JPS5813892Y2 - Coin ejection device for coin-operated game machines - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates to a coin ejecting device for a coil-type game machine that quickly ejects a fixed number of coins from a first part to a second part.

As is well known, in a coin-operated game machine, when one coin is inserted, a certain number of enclosed balls will start firing, and when all the enclosed balls are fired and one game is completed, if the prize mode is configured, the player will be in charge. A predetermined number of coins are added up and displayed, and when the player finishes the game and operates the settlement switch, the displayed number of coins are ejected and can be exchanged for prizes or moved to another game machine to play.

Therefore, coin-operated game machines need to store a large number of coins internally, and when there is a shortage of coins for ejection, a spare coin must be used as a coin for ejection. A storage area for coins, a coin tray for players, etc. must be provided.

Conventional coin-operated game machines eject coins one by one, so it takes time to eject a large number of coins, and the structure is complicated.

Therefore, the present invention is designed to continuously and quickly discharge a large number of coins from the first part to the second part, so that if the first part is a reserve storage part for coins, the second part is If the first part is a coin ejection storage part, the second part is a receiving tray, and the spare coins are used as ejection coins, or the players are allowed to eject the ejection coins.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described with reference to the illustrated embodiment. The first part 1 and the second part 2 are vertically arranged side by side.

The first part 1 consists of two vertical cylinders 3 that store coins in a layered manner.
, 3', and discharge ports 4 of different heights are provided on the lower end side of each cylinder.

One cylindrical body 3 is for discharging a plurality of coins (five coins in the drawing) at the same time, and the other cylindrical body 3' is for discharging one coin. The second part 2 can receive coins to be ejected from the coin.

Each cylindrical body 3, 3' has an operating frame 5 at its lower end, and the upper surface of the operating frame 5 constitutes the lower surface 6 of the cylindrical body 3, 3'.

Inside the operating frame 5, a solenoid 7 and a semicircular rotating plate 8 whose center is pivoted are provided, and one end of the rotating plate 8 is pivotally attached to the tip of the excitation rod 9 of the solenoid 7.

A coil spring 10 is connected to the other end of the rotating plate 8 to bias the rotating plate 8 so that the excitation rod 9 always projects from the solenoid 7.

A guide frame 11 is provided below each cylindrical body 3, 3' so as to face the discharge port 4, and a coin pushing slider 12, 12' is housed inside the guide frame 11, and each slider 12. 12'
facing the circumferential surface of the coin inside the cylinder.

The slider 12 facing the cylinder 3 has a thickness of five coins, and the slider 12' facing the cylinder 3' has a thickness of one coin.

Each slider has a leg part 13 vertically disposed on the lower surface, and the leg part 13 engages with a long groove 14 formed on the lower surface 6 to enter the inside of the operating frame 5, and the leg part 13 enters the inside of the operating frame 5 and is inserted into the vertical groove 15 at the side edge of the rotating plate 8. A protruding pin 16 is fitted thereinto.

The long groove 14 is formed from the inside of the guide frame 11 toward the air outlet 4, and each moving element 12, 12' moves back and forth along the long groove 14.

When no electric signal is applied to each solenoid 7, the rotating plate 8 is tilted by the bias of the coil spring 10, and each movable element 1
2.12' is housed inside the guide frame 11.

Therefore, coins are stored in each cylinder 3, 3' in a stacked manner from the bottom surface 6.

When one or both of the solenoids 7 is energized in this state, the excitation rod 9 is attracted, and the rotating plate 8 rotates against the bias of the spring 10.

When the rotating plate 8 rotates, the pin 16 sends out the leg part 13,
As one or both of the movers 12 and 12' move forward along the long groove 14, the coins inside the cylinder are removed from the outlet 4 to the second portion 2.
to fall.

When the mover 12, 12' moves forward sufficiently to eject the coin and the solenoid 7 is demagnetized, the rotating plate 8 is biased backward and removed from the cylinder, so that the coin inside the cylinder falls to the bottom surface 6. Stack.

Therefore, according to the present invention, any number of coins can be immediately discharged into the second portion by operating each slider appropriately. For example, by operating the slider 12 twice,
′ can be activated three times to supply 13 coins to the second part.

Furthermore, since the structure is simple and small, it can be incorporated into any coin-operated game machine.

Note that in order to move each mover, not only the rotating plate of the above embodiment but also a cam mechanism, a cylinder, etc. can be used.

In addition, by providing a larger number of cylinders, facing each slider, and changing the number of coins ejected each time by each slider, a large number of coins can be quickly ejected.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an example of the present invention; Figure 1 is a vertical front view;
FIG. 2 is a longitudinal side view. 1...First part, 2...Second part, 3
...Cylinder, 4...Discharge port, 12...
...Moving child.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] a first portion consisting of a plurality of cylindrical bodies in which coins are stored;
and a second part for receiving coins to be ejected from the part, and a discharge port having different heights is opened at the lower end of each cylinder so as to face the second part, and is moved to face the discharge port. A coin ejection device for a coin-operated game machine with a child movable back and forth.