400 Back lamp unit 401 Back lamp board 402 Mounting surface 403a Upper LED lamp 403b Intermediate LED lamp 403c Lower LED lamp 411 Back lamp house 421a Upper lamp hole 421b Intermediate lamp hole 421c Lower lamp hole 422 Contact surface 424 Board side inclined surface 451 Reel bracket 481 Cover mounting 501 Reel module mounting member 502 Upper flange 508 Lower flange 601 Reel frame (deformation) Example)
607 Sensor detector 651 Reel bracket (variation example)
681 reel sensor (modification example)
701a 1st reel module (2nd embodiment)
711 Motor fixing plate 751 Reel bracket 801 Motor cover part 822 First flange engaging part 823 Second flange engaging part

Claims (1)

A reel with a predetermined pattern drawn on the outer peripheral surface,
A reel motor for rotationally driving the reel is provided.
The reel is formed so as to penetrate the center of the reel, and has a through hole portion through which the output shaft of the reel motor is inserted from one end portion.
The output shaft has an axis-side engaging portion provided et the side of the output shaft,
The shaft-side engaging portion is provided on the tip end side of the shaft-side engaging portion, and has a tip-side engaging portion that engages with the reel in a state where the output shaft is inserted through the through hole portion.
A reel-side engaging portion that engages with the tip-side engaging portion of the shaft-side engaging portion is formed by being connected to the through hole portion in the reel.
A gap is formed between the through hole portion and the output shaft to expose the base end portion of the shaft side engaging portion in a state where the tip side engaging portion is engaged with the reel side engaging portion.
Wherein is inserted from the other end of the through hole in the clearance between the output shaft and the through hole portion, the shaft side engagement state in which the distal end side engaging portion is engaged with the reel engaging portion by proximal end engages the engaging portion, Riruyuni' bets of the gaming machine, characterized in that the reel connection member for connecting the output shaft and the reel is provided.

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