JP2017189310A - Game machine - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a game machine capable of displaying performance based on the number of prizes, the number of payouts of a predetermined game value, and the like. SOLUTION: A cumulative winning counter that measures a first value when a game ball enters a special symbol 1 starting port and a general winning opening, and a game ball to a special symbol 2 starting port and a large winning opening of a winning device. When the ball enters, the first bonus cumulative winning counter, the second bonus cumulative winning counter, and the bonus ratio (based on the first value and / or the second value) that measures the second value. It has a calculation means for calculating the accessory continuous ratio) and a measurement display device for displaying the accessory ratio (accessory continuous ratio), and the measurement display device is provided on the back surface side of the game machine. [Selection diagram] FIG. 40

Description

  The present invention relates to a gaming machine such as a pachinko machine, an arrangement ball machine, a sparrow ball game machine, and a slot, and more particularly to a gaming machine capable of displaying performance based on the number of winnings or the number of payouts of a predetermined gaming value. .

  As a conventional gaming machine such as a pachinko machine, for example, a gaming machine described in Patent Document 1 is known. This gaming machine is provided with a plurality of winning holes, and a winning ball is awarded in response to a game ball entering the winning hole.

Japanese Patent Laying-Open No. 2015-066268

  By the way, in recent years, there is an increasing demand for confirming the performance content based on the number of winnings and the number of winning balls (the number of payouts of a predetermined game value) as described above.

  However, the gaming machine as described above has a problem that the performance content based on the number of winnings or the number of winning balls (the number of payouts of a predetermined gaming value) cannot be confirmed.

  In view of the above problems, an object of the present invention is to provide a gaming machine capable of displaying performance based on the number of winnings, the number of payouts of a predetermined game value, and the like.

  The object of the present invention is achieved by the following means. In addition, although the code | symbol in a parenthesis attaches the referential mark of embodiment mentioned later, this invention is not limited to this.

According to the gaming machine of the first aspect of the present invention, the first measuring means for measuring the first value based on the establishment of the first condition (see step S132 shown in FIG. 17, see step S171 shown in FIG. 22, See step S173, see step S393 shown in FIG. 44, see step S395, refer to cumulative prize counter RN_CNT, refer to low probability cumulative prize counter TRN_CNT, refer to high probability cumulative prize counter KRN_CNT, see predetermined set cumulative prize counter SNRN_CNT, FIG. Step S150 shown in FIG. 24, Step S190 shown in FIG. 24, Step S191, Step S430 shown in FIG. 46, Step S431, Cumulative prize counter RS_CNT, Low probability cumulative prize counter TRS_CNT, High probability Refer to cumulative prize ball counter KRS_CNT, Accumulative prize ball counter SNRS_CNT),
Second measuring means for measuring the second value based on the establishment of the second condition (see step S135 shown in FIGS. 17 and 19, see step S172 shown in FIGS. 22 and 24, see step S174, cumulative out counter) RO_CNT reference, low probability cumulative out counter TRO_CNT reference, high probability cumulative out counter KRO_CNT reference, see step S353 shown in FIG. 40, see step S356, see step S391 shown in FIG. 44, see first prize cumulative winning counter YRN1_CNT , Refer to the second prize cumulative prize counter YRN2_CNT, see the predetermined set first prize cumulative prize counter SNYRN1_CNT, see the predetermined set second prize cumulative prize counter SNYRN2_CNT, see step S371 shown in FIG. 42, see step S372, FIG. Step S432 shown See step S433, see step S434, see step S435, see first feature accumulated prize ball counter YRS1_CNT, see second feature accumulated prize ball counter YRS2_CNT, see predetermined set first feature accumulated prize ball counter SNYRS1_CNT, prescribed Set second winning accumulative ball counter SNYRS2_CNT),
Calculation means for calculating a predetermined ratio based on at least the first value and / or the second value (see step S145 shown in FIG. 18, see step S161 shown in FIG. 20, and see step S182 shown in FIG. 23). , See step S201 shown in FIG. 25, see step S362 shown in FIG. 41, see step S382 shown in FIG. 43, see step S418 shown in FIG. 45, see step S419, see step S443 shown in FIG. 47, and step S444). ,
Display means (see the measurement display device 650 shown in FIG. 6, see the liquid crystal display device 41 shown in FIG. 5) capable of displaying the predetermined ratio,
The display means (see the measurement display device 650 shown in FIG. 6) is provided on the back side of the gaming machine (1) (see FIG. 4).

According to the gaming machine of the second aspect of the present invention, in the gaming machine of the first aspect, the non-opening and closing type first winning opening (see the special symbol 1 starting port 44 shown in FIG. 5, see FIG. General winning award 48 shown)),
And an openable second winning opening (see the special symbol 2 starting opening 45 shown in FIG. 5, the large winning opening of the winning apparatus 46 shown in FIG. 5),
At least the first condition is satisfied when a game ball enters the first winning opening (see the special symbol 1 starting opening 44 shown in FIG. 5 and the general winning opening 48 shown in FIG. 5).
At least the second condition is satisfied when a game ball enters the second winning opening (see the special symbol 2 starting opening 45 shown in FIG. 5, the big winning opening of the winning apparatus 46 shown in FIG. 5). It is characterized by becoming.

  Furthermore, according to the gaming machine according to the invention of claim 3, in the gaming machine according to claim 1 or 2, the display means (see the measurement display device 650 shown in FIG. 6, the liquid crystal display device 41 shown in FIG. 5). (Refer to step S414 to step S420 shown in FIG. 45, step S414 to step S417, step S443 to step S445 shown in FIG. 47) only when the predetermined display condition is satisfied. See).

  According to the gaming machine of the invention of claim 4, in the gaming machine of claim 3, the calculation means (see step S418 shown in FIG. 45, see step S419, see step S443 shown in FIG. 47, Step S444) is characterized in that the predetermined ratio is calculated regardless of whether or not the predetermined display condition is satisfied.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to display performance based on the number of winnings or the number of payouts of a predetermined game value.

1 is a perspective view showing an appearance of a gaming machine according to a first embodiment of the present invention. It is a perspective view of the front side which shows the state which opened the door of the game machine before mounting | wearing with the game board which concerns on the embodiment. It is a front view which shows the state which opened the door of the game machine before mounting | wearing with the game board which concerns on the embodiment. It is a perspective view of the back side which shows the appearance of the gaming machine according to the embodiment. It is a front view of the game board concerning the embodiment. It is a block diagram which shows the control apparatus of the game machine which concerns on the same embodiment. It is explanatory drawing which shows the memory area of the main control RAM which concerns on the same embodiment. It is a flowchart figure explaining the main process of the main control which concerns on the same embodiment. FIG. 9 is a flowchart for explaining an initial setting process of a measurement RAM area shown in FIG. 8. It is a flowchart explaining the main process of the other main control different from the main process of the main control shown in FIG. It is a flowchart explaining the timer interruption process of the main control which concerns on the same embodiment. It is a flowchart figure explaining the voltage monitoring process shown in FIG. FIG. 12 is a flowchart for explaining switch input processing shown in FIG. 11. FIG. 14 is a flowchart illustrating a winning invalidation process shown in FIG. 13. FIG. 12 is a flowchart illustrating the prize ball management process shown in FIG. 11. FIG. 12 is a flowchart for explaining the cumulative winning number management process shown in FIG. 11. It is a flowchart figure explaining the count process shown in FIG. FIG. 17 is a flowchart for explaining the display process shown in FIG. 16. FIG. 18 is a flowchart for explaining another counting process related to prize balls different from the counting process shown in FIG. 17. It is a flowchart figure explaining the other display process regarding a prize ball different from the display process shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the liquid crystal display list which shows the specific content at the time of displaying measurement content on a liquid crystal display device. It is a flowchart figure explaining the count process of 2nd Embodiment. It is a flowchart explaining the display process which concerns on the same embodiment. FIG. 23 is a flowchart for explaining another count process related to prize balls different from the count process shown in FIG. 22. FIG. 24 is a flowchart for explaining another display process related to a prize ball different from the display process shown in FIG. 23. It is a flowchart figure explaining the count process of 3rd Embodiment. It is a flowchart figure explaining the count process of 4th Embodiment. It is a flowchart figure explaining the count process of 5th Embodiment. It is a flowchart explaining the display process which concerns on the same embodiment. It is a flowchart figure explaining the other display process regarding a prize ball different from the display process shown in FIG. It is a flowchart figure explaining the display process of 6th Embodiment. It is a flowchart figure explaining the count process of 7th Embodiment. It is a flowchart explaining the display process which concerns on the same embodiment. FIG. 33 is a flowchart for explaining another count process related to prize balls different from the count process shown in FIG. 32. FIG. 34 is a flowchart for explaining another display process related to a prize ball different from the display process shown in FIG. 33. It is a flowchart figure explaining the count process of 8th Embodiment. It is a flowchart explaining the display process which concerns on the same embodiment. FIG. 37 is a flowchart for explaining another count process related to prize balls different from the count process shown in FIG. 36. FIG. 38 is a flowchart for explaining another display process related to a prize ball different from the display process shown in FIG. 37. It is a flowchart figure explaining the count process of 9th Embodiment. It is a flowchart explaining the display process which concerns on the same embodiment. FIG. 41 is a flowchart for explaining another count process related to prize balls different from the count process shown in FIG. 40. FIG. 42 is a flowchart for explaining another display process related to a prize ball different from the display process shown in FIG. 41. It is a flowchart figure explaining the count process of 10th Embodiment. It is a flowchart explaining the display process which concerns on the same embodiment. FIG. 45 is a flowchart for explaining another count process related to prize balls different from the count process shown in FIG. 44. It is a flowchart figure explaining the other display process regarding a prize ball different from the display process shown in FIG. It is a flowchart figure explaining the count process of 11th Embodiment. It is a flowchart explaining the display process which concerns on the same embodiment.

<First Embodiment>
Hereinafter, a first embodiment of a gaming machine according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 1 to 21, taking a pachinko gaming machine as an example. In addition, in the following description, when showing the direction of up, down, left and right, it means up, down, left and right when viewed from the front of the figure.

<Appearance configuration>
First, with reference to FIGS. 1-5, the external appearance structure of the pachinko game machine which concerns on this embodiment is demonstrated.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the pachinko gaming machine 1 is openable and detachable around a vertical axis center through a wooden outer frame 2 and a hinge 4a provided on the front side of the outer frame 2 on the left side. And a rectangular front frame 3 pivotally attached to the frame.

  As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the front frame 3 includes an upper mounting portion 5 and a lower mounting portion 6 provided below the upper mounting portion 5. On the front side of the upper mounting portion 5, there is provided an upper opening / closing door 7 that supports a transparent glass pivotably attached to the center of the vertical axis through the hinge 4 a so as to be openable and detachable. The lower opening / closing door 8 is pivotally attached to the hinge 4b provided on the same side as the hinge 4a so as to be opened and closed and detachable.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the lower opening / closing door 8 has an upper tray 9 for storing discharged game balls, and a lower tray 8 for receiving and storing the excess balls when the upper tray 9 is full. The tray 10 is integrally formed. The lower opening / closing door 8 is provided with a ball lending button 11 and a prepaid card discharge button 12 (card return button 12), and a built-in lamp (not shown) is lit on the upper plate surface portion of the upper tray 9. There is provided a push button type effect button device 13 that can change the effect of the effect by pressing at times. Further, the upper tray 9 is provided with a ball removal button 14 for pulling out a game ball stored in the upper tray 9 downward, and further, a setting button 15 composed of a substantially cross key is provided. This setting button 15 can be operated by the player. A circular determination key 15a provided in the center, a triangular upper key 15b provided on the upper side of the determination key 15a, and its determination A triangular left key 15c provided on the left side of the key 15a in the figure, a triangular right key 15d provided on the right side of the decision key 15a in the figure, and a triangular shape provided on the lower side of the decision key 15a in the figure. And the lower key 15e.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 1, a launch handle 16 for operating the launch unit is provided on the right end side of the lower opening / closing door 8, and as shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, A speaker 17 that emits BGM (background music) or sound effects is provided on the surface side and in the vicinity of the launch handle 16. In addition, decorative lamps such as LED lamps that exhibit the effect of light decoration are disposed at various locations on the upper door 7 and the lower door 8.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the upper mounting portion 5 is provided with a game board mounting frame 18, and the game board YB (see FIG. 1) is connected to the game board mounting frame 18 in FIG. 5. The game area 40 to be shown is mounted in a state where it faces the front, and is fixed in the game board mounting frame 18. That is, as shown in FIG. 3, since the upper mounting portion 5 is provided with a plurality of connection connectors 19 (four in the drawing) on the lower side on the right side, the connection board 19 is connected to the game board YB. The game board YB is mounted in the game board mounting frame 18 by connecting a connector for connection (not shown) provided on the back of the game board. Then, the game board YB is fixed in the game board mounting frame 18 by the fixtures 20a and 20b provided in the vertical direction on the right side. As a result, the game board YB is mounted in the game board mounting frame 18, and therefore, the upper open / close door 7 supporting the transparent glass is provided on the front side of the game area 40 of the game board YB (see FIG. 1). ). The game area 40 is an area surrounded by a ball guide rail UR (see FIG. 5) disposed on the surface of the game board YB.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the lower mounting portion 6 is provided with a firing mechanism 21 at a substantially central position in the left-right direction, and a speaker 17 is disposed on the right side of the firing mechanism 21. As shown in FIG. 3, the launch mechanism 21 includes a sheet metal support plate 22, a launch rail 23 attached to the front surface of the support plate 22, and a launch game ball attached to the front surface of the support plate 22. Is held at a firing standby position 24 on the firing rail 23, a striking rod 27 supported on the front surface of the support plate 22 so as to be swingable around a drive shaft 26 in the front-rear direction, and the back side of the support plate 22 And a firing control board 71 provided with a firing motor that drives the striking rod 27 in the striking direction via the drive shaft 26.

  On the other hand, in the game area 40 of the game board YB, as shown in FIG. 5, a liquid crystal display device 41 composed of an LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) or the like is disposed at a substantially central portion. This liquid crystal display device 41 can divide the display area into three areas, left, middle, and right, and independently display numbers, characters, characters (such as character conversations and lyrics tickers), or special symbols. It is. Around such a liquid crystal display device 41, there are provided a decorative top ornament 42a, a left decorative piece 42b, and a right decorative piece 42c, and on the back side of the decorative top piece 42a, the left decorative piece 42b, and the right decorative piece 42c. A movable accessory device 43 is provided.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the movable accessory device 43 includes an upper movable accessory 43a, a left movable accessory 43b, a right movable accessory 43c, and an upper left movable accessory that perform predetermined performance operations as the game progresses. The object 43d, and further, a motor (not shown) such as a two-phase stepping motor for driving the upper, left, right, and upper left movable accessories 43a to 43d, respectively. Note that these upper / left / right / upper left movable accessories 43a to 43d are provided with decorative lamps such as LED lamps that produce an effect by decoration of light.

  On the other hand, a special symbol 1 starting port 44 is disposed directly below the liquid crystal display device 41, and a special symbol 1 starting port switch 44a (see FIG. 6) for detecting a winning ball is provided therein. Then, the number of effective winning balls detected by the special symbol 1 starting port switch 44a (see FIG. 6), that is, the first starting reserved ball number is displayed on the liquid crystal display device 41 by a predetermined number (for example, four). . The number of first starting reserved balls is incremented by 1 (+1) when a game ball wins the special symbol 1 starting port 44 and is detected by the special symbol 1 starting port switch 44a (see FIG. 6). When the change display of special symbols such as numbers, characters or symbols (decorative symbols) is started, 1 is subtracted (-1).

  On the other hand, a special symbol 2 starting port 45 is disposed on the lower right side of the liquid crystal display device 41, and a special symbol 2 starting port switch 45a (see FIG. 6) for detecting a winning ball is provided therein. . Then, the number of effective winning balls detected by the special symbol 2 starting port switch 45a (see FIG. 6), that is, the number of second starting reserved balls, is displayed on the liquid crystal display device 41 (for example, four). . The number of the second starting reserved balls is incremented by 1 (+1) when a game ball wins the special symbol 2 starting port 45 and is detected by the special symbol 2 starting port switch 45a (see FIG. 6). When the change display of special symbols such as numbers, characters or symbols (decorative symbols) is started, 1 is subtracted (-1).

  On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 5, the special symbol 2 starting port 45 includes an opening / closing member 45b. When the opening / closing member 45b is opened, the game ball is easily won. The opening / closing member 45b is opened a predetermined number of times for a predetermined time when a normal symbol lottery to be described later is won, and the opening / closing operation is controlled by a normal electric accessory solenoid 45c (see FIG. 6). In the following description, an apparatus including such an opening / closing member 45b and the ordinary electric accessory solenoid 45c may be referred to as an ordinary electric accessory.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 5, a winning device 46 is disposed on the right side of the special symbol 1 starting port 44. The winning device 46 is opened and closed so that a large winning opening (not shown) closed by the opening / closing door 46a is opened when a special symbol lottery to be described later is won, that is, in a special gaming state caused by a big win. The door 46a is driven and controlled by a special electric accessory solenoid 46b (see FIG. 6), so that a game ball can enter a big winning opening (not shown). Note that a game ball that has entered the big winning opening (not shown) is detected as a winning ball by a big winning opening switch 46c provided inside the big winning opening (not shown).

  On the other hand, when the special symbol lottery is not won, that is, when it is not in the special gaming state, the opening / closing door 46a is driven and controlled by the special electric accessory solenoid 46b (see FIG. 6), and a big winning opening (not shown). Is closed. Thereby, it becomes impossible for a game ball to enter a special winning opening (not shown). In the following description, an apparatus including such an opening / closing door 46a and a special electric accessory solenoid 46b may be referred to as a special electric accessory.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 5, a normal symbol start port 47 consisting of a gate is disposed in the upper right part of the liquid crystal display device 41, and a normal symbol start port switch 47a for detecting the passage of a game ball is provided therein. (See FIG. 6). Further, on the right side of the winning device 46 and the left side of the special symbol 1 starting port 44, general winning ports 48 are respectively arranged. The general winning port 48 includes an upper right general winning port 48a disposed on the right side of the winning device 46, an upper left general winning port 48b disposed on the left side of the special symbol 1 starting port 44, and a left center. A general winning port 48c and a lower left general winning port 48d are configured. An upper right general prize opening switch 48a1 (see FIG. 6) for detecting the passage of a game ball is provided inside the upper right general prize opening 48a, and an upper left for detecting the passage of a game ball inside the upper left general prize opening 48b. A general winning port switch 48b1 (see FIG. 6) is provided, and a left middle general winning port switch 48c1 (see FIG. 6) for detecting the passing of a game ball is provided inside the left middle general winning port 48c. Inside the opening 48d, a lower left general winning opening switch 48d1 (see FIG. 6) for detecting the passage of the game ball is provided.

  On the other hand, an out port 49 into which a game ball (out ball) that has flowed down to the most downstream part of the game area 40 without winning a prize is disposed just below the special symbol 1 start port 44. The game ball that has entered the out port 49 is detected by an out port switch 49a (see FIG. 6) provided therein as a non-winning ball.

  On the other hand, in the lower right edge of the game area 40 of the game board 4, three seven segments are arranged side by side, two of which are the special symbol display device 50, and the other seven segments are special. The number of starting reserved balls of the symbol 1 and the special symbol 2 is displayed. As shown in FIG. 5, the special symbol display device 50 is composed of a special symbol 1 display device 50a and a special symbol 2 display device 50b. On the left side of the special symbol 1 display device 50a, there are two pieces. A normal symbol display device 51 made of LEDs is provided. A plurality of game nails (not shown) are arranged in the game area 40 of the game board 4, and a windmill 52 as a game ball drop direction changing member is arranged.

  Thus, as shown in FIG. 4, the back surface of the pachinko gaming machine 1 configured as described above is attached with a frame-like back mechanism plate 53 that covers the game board mounting frame 18 and presses the game board YB from the back side. Yes. Near the upper right side of the back mechanism plate 53, there is provided a game ball storage tank 54 for storing game balls supplied from a game ball supply device (not shown) of the pachinko hall side island facility, A tank rail 55 is provided to guide the ball from the game ball storage tank 54.

  A payout device 56 and a payout passage 57 are attached to the inclined lower end of the tank rail 55, and when a game ball wins a winning opening such as a big winning opening (not shown) or a game ball lending device. When a ball lending instruction is issued from (not shown), the game balls in the game ball storage tank 54 are paid out by the payout device 56 through the tank rail 55, and the game balls are passed through the payout passage 57 to the upper tray 9 ( (See FIG. 1).

  In addition, a transparent back cover 58 (see also FIG. 3) that is detachably attached to the back side of the game board YB is mounted at the approximate center of the back mechanism plate 53. A transparent effect control board case 90a containing the control board 90 and a transparent liquid crystal board case 120a containing the liquid crystal control board 120 are detachably provided. A transparent main control board case 60a in which the main control board 60 is housed is detachably provided below the effect control board case 90a. A payout control board 70 is provided below the main control board case 60a. A transparent payout control board case 70a that accommodates the card is detachably provided. Further, below the main control board case 60a, a power board case 130a accommodating the power board 130 is detachably provided.

<Control device>
Next, a control device that performs electronic control in accordance with the progress of the game provided in the pachinko gaming machine 1 having the above-described external configuration will be described with reference to FIG. As shown in FIG. 6, the control device includes a main control board 60 that controls the overall game operation, a payout control board 70 that pays out a game ball based on a control command from the main control board 60, an image, It is mainly composed of a sub-control board 80 that controls light and sound. As shown in FIG. 6, the sub control board 80 includes an effect control board 90, a decorative lamp board 100, and a liquid crystal control board 120.

  The main control board 60 includes a main control CPU 600, a main control ROM 610 that stores a game program describing a series of game control procedures, and a main control RAM 620 that functions as a work area, a buffer memory, and the like. A computer, a backup power source 630 that maintains data stored in the main control RAM 620, a RAM clear switch 640 that clears the memory area of the main control RAM 620, and the number of winnings (or the number of winning balls) or the number of non-winnings And a measurement display device 650 composed of 7 segments for displaying the contents based on the above.

  The main control board 60 configured in this manner is connected to a payout control board 70 that controls the payout motor M to pay out game balls. Further, a special symbol 1 starting port switch 44a for detecting a winning in the special symbol 1 starting port 44, a special symbol 2 starting port switch 45a for detecting a winning in the special symbol 2 starting port 45, and a normal symbol starting port Detecting winnings to the normal symbol start port switch 47a for detecting the passage of 47 and the general winning port 48 (upper right general winning port 48a, upper left general winning port 48b, left middle general winning port 48c, lower left general winning port 48d). Upper right general winning opening switch 48a1, upper left general winning opening switch 48b1, left middle general winning opening switch 48c1, lower left general winning opening switch 48d1, and large winning opening (not shown) opened or closed by the door 46a. A big winning opening switch 46c to be detected and an out port switch 49a to detect a ball entering the out port 49 are connected. Furthermore, a normal electric accessory solenoid 45c for controlling the operation of the opening / closing member 45b, a special electric accessory solenoid 46b for controlling the operation of the opening / closing door 46a, a special symbol 1 display device 50a, and a special symbol 2 display device 50b. And a normal symbol display device 51 are connected.

  The main control board 60 configured as described above is advantageous to the player when the main control CPU 600 receives a signal from the special symbol 1 start port switch 44a, the special symbol 2 start port switch 45a, or the normal symbol start port switch 47a. A special game state (so-called “winning”) or a special game state advantageous to the player (so-called “losing”) is drawn, and according to the success / failure information that is the result of the lottery The special symbol variation pattern, the stop symbol, or the display content of the normal symbol is determined, and the determined information is transmitted to the special symbol 1 display device 50a, the special symbol 2 display device 50b, or the normal symbol display device 51. As a result, the lottery result is displayed on the special symbol 1 display device 50a, the special symbol 2 display device 50b, or the normal symbol display device 51. Further, the main control board 60, that is, the main control CPU 600 generates an effect control command DI_CMD including the determined information and transmits it to the effect control board 90. The main control board 60, that is, the main control CPU 600, has a special symbol 1 start port switch 44a, a special symbol 2 start port switch 45a, an upper right general winning port switch 48a1, an upper left general winning port switch 48b1, and a left middle general winning port switch. 48c1, when a signal is received from the lower left general winning opening switch 48d1, the big winning opening switch 46c, it is determined how many game balls are to be paid out to the player, and a payout control command PAY_CMD including the determined information is paid out. By transmitting to the control board 70, the payout control board 70 pays out the game ball to the player.

  Also, as a result of the lottery, when the normal symbol lottery is won, the normal electric accessory solenoid 45c is driven and controlled so that the opening and closing member 45b is opened a predetermined number of times, and when the special symbol lottery is won, The special electric accessory solenoid 46b is controlled so as to open a special winning opening (not shown).

  On the other hand, the main control board 60, that is, the main control CPU 600, includes a special symbol 1 starting port switch 44a, a special symbol 2 starting port switch 45a, an upper right general winning port switch 48a1, an upper left general winning port switch 48b1, and a left middle general winning port switch. Each time a signal is received from the 48c1, the lower left general winning opening switch 48d1, and the large winning opening switch 46c, the number of winning balls (or winning balls) is measured, and every time a signal from the out opening switch 49a is received, Count the number of winning balls. Then, the main control board 60, that is, the main control CPU 600 transmits the contents based on the measured winning number (or the number of winning balls) and / or the non-winning number to the measurement display device 650. Thereby, the content based on the measurement content is displayed on the measurement display device 650.

  Thus, if the content based on the measurement content is displayed on the measurement display device 650 as described above, the performance display based on the number of winning (or the number of winning balls) and / or the number of non-winning can be performed.

  By the way, when the RAM clear switch 640 is pressed, not all memory areas of the main control RAM 620 are cleared, but only some memory areas are cleared. That is, as shown in FIG. 7, the main control RAM 620 includes a normal RAM area 620a used as a work area and the number of winnings (or the number of winning balls) measured by the main control board 60, that is, the main control CPU 600. , And a measurement RAM area 620b for storing the number of non-wins and the like. When the RAM clear switch 640 is pressed, the main control RAM 620 configured as described above does not clear the measurement RAM area 620b of the main control RAM 620, but only the normal RAM area 620a. Yes. In this way, it is possible to prevent the measured number of winnings (or the number of winning balls) and the number of non-winnings from being cleared by mistake.

  On the other hand, the payout control board 70 receives the payout control command PAY_CMD from the main control board 60 (main control CPU 600), and generates a payout motor signal based on the received payout control command PAY_CMD. Then, with the generated payout motor signal, the payout motor M is controlled to pay out the game ball to the player. Further, the payout control board 70 transmits a prize ball count signal indicating the payout operation of the game ball and a status signal related to the abnormality of the payout operation, and fires the game ball in response to the operation of the player. The process which transmits the firing control signal which starts or stops operation | movement of is performed.

  The effect control board 90 stores an effect control CPU 900 that executes and controls various effects upon receiving an effect control command DI_CMD from the main control board 60 (main control CPU 600), a control program that describes the effect control procedure, and the like. An effect control ROM 910 made up of a flash memory, and an effect control RAM 920 that functions as a work area, a buffer memory, and the like. Further, the effect control board 90 is mounted with a sound LSI 930 that generates desired BGM and sound effects, and a sound ROM 940 in which sound data such as BGM and sound effects are stored in advance.

  The effect control board 90 configured as described above is connected to a decorative lamp board 100 on which a decorative lamp such as an LED lamp that exhibits a lamp effect is mounted, and further includes a built-in lamp (not shown). ) A push button type effect button device 13 that can change the effect by pressing the player when it is lit is connected, and a speaker 17 that emits BGM and sound effects is connected. Further, the effect control board 90 is connected with a movable accessory device 43 that performs a predetermined effect operation as the game progresses, and is connected with a setting button 15 capable of various settings, and the liquid crystal that controls the liquid crystal display device 41. A control board 120 is connected. Needless to say, the decorative lamp substrate 100 is also equipped with decorative lamps disposed on the upper, left, right, and upper left movable accessories 43a to 43d.

  Thus, the effect control board 90 configured in this way has a special symbol variation pattern based on the jackpot lottery result (whether the jackpot or lose) transmitted from the main control board 60 (main control CPU 600), the current gaming state, The effect control CPU 900 receives the effect control command DI_CMD including basic information necessary for the decorative symbols to be stopped based on the number of the start start reserved balls, the number of the second start reserved balls, and the lottery result. Then, the effect control CPU 900 determines an effect pattern corresponding to the received effect control command DI_CMD by lottery from a number of effect patterns stored in advance in the effect control ROM 910, and executes the determined effect pattern. The control signal to be instructed is temporarily stored in the effect control RAM 920.

  Then, the effect control CPU 900 transmits a control signal related to the sound to the sound LSI 930 among the control signals for instructing to execute the effect pattern stored in the effect control RAM 920. In response to this, the sound LSI 930 reads out sound data corresponding to the control signal from the sound ROM 940 and outputs it to the speaker 17. Thereby, BGM and sound effects corresponding to the determined effect pattern are emitted from the speaker 17.

  In addition, the effect control CPU 900 transmits a control signal related to light to the decorative lamp substrate 100 among the control signals for instructing execution of the effect pattern stored in the effect control RAM 920. As a result, the decorative lamp substrate 100 performs control to turn on or off a decorative lamp such as an LED lamp that exhibits a lamp effect, and thus the lamp effect corresponding to the determined effect pattern is executed. .

  Further, the effect control CPU 900 transmits the liquid crystal control command LCD_CMD related to the image to the liquid crystal control board 120 among the control signals instructing to execute the effect pattern stored in the effect control RAM 920. As a result, the liquid crystal control board 120 controls the liquid crystal display device 41 to display an image based on the liquid crystal control command LCD_CMD, whereby an image corresponding to the determined effect pattern is displayed on the liquid crystal display device 41. The Rukoto. The liquid crystal control board 120 stores various image data for displaying an image in accordance with the contents of the effect, and further includes a VDP (Video Display Processor) that controls the overall effect output.

  Furthermore, the effect control CPU 900 transmits a control signal related to the movable accessory among the control signals for instructing execution of the effect pattern stored in the effect control RAM 920 to the movable accessory device 43. Thereby, the movable accessory apparatus 43 will move corresponding to the determined effect pattern.

  By the way, the power supply to each board | substrate demonstrated above is supplied from the power supply board 130 shown in FIG. The power supply board 130 includes a voltage generation unit 1300, a voltage monitoring unit 1310, and a system reset generation unit 1320. The voltage generator 1300 generates an AC voltage AC24V, which is an external power source supplied from a transformer (not shown) installed in the amusement store, and generates a plurality of types of DC voltages. The generated DC voltages are: Although not shown, it is supplied to each substrate.

  The voltage monitoring unit 1310 monitors the voltage of the AC voltage AC24V. When this voltage is interrupted or a power failure occurs, a voltage abnormality signal ALARM is detected by the main control board 60. Is output. The voltage abnormality signal ALARM outputs an “L” level signal when the voltage is abnormal, and outputs an “H” level signal when it is normal.

  On the other hand, the system reset generation unit 1320 generates a system reset signal when the power is turned on, and the generated system reset signal is output to each board (not shown).

  Here, in the control device described above, the characteristic part of the present invention relates to the measurement contents displayed on the measurement display device 650. In this respect, the main control ROM 610 (processed by the main control board 60) The outline of the program stored in FIG. 6) will be described in more detail with reference to FIGS.

<Main processing>
First, when the pachinko gaming machine 1 is turned on, a power-on signal is sent to the effect that the DC voltage generated by the voltage generator 1300 of the power supply board 130 (see FIG. 6) has been applied to each control board. In response to the signal, the main control CPU 600 (see FIG. 6) performs the main control main process shown in FIG. First, the main control CPU 600 sets itself to an interrupt disabled state (step S1).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 performs initial settings such as register values in the main control CPU 600 (step S2).

  Subsequently, the main control CPU 600 acquires the voltage abnormality signal ALARM (see FIG. 6) output from the power supply board 130 (voltage monitoring unit 1310) twice, and the levels of the voltage abnormality signal ALARM acquired twice coincide with each other. After confirming whether or not to perform, it is stored in an internal register of the main control CPU 600 (not shown), and the level of the voltage abnormality signal ALARM is confirmed (step S3). If the level of the voltage abnormality signal ALARM is “L” level (step S4: YES), the process returns to step S3. If the level of the voltage abnormality signal ALARM is “H” level (step S4: NO), The process proceeds to step S5. That is, main control CPU 600 repeats the same processing until voltage abnormality signal ALARM changes to a normal level (that is, “H” level) (steps S3 to S4). Thus, an accurate signal can be read by acquiring the voltage abnormality signal ALARM twice.

  Next, the main control CPU 600 permits data writing to the main control RAM 620 (see FIG. 6) (step S5). In this way, by prohibiting data writing to the main control RAM 620 until the normal level (normal value) of the voltage abnormality signal ALARM is detected, the AC voltage AC24V supplied to the power supply substrate 130 is before being stably supplied. In addition, it is possible to prevent a situation in which an unstable signal accesses the main control RAM 620 and rewrites data stored in the main control RAM 620.

  Next, the main control CPU 600 performs initial setting of the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620 (step S6).

<Initial setting of RAM area for measurement>
This will be described in more detail with reference to FIG. 9. In this initial setting, as shown in FIG. 9, first, the value of the initialized flag INI_FLG is acquired (step S20). Next, the main control CPU 600 checks whether or not the value of the acquired initialization flag INI_FLG is 5AH (step S21). If it is not 5AH (step S21: NO), 5AH is set in the initialized flag INI_FLG (step S22), the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) is initialized (cleared), and the measurement RAM area is initialized. Finish the setting process. On the other hand, if it is 5AH (step S21: YES), it is determined that the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) has already been initialized, and the initialization process for the measurement RAM area ends.

  Thus, if the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) is initialized (cleared) only once when the power is turned on, the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) is wasted. Therefore, it is possible to reduce the program capacity.

<Main processing>
Next, after finishing the above processing, the main control CPU 600 transmits a processing command (effect control command DI_CMD) for causing the effect control board 90 to display a standby screen on the liquid crystal display device 41 (step S7). The contents of the RAM clear switch 640 (see FIG. 6) are confirmed (step S8). If the edge data of the RAM clear switch 640 is ON (step S8: ON), the main control CPU 600 determines that the RAM clear switch 640 has been pressed, and the main control CPU 600 stores the data stored in the main control RAM 620. In step S9, the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) in the main control RAM 620 is not cleared, and the normal RAM area 620a in the main control RAM 620 (see FIG. 7). 7) is cleared only (step S10), and the process proceeds to step S16.

  On the other hand, if the edge data of the RAM clear switch 640 is OFF (step S8: OFF), the main control CPU 600 determines that the RAM clear switch 640 has not been pressed, and confirms the content of the backup flag BFL (step S11). ). The backup flag BFL is data indicating whether or not the operation of the voltage monitoring process shown in FIGS. 11 and 12 has been executed.

  If the backup flag BFL is in the OFF state (step S11: OFF), the voltage monitoring processing operation shown in FIGS. 11 and 12 to be described later is not executed, and the main control CPU 600 performs the entire control in the main control RAM 620. A process of clearing all the areas is performed (step S15). On the other hand, if the backup flag BFL is in the ON state (step S11: ON), the operation of the voltage monitoring process shown in FIGS. 11 and 12 to be described later is being executed, so the main control CPU 600 determines the checksum value. A checksum calculation is performed to calculate (step S12). The checksum operation is an 8-bit addition operation for the main control RAM 620.

  When the checksum value is calculated, the main control CPU 600 performs a process of comparing the calculation result with the stored value at the SUM address in the main control RAM 620 (step S13). The stored calculation result is maintained by the backup power source 630 mounted on the main control board 60 shown in FIG. 6 together with other data stored in the main control RAM 620.

  If the stored value at this SUM address does not match the checksum value calculated in step S12 (step S13: NO), main control CPU 600 clears all the areas in main control RAM 620. This is performed (step S15). If they match (step S13: YES), the main control CPU 600 performs a process of returning to the gaming operation at the time of power-off based on the data stored in the main control RAM 620 (step S14).

  Thus, the main control CPU 600, after finishing the process of step 10 or step S14 or step S15, has a function of creating a pulse output with a fixed period provided therein, a function of time measurement, and the like. (Counter Timer Circuit) is set. That is, the main control CPU 600 sets the CTC time constant register so that a timer interrupt is periodically generated every 4 ms (step S16). Thereafter, the main control CPU 600 performs a loop process.

  Thus, when the RAM clear switch 640 is pressed, the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620 is not cleared, and the normal RAM area 620a of the main control RAM 620 (see FIG. 7). ) Only, it is possible to prevent a situation where the measured number of winnings (or the number of winning balls) and the number of non-winnings are cleared by mistake. Further, even if the checksum value of the main control RAM 620 is abnormal, the processing for clearing all the areas in the main control RAM 620 is performed, so that the content based on the newly measured content is stored in the measurement display device 650. It can be displayed correctly.

  By the way, in the present embodiment, an example is shown in which the checksum operations of the normal RAM area 620a and the measurement RAM area 620b of the main control RAM 620 shown in FIG. 7 are performed together. The checksum operation may be performed individually. The contents will be described below. Note that the same processes as those in FIG. 7 are denoted by the same reference numerals and description thereof is omitted.

  That is, as shown in FIG. 10, if the backup flag BFL is in the ON state (step S11: ON), the main control CPU 600 performs a checksum calculation for calculating the checksum value of the normal RAM area 620a ( Step S30).

  Subsequently, when the checksum value is calculated, the main control CPU 600 compares the calculation result with the stored value at the SUM address in the main control RAM 620 (step S31). If the stored value at this SUM address does not match the checksum value calculated in step S30 (step S31: NO), the main control CPU 600 determines the normal RAM area 620a in the main control RAM 620 (FIG. 7). (See) is performed (step S33).

  On the other hand, if the checksum values match (step S31: YES), the main control CPU 600 returns to the game operation when the power is shut off based on the data stored in the normal RAM area 620a in the main control RAM 620. The process to perform is performed (step S32).

  Thus, the main control CPU 600 performs a checksum calculation for calculating the checksum value of the measurement RAM area 620b after completing the process of step 32 or step S33 (step S34).

  Subsequently, when the checksum value is calculated, the main control CPU 600 compares the calculation result with the stored value at the SUM address in the main control RAM 620 (step S35). If the stored value at this SUM address does not match the checksum value calculated in step S34 (step S35: NO), the main control CPU 600 determines the measurement RAM area 620b in the main control RAM 620 (FIG. 7). (See) is performed (step S37).

  On the other hand, if the checksum values match (step S35: YES), the main control CPU 600 turns off the power based on the data stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) in the main control RAM 620. A process for returning to the gaming operation is performed (step S36).

  Thus, the main control CPU 600, after finishing the process of step 36 or step S37 or step S15, has a CTC (function for generating a pulse output with a constant period, a function for measuring time, etc. provided therein. (Counter Timer Circuit) is set. That is, the main control CPU 600 sets the CTC time constant register so that a timer interrupt is periodically generated every 4 ms (step S16). Thereafter, the main control CPU 600 performs a loop process.

  Even in this case, when the RAM clear switch 640 is pressed, the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620 is not cleared, and the normal RAM area 620a (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620 is not cleared. 7)), it is possible to prevent a situation where the measured number of winnings (or the number of winning balls) and the number of non-winnings are cleared by mistake. In addition, since only the normal RAM area is backed up, it is possible to reduce the situation where the backup is restored to the abnormal RAM area.

<Timer interrupt processing>
Next, with reference to FIG. 11, a timer interrupt program started every 4 ms by interrupting the main processing described above will be described. When this timer interruption occurs, a saving process for saving the contents of the register group in the main control CPU 600 to the stack area of the main control RAM 620 is executed (step S40), and then a voltage monitoring process is executed (step S41). This voltage monitoring process determines the level of the voltage abnormality signal ALARM output from the power supply board 130 (see FIG. 6). If the voltage abnormality signal ALARM is “L” level (abnormal level), it is stored in the main control RAM 620. The stored data is backed up, that is, a checksum value of the data is calculated, and the calculated checksum value is stored in the main control RAM 620 as backup data. Details of this process will be described later.

  Next, when the voltage monitoring process (step S41) is completed, the main control CPU 600 performs timer subtraction processes for various timers (normal symbol variation timer, normal symbol accessory timer, etc.) that manage the time of each game operation. (Step S42).

  Subsequently, the main control CPU 600 includes a special symbol 1 start port switch 44a (see FIG. 6), a special symbol 2 start port switch 45a (see FIG. 6), a normal symbol start port switch 47a (see FIG. 6), Upper right general winning opening switch 48a1 (see FIG. 6), upper left general winning opening switch 48b1 (see FIG. 6), left middle general winning opening switch 48c1 (see FIG. 6), lower left general winning opening switch 48d1 (see FIG. 6), ON / OFF signals of various switches including an out port switch 49a (see FIG. 6) and a special prize port switch 46c (see FIG. 6) are input, and the work area in the main control RAM 620 has an ON / OFF signal level, The rising state is stored (step S43). Details of this process will be described later.

  Next, the main control CPU 600 performs random number management processing (step S44). Specifically, a process of updating random numbers such as normal symbols and special symbols used in the winning / losing lottery is performed.

  Next, the main control CPU 600 performs error management processing (step S45). In addition, the error management process is such that the supply of the game ball is stopped or the game ball is clogged, the special symbol 1 start port switch 44a (see FIG. 6), the special symbol 2 start port switch 45a (see FIG. 6), Normal symbol start opening switch 47a (see FIG. 6), upper right general winning opening switch 48a1 (see FIG. 6), upper left general winning opening switch 48b1 (see FIG. 6), left middle general winning opening switch 48c1 (see FIG. 6), lower left It is used to determine whether an abnormality has occurred inside the device, such as disconnection of the general winning port switch 48d1 (see FIG. 6), the out port switch 49a (see FIG. 6), or the big winning port switch 46c (see FIG. 6). is there.

  Next, the main control CPU 600 executes prize ball management processing (step S46). In this prize ball management process, a payout control command PAY_CMD for causing the payout control board 70 (see FIG. 6) to perform a payout operation is output. Details of this process will be described later.

  Next, the main control CPU 600 executes normal symbol processing (step S47). In this normal symbol processing, a normal symbol winning / losing lottery is executed, and the variation pattern of the normal symbol and the stop display state of the normal symbol are determined based on the lottery result.

  Next, the main control CPU 600 executes normal electric accessory management processing (step S48). In the ordinary electric accessory management process, a signal related to the control of the ordinary electric accessory solenoid 45c (see FIG. 6) necessary for generating the ordinary electric accessory release game is generated based on the lottery result of the ordinary symbol process (step S47). Is.

  Next, the main control CPU 600 executes special symbol processing (step S49). In this special symbol processing, a special symbol winning / losing lottery is executed, and the variation pattern of the special symbol and the stop display mode of the special symbol are determined based on the lottery result.

  Next, the main control CPU 600 executes a special electric accessory management process (step S50). In this special electric equipment management process, when the jackpot lottery result is “big hit” or “small jackpot”, the setting process necessary to execute and control the hit game corresponding to that hit is performed. is there. At this time, a signal related to the control of the special electric accessory solenoid 46b (see FIG. 6) is also generated.

  Next, the main control CPU 600 executes LED management processing (step S51). This LED management process is a process of generating output data to the special symbol display device 50 or the normal symbol display device 51 or outputting a control signal based on the data according to the progress of the process.

  Next, the main control CPU 600 executes a winning ball winning management process (step S52). In this winning ball winning management process, the number of winning (or winning balls) and the number of non-winning are measured, and the content based on the number of winning (or winning balls) or the number of non-winning is measured and displayed on the measurement display device 650. The process to display is performed. Details of this process will be described later.

  Next, the main control CPU 600 performs solenoid drive processing (step S53). At this time, the main control CPU 600 confirms the signal related to the control of the ordinary electric accessory solenoid 45c (see FIG. 6) generated in the ordinary electric accessory management process (step S48), and the special electric accessory management process ( A signal relating to the control of the special electric accessory solenoid 46b (see FIG. 6) generated in step S50) is confirmed. Based on this signal, the operation / stop of the ordinary electric accessory solenoid 45c or the special electric accessory solenoid 46b is controlled, and the opening / closing member 45b (see FIG. 5) is opened or closed, or a big prize opening (not shown). The open / close door 46a (see FIG. 5) is operated so that the door is opened or closed.

  Next, the main control CPU 600 returns to the interrupt enabled state (step S54), restores the contents of the registers saved in the stack area of the main control RAM 620, and ends the timer interrupt (step S55). As a result, the process returns from the interrupt process routine to the main process (see FIG. 8 or 10).

<Voltage monitoring process>
Next, the voltage monitoring process will be described in detail with reference to FIG. In the voltage monitoring process, first, the voltage abnormality signal ALARM (see FIG. 6) output from the power supply board 130 (voltage monitoring unit 1310) is acquired twice, and the levels of the voltage abnormality signal ALARM acquired twice coincide with each other. Is stored in an internal register of the main control CPU 600 (step S60), and the level of the voltage abnormality signal ALARM is confirmed (step S61).

  If the level of voltage abnormality signal ALARM is “H” level (step S61: NO), main control CPU 600 sets backup flag BFL to OFF (step S62) and clears voltage abnormality confirmation counter DIK_CNT (step S64). ) Finish the voltage monitoring process.

  On the other hand, if the level of the voltage abnormality signal ALARM is “L” level (step S61: YES), the main control CPU 600 increments (+1) the voltage abnormality confirmation counter DIK_CNT (step S63) and sets the voltage abnormality confirmation counter DIK_CNT. It is confirmed whether the count value is 2 or more (step S65). If the count value of the voltage abnormality confirmation counter DIK_CNT is smaller than 2 (step S65: NO), the voltage monitoring process is finished. If the count value of the voltage abnormality confirmation counter DIK_CNT is 2 or more (step S65: YES), the voltage abnormality confirmation is performed. Processing for clearing the counter DIK_CNT is performed (step S66).

  Next, when performing the backup process, the main control CPU 600 sets the backup flag BFL to ON (step S67), and transmits an effect control command DI_CMD that notifies the effect control board 90 that the power supply has been cut off (step S68). . Subsequently, the main control CPU 600 performs the same calculation as step S12 of the main process shown in FIG. 8 on the same work area, and ends the backup process by performing a process of storing the calculation result (step S12). S69). When the main process shown in FIG. 10 is performed, the same calculation as step S30 of the main process shown in FIG. 10 is performed on the same work area, and the calculation result is stored. The same calculation as step S34 of the main process shown in FIG. 10 is performed on the same work area, and the process of storing the calculation result is performed to complete the backup process.

  After that, the main control CPU 600 sets data writing to the main control RAM 620 to a prohibited state (step S70) and clears data of all output ports (step S71). Then, main control CPU 600 prohibits timer interruption by setting processing for CTC (step S72), and waits for main control CPU 600 to enter a non-operating state. Note that since the backup power source 630 (see FIG. 6) is supplied to the main control RAM 620, the backup data stored in the main control RAM 620 is maintained as it is.

<Switch input processing>
Next, the switch input process will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. In the switch input process, as shown in FIG. 13, first, input data of each input port is acquired. That is, the main control CPU 600 has an upper right general winning port switch 48a1, an upper left general winning port switch 48b1, a left middle general winning port switch 48c1, a lower left general winning port switch 48d1, a large winning port switch 46c, an out port switch 49a, and a special symbol 1. ON / OFF signal data of various switches including the start port switch 44a, the special symbol 2 start port switch 45a, and the normal symbol start port switch 47a are acquired from the input port, and the ON / OFF signal of the acquired various switches is obtained. Create edge data for various switches based on the data. The main control CPU 600 stores the created edge data of the various switches in the normal RAM area 620a (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620 (step S80).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 confirms whether or not there has been an illegal winning, that is, for example, whether or not a large winning opening (not shown) is opened despite the gaming state in which the open / close door 46a must be closed. If it is open, it is determined that the winning is illegal, and the edge data of various switches stored in the main control RAM 620 area is invalidated regarding the data determined to be illegal winning. Processing is performed (step S81).

<Winning invalidation processing>
This point will be described in more detail with reference to FIG. 14. As shown in FIG. 14, the main control CPU 600 first checks the value of the utility power open extension state flag FKE_FLG (step S 90). If the value of the public power release extension state flag FKE_FLG is 05AH (step S90: = 05AH), the opening / closing member 45b (see FIG. 5) extends and opens the special symbol 2 starting port 45 (see FIG. 5). The main control CPU 600 proceeds to the process of step S97.

  On the other hand, if the value of the normal power open extension state flag FKE_FLG is not 05AH (step S90: ≠ 05AH), the value of the normal power operating flag FS_FLG is confirmed (step S91). If the value of the normal power operating flag FS_FLG is 05AH (step S91: = 05AH), it is determined that the opening / closing member 45b (see FIG. 5) is operating (a state where the special symbol 2 starting port 45 is opened / closed). Then, the main control CPU 600 proceeds to the process of step S97.

  On the other hand, if the value of the normal operation flag FS_FLG is not 05AH (step S91: ≠ 05AH), it is determined that the operation of the opening / closing member 45b (see FIG. 5) has ended, and the general power prize winning valid timer The value of FDN_TIMER is confirmed (step S92). If the value of the general electric prize valid timer FDN_TIMER is not 0 (step S92: ≠ 0), the opening / closing member 45b (see FIG. 5) is in a state of closing the special symbol 2 starting port 45 (see FIG. 5). The main control CPU 600 proceeds to the process of step S97.

  On the other hand, if the value of the ordinary power prize winning timer FDN_TIMER is 0 (step S92: = 0), the opening / closing member 45b (see FIG. 5) is in a state where the special symbol 2 starting port 45 (see FIG. 5) is closed. In step S80 shown in FIG. 13, the edge data of the special symbol 2 start port switch 45a stored in the normal RAM area 620a (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620 is acquired (step S93). Then, the edge data is confirmed (step S94), and if it is OFF (step S94: NO), it is determined that there is no winning in the special symbol 2 starting port 45 and fraud is not performed, and the main control CPU 600 The process proceeds to step S97.

  On the other hand, if the edge data is ON (step S94: YES), the special symbol 2 start is started even though the special symbol 2 start port 45 (see FIG. 5) is closed by the opening / closing member 45b (see FIG. 5). Since the winning is made to the mouth 45 (see FIG. 5), the main control CPU 600 determines that fraud has been performed, and the main control CPU 600 clears the edge data of the special symbol 2 starting mouth switch 45a and turns it off. And store in the normal RAM area 620a (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620 (step S95).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 performs processing for setting the fraud information timer FJ_TIMER to 30 s (step S96). During the period when the fraudulent information timer FJ_TIMER is not 0, error processing such as generating an alarm sound from the speaker 17 (see FIG. 1) is performed in the error management processing (step S45 shown in FIG. 11).

  Next, after finishing the above-described processing, the main control CPU 600 acquires edge data of the big prize opening switch 46c stored in the normal RAM area 620a (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620 (step S97). Then, the edge data is confirmed (step S98), and if the edge data is OFF (step S98: NO), it is determined that there is no winning in the big prize opening (not shown) and fraud is not performed. , And finish the winning invalidation process.

  On the other hand, if the edge data is ON (step S98: YES), the value of the special electric accessory operation flag TDY_FLG is confirmed (step S99). If the value of the special electric accessory actuating flag TDY_FLG is 05AH (step S99: = 05AH), the special winning opening (not shown) is opened by the open / close door 46a (see FIG. 5), which is illegal. It is determined that no winning has been performed, and the winning invalidation process is terminated.

  On the other hand, if the value of the special electric accessory actuating flag TDY_FLG is not 05AH (step S99: ≠ 05AH), the special winning opening (not shown) is closed by the open / close door 46a (see FIG. 5). However, since there is a prize, the main control CPU 600 determines that fraud has been performed, and the main control CPU 600 performs processing for clearing the edge data of the big prize opening switch 46c and turning it off, and a normal RAM area of the main control RAM 620. It is stored in 620a (see FIG. 7) (step S100).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 sets the fraud information timer FJ_TIMER to 30 s (step S101), and finishes the winning invalidation process.

<Switch input processing>
Thus, after the above processing is completed, the main control CPU 600 acquires edge data of various switches stored in the normal RAM area 620a (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620 (step S82). . If these edge data are all in the OFF state (step S82: NO), the switch input process is finished.

  On the other hand, if any one of these edge data is in the ON state (step S82: YES), the main control CPU 600 performs a process of adding a winning counter corresponding to the number of winning balls (step S83).

  Specifically, when a game ball wins the upper right general winning opening switch 48a1 (edge data is ON), a process of incrementing (+1) the first winning counter N1_CNT is performed. When a game ball wins any one of the upper left general winning opening switch 48b1, the left middle general winning opening switch 48c1, and the lower left general winning opening switch 48d1, the second winning counter N2_CNT is set by the number of won. A process of incrementing (+1) is performed. Further, when the game ball wins the big winning opening switch 46c (edge data is ON), the third winning counter N3_CNT is incremented (+1). Further, when the game ball wins any one of the special symbol 1 start port switch 44a and the special symbol 2 start port switch 45a (edge data is ON), the fourth winning counter N4_CNT is incremented (+1) by the number of winning. Process.

  Thus, the main control CPU 600 ends the switch input process after performing the above process.

<Prize ball management processing>
Next, the prize ball management process will be described in detail with reference to FIG. As shown in FIG. 15, the winning ball management process first sets the total number of winning counters in the loop counter LOOP_CNT (step S110). In other words, in the present embodiment, there are four winning counters: a first winning counter N1_CNT, a second winning counter N2_CNT, a third winning counter N3_CNT, and a fourth winning counter N4_CNT (see the description of step S83 shown in FIG. 13). Therefore, 4 is set in the loop counter LOOP_CNT.

  Next, the main control CPU 600 sets 1 to the number of the winning counter. More specifically, in the present embodiment, there are four winning counters of the first winning counter N1_CNT, the second winning counter N2_CNT, the third winning counter N3_CNT, and the fourth winning counter N4_CNT. Will be assigned a number. That is, the number of the first winning counter N1_CNT is 1, the number of the second winning counter N2_CNT is 2, the number of the third winning counter N3_CNT is 3, the number of the fourth winning counter N4_CNT is 4, and so on. The numerical value indicating the assigned number is N, and 1 is set to the numerical value N (step S111).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 confirms the number set to the numerical value N and confirms the value of the winning counter corresponding to the number (step S112). That is, when 1 is set in the numerical value N, it is checked whether or not the value of the first winning counter N1_CNT is 0. When the numerical value N is set to 2, the value of the second winning counter N2_CNT is It is confirmed whether or not the value N is set to 3, and if the value of the third winning counter N3_CNT is 0 or not, it is checked whether the value N is 4 or not. It is confirmed whether or not the value of the winning counter N4_CNT is zero.

  If the value of the winning counter is 0 (step S112: = 0), the main control CPU 600 performs a process of incrementing (+1) the numerical value N (step S113), and subtracts the value of the loop counter LOOP_CNT (−1). ) Is performed (step S114). If the value of the loop counter LOOP_CNT becomes 0 (step S115: = 0) as a result of the process, the winning ball management process is terminated. If it is not 0 (step S115: ≠ 0), the process returns to step S112 and steps S112 to S112. The process of step S115 is repeated.

  On the other hand, if the value of the winning counter is not 0 (step S112: ≠ 0), the main control CPU 600 subtracts (-1) the value of the first winning counter N1_CNT when the numerical value N is set to 1. When the numerical value N is set to 2, the value of the second winning counter N2_CNT is subtracted (-1). When the numerical value N is set to 3, the value of the third winning counter N3_CNT is set. Is subtracted (-1), and when the value N is set to 4, the value of the fourth winning counter N4_CNT is subtracted (-1) (step S116).

  After this processing, the main control CPU 600 transmits a payout control command PAY_CMD specifying the payout number to the payout control board 70 (see FIG. 6). Specifically, when the value of the first prize counter N1_CNT is subtracted in the process of step S116, a value obtained by subtracting the counter value, that is, a game ball (for example, five balls) corresponding to 1, is paid. A payout control command PAY_CMD designated to be issued is transmitted to the payout control board 70 (see FIG. 6). When the value of the second winning counter N2_CNT is subtracted, the payout control is performed with a value obtained by subtracting the counter value, that is, a payout control command PAY_CMD designated to pay out game balls (for example, 10 balls) corresponding to 1. It transmits to the board | substrate 70 (refer FIG. 6). Further, when the value of the third winning counter N3_CNT is subtracted, a payout control command PAY_CMD designated to pay out the game ball corresponding to 1 (for example, 15) is paid out. It transmits to the control board 70 (refer FIG. 6). Furthermore, when the value of the fourth winning counter N4_CNT is subtracted, a payout control command PAY_CMD designated to pay out the game ball corresponding to 1 (for example, 3) is paid out. It transmits to the control board 70 (refer FIG. 6) (step S117). Thereby, the payout control board 70 pays out the game ball by controlling the payout motor M based on the payout control command PAY_CMD.

  Thus, the main control CPU 600 finishes the winning ball management process after finishing the above process.

<Cumulative winnings management process>
Next, the cumulative winning number management process will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. In the cumulative number-of-wins management process, as shown in FIG. 16, first, a count process is executed (step S120).

<Count processing>
This point will be described in more detail with reference to FIG. 17. As shown in FIG. 17, the main control CPU 600 first, in step S80 shown in FIG. 13, the normal RAM area 620a (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620. ) Stored in the upper right general winning port switch 48a1, the upper left general winning port switch 48b1, the left middle general winning port switch 48c1, the lower left general winning port switch 48d1, the large winning port switch 46c, the special symbol 1 starting port switch 44a, The edge data of the special symbol 2 start port switch 45a is acquired (step S130). These edge data are confirmed (step S131). If any one of the data is in the ON state (step S131: YES), the cumulative prize counter RN_CNT is incremented (+1) by the number of data in the ON state (step S131). S132). The cumulative winning counter RN_CNT is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620.

  On the other hand, if any of these edge data is OFF (step S131: NO), the process proceeds to step S133.

  Next, the main control CPU 600 acquires the edge data of the outlet switch 49a stored in the normal RAM area 620a (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620 in step S80 shown in FIG. 13 (step S133). . If the edge data is in the ON state (step S134: YES), the cumulative out counter RO_CNT is incremented (+1) (step S135), and the counting process is finished. The accumulated out counter RO_CNT is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620.

  On the other hand, if the edge data is in the OFF state (step S134: NO), the counting process is finished.

<Cumulative winnings management process>
Thus, after finishing the above processing, the main control CPU 600 executes display processing as shown in FIG. 16 (step S121), and finishes the cumulative winning number management processing.

<Display processing>
This point will be described in more detail with reference to FIG. 18. As shown in FIG. 18, the main control CPU 600 first opens a door opening sensor (not shown) provided on the upper opening / closing door 7 (see FIG. 1). To confirm whether or not the upper door 7 (see FIG. 1) is opened (step S140). If the upper opening / closing door 7 (see FIG. 1) is not opened (step S140: NO), a process of outputting non-display data is performed so that nothing is displayed on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6) ( Step S141), the display process is finished.

  On the other hand, if the upper door 7 (see FIG. 1) is opened (step S140: YES), the contents of the RAM clear switch 640 (see FIG. 6) are confirmed (step S142). If the edge data of the RAM clear switch 640 is OFF (step S142: OFF), a process of outputting non-display data is performed so that nothing is displayed on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6) (step S141). The display process is finished.

  On the other hand, if the edge data of the RAM clear switch 640 is ON (step S142: ON), the value of the cumulative winning counter RN_CNT stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620 is acquired ( Step S143), the value of the cumulative out counter RO_CNT stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620 is acquired (Step S144).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 performs a process of dividing the value of the cumulative prize counter RN_CNT by the value obtained by adding the value of the cumulative prize counter RN_CNT and the value of the cumulative out counter RO_CNT. As a result, the winning ratio is calculated. Then, display data of the calculated winning ratio is created (step S145).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 outputs display data to the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6) in order to display the calculated winning percentage on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6) (step S146). As a result, the winning percentage is displayed on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6). In addition, it is preferable that this winning percentage is not displayed after the decimal point is cut off. This is because, when displaying the winning percentage with 7 segments, if the decimal places are displayed, it is necessary to add 7 segments accordingly, which increases costs.

  Thus, after finishing the above processing, the main control CPU 600 finishes the cumulative winning number management processing.

  Thus, if the winning percentage is displayed on the measurement display device 650 in this way, performance display based on the number of winning and non-winning can be performed.

  By the way, in this embodiment, although the example which measures the number of winnings was shown, you may make it measure not only that but the number of winning balls. This point will be described below with reference to FIGS. 19 and 20. 19, the same processes as those in FIG. 17 are denoted by the same reference numerals, description thereof is omitted, and the processes illustrated in FIG. 20 are denoted by the same numerals as those in FIG. A description will be omitted.

<Count processing>
That is, as shown in FIG. 19, the upper right general winning opening switch 48a1, the upper left general winning opening switch 48b1, and the left middle general winning opening switch 48c1 stored in the normal RAM area 620a (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620. , Lower left general winning opening switch 48d1, large winning opening switch 46c, special symbol 1 starting port switch 44a, special symbol 2 starting port switch 45a are acquired (step S130), and any one of these edge data is acquired. Is ON (step S131: YES), the cumulative prize ball counter RS_CNT is added (step S150). Specifically, if the edge data of the upper right general winning opening switch 48a1 is in an ON state, five prize balls are awarded, so the cumulative prize ball counter RS_CNT is incremented by +5. If the edge data of the upper left general winning opening switch 48b1, the left middle general winning opening switch 48c1, and the lower left general winning opening switch 48d1 are in the ON state, ten prize balls are awarded for one edge data in the ON state. Therefore, the cumulative prize ball counter RS_CNT is incremented by +10 (x the number of edge data in the ON state). Further, if the edge data of the special winning opening switch 46c is in the ON state, 15 prize balls are awarded, so the cumulative prize ball counter RS_CNT is incremented by +15. Furthermore, if the edge data of the special symbol 1 start port switch 44a and the special symbol 2 start port switch 45a is in the ON state, three award balls are awarded for one edge data in the ON state. The counter RS_CNT is incremented by +3 (x the number of edge data in the ON state). The accumulated prize ball counter RS_CNT is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620.

<Display processing>
Next, as shown in FIG. 20, if the edge data of the RAM clear switch 640 is ON (step S142: ON), the main control CPU 600 is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620. The accumulated prize ball counter RS_CNT is acquired (step S160).

  Then, after the process of step S144, the main control CPU 600 performs a process of dividing the value of the accumulated prize ball counter RS_CNT by the value of the accumulated out counter RO_CNT. As a result, the winning ball ratio is calculated. Then, display data of the calculated prize ball ratio is created (step S161).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 outputs display data to the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6) in order to display the calculated prize ball ratio on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6) (step S162). As a result, the winning ball ratio is displayed on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6). In addition, it is preferable that this prize ball ratio is also not displayed after the decimal point.

  Thus, if the winning ball ratio is displayed on the measurement display device 650, performance display based on the number of winning balls and the number of non-winning balls can be performed.

  In the present embodiment, the example in which the measurement display device 650 is mounted on the main control board 60 has been shown. However, the measurement display device 650 may be provided on the game board 4 (for example, the lower peripheral edge of the game area 40), You may display on the liquid crystal display device 41 (refer FIG. 5), and you may display anywhere. However, it is preferable to mount the measurement display device 650 in a place where the player cannot touch the eyes, such as the main control board 60. That is, since such display is not important information for the player, a position where the player cannot confirm (in the present embodiment, the measurement display device 650) so that the player does not misidentify the information. Is mounted on the main control board 60, and as shown in FIG. 4, it is preferable to provide it on the back of the pachinko gaming machine 1).

  By the way, when displaying the winning ratio (or winning ball ratio) on the liquid crystal display device 41 (see FIG. 5), the main control CPU 600 performs effect control in the processing of step S146 shown in FIG. 18 and step S162 shown in FIG. The command DI_CMD may be transmitted to the effect control board 90. Thereby, the effect control board 90 performs a process of displaying the winning ratio (or winning ball ratio) on the liquid crystal display device 41. In addition, when displaying the winning ratio (or winning ball ratio) on the liquid crystal display device 41, it is preferable to display as shown in FIG.

  The liquid crystal display list ES_HY shown in FIG. 21 is a table that summarizes the display on the liquid crystal display device 41 according to the gaming state. In the liquid crystal display list ES_HY, a gaming state table HY1 is described. The gaming state described in the liquid crystal display list ES_HY will be described in order from the top. When the setting button 15 (see FIG. 1) is pressed while the demonstration screen is displayed on the liquid crystal display device 41, the effect control is performed. The substrate 90 (production control CPU 900) performs a process of displaying the winning ratio (or winning ball ratio) for a predetermined time on the liquid crystal display device 41 (refer to Table HY2 of presence / absence of display). At this time, if the gaming state is normal, a liquid crystal control command LCD_CMD to be displayed on the lower right of the liquid crystal display device 41 (see the normal table HY3 of the display location) is transmitted to the liquid crystal control board 120. Thereby, the liquid crystal control board 120 controls the liquid crystal display device 41 so as to display an image based on the liquid crystal control command LCD_CMD, whereby a winning ratio (or a winning ball ratio) for a predetermined time on the lower right of the liquid crystal display device 41. Will be displayed. Further, if the gaming state is at the time of probability change (probability variation state in which the winning lottery probability is higher than normal), the liquid crystal display is displayed on the upper right of the liquid crystal display device 41 (see Table HY3 at the time of probability change of the display location). The command LCD_CMD is transmitted to the liquid crystal control board 120. Thereby, the liquid crystal control board 120 controls the liquid crystal display device 41 so as to display an image based on the liquid crystal control command LCD_CMD, so that a winning ratio (or winning ball ratio) for a predetermined time is displayed on the upper right of the liquid crystal display device 41. Will be displayed.

  Next, when the game state is a waiting state for a customer, when the setting button 15 (see FIG. 1) is pressed, the effect control board 90 (effect control CPU 900) wins the liquid crystal display device 41 for a predetermined time (or a winning percentage) (or (Prize ball ratio) is displayed (see Table HY2 for presence / absence of display). At this time, if the gaming state is normal, a liquid crystal control command LCD_CMD to be displayed on the lower right of the liquid crystal display device 41 (see the normal table HY3 of the display location) is transmitted to the liquid crystal control board 120. Thereby, the liquid crystal control board 120 controls the liquid crystal display device 41 so as to display an image based on the liquid crystal control command LCD_CMD, whereby a winning ratio (or a winning ball ratio) for a predetermined time on the lower right of the liquid crystal display device 41. Will be displayed. Further, if the gaming state is at the time of probability change (probability variation state in which the winning lottery probability is higher than normal), the liquid crystal display is displayed on the upper right of the liquid crystal display device 41 (see Table HY3 at the time of probability change of the display location). The command LCD_CMD is transmitted to the liquid crystal control board 120. Thereby, the liquid crystal control board 120 controls the liquid crystal display device 41 so as to display an image based on the liquid crystal control command LCD_CMD, so that a winning ratio (or winning ball ratio) for a predetermined time is displayed on the upper right of the liquid crystal display device 41. Will be displayed.

  Next, when the setting button 15 (see FIG. 1) is pressed while the menu screen is displayed on the liquid crystal display device 41, the effect control board 90 (effect control CPU 900) wins the liquid crystal display device 41 for a predetermined time. Processing to display the ratio (or prize ball ratio) is performed (refer to Table HY2 of presence / absence of display). At this time, if the gaming state is normal, a liquid crystal control command LCD_CMD to be displayed on the lower right of the liquid crystal display device 41 (see the normal table HY3 of the display location) is transmitted to the liquid crystal control board 120. Thereby, the liquid crystal control board 120 controls the liquid crystal display device 41 so as to display an image based on the liquid crystal control command LCD_CMD, whereby a winning ratio (or a winning ball ratio) for a predetermined time on the lower right of the liquid crystal display device 41. Will be displayed. Further, if the gaming state is at the time of probability change (probability variation state in which the winning lottery probability is higher than normal), the liquid crystal display is displayed on the upper right of the liquid crystal display device 41 (see Table HY3 at the time of probability change of the display location). The command LCD_CMD is transmitted to the liquid crystal control board 120. Thereby, the liquid crystal control board 120 controls the liquid crystal display device 41 so as to display an image based on the liquid crystal control command LCD_CMD, so that a winning ratio (or winning ball ratio) for a predetermined time is displayed on the upper right of the liquid crystal display device 41. Will be displayed.

  Next, when the gaming state is in the normal variation of the special symbol, the effect control board 90 (effect control CPU 900) performs a process of displaying the winning ratio (or winning ball ratio) on the liquid crystal display device 41 (whether or not there is display) Table HY2). At this time, if the gaming state is normal, a liquid crystal control command LCD_CMD to be displayed on the lower right of the liquid crystal display device 41 (see the normal table HY3 of the display location) is transmitted to the liquid crystal control board 120. As a result, the liquid crystal control board 120 controls the liquid crystal display device 41 to display an image based on the liquid crystal control command LCD_CMD, whereby the winning percentage (or winning ball percentage) is displayed at the lower right of the liquid crystal display device 41. Will be. Further, if the gaming state is at the time of probability change (probability variation state in which the winning lottery probability is higher than normal), the liquid crystal display is displayed on the upper right of the liquid crystal display device 41 (see Table HY3 at the time of probability change of the display location). The command LCD_CMD is transmitted to the liquid crystal control board 120. As a result, the liquid crystal control board 120 controls the liquid crystal display device 41 to display an image based on the liquid crystal control command LCD_CMD, whereby the winning percentage (or winning ball percentage) is displayed on the upper right of the liquid crystal display device 41. The Rukoto.

  Next, when the gaming state is in the reach change of the special symbol, the effect control board 90 (effect control CPU 900) performs a process of displaying the winning ratio (or winning ball ratio) on the liquid crystal display device 41 (display presence / absence of display) Table HY2). At this time, if the gaming state is normal, a liquid crystal control command LCD_CMD to be displayed on the lower right of the liquid crystal display device 41 (see the normal table HY3 of the display location) is transmitted to the liquid crystal control board 120. As a result, the liquid crystal control board 120 controls the liquid crystal display device 41 to display an image based on the liquid crystal control command LCD_CMD, whereby the winning percentage (or winning ball percentage) is displayed at the lower right of the liquid crystal display device 41. Will be. Further, if the gaming state is at the time of probability change (probability variation state in which the winning lottery probability is higher than normal), the liquid crystal display is displayed on the upper right of the liquid crystal display device 41 (see Table HY3 at the time of probability change of the display location). The command LCD_CMD is transmitted to the liquid crystal control board 120. As a result, the liquid crystal control board 120 controls the liquid crystal display device 41 to display an image based on the liquid crystal control command LCD_CMD, whereby the winning percentage (or winning ball percentage) is displayed on the upper right of the liquid crystal display device 41. The Rukoto.

  Next, when the game state is determined to be a change in the special symbol, the effect control board 90 (effect control CPU 900) performs a process of displaying the winning ratio (or winning ball ratio) on the liquid crystal display device 41 (whether or not display is performed). Table HY2). At this time, if the gaming state is normal, a liquid crystal control command LCD_CMD to be displayed on the lower right of the liquid crystal display device 41 (see the normal table HY3 of the display location) is transmitted to the liquid crystal control board 120. As a result, the liquid crystal control board 120 controls the liquid crystal display device 41 to display an image based on the liquid crystal control command LCD_CMD, whereby the winning percentage (or winning ball percentage) is displayed at the lower right of the liquid crystal display device 41. Will be. Further, if the gaming state is at the time of probability change (probability variation state in which the winning lottery probability is higher than normal), the liquid crystal display is displayed on the upper right of the liquid crystal display device 41 (see Table HY3 at the time of probability change of the display location). The command LCD_CMD is transmitted to the liquid crystal control board 120. As a result, the liquid crystal control board 120 controls the liquid crystal display device 41 to display an image based on the liquid crystal control command LCD_CMD, whereby the winning percentage (or winning ball percentage) is displayed on the upper right of the liquid crystal display device 41. The Rukoto.

  Next, when the gaming state is a jackpot start interval, the effect control board 90 (effect control CPU 900) performs a process of not displaying the winning rate (or winning ball rate) on the liquid crystal display device 41 (table HY2 of presence / absence of display) reference). That is, the liquid crystal control command LCD_CMD that is not displayed on the liquid crystal display device 41 (see the table HY3 of the display location) is transmitted to the liquid crystal control board 120. As a result, the liquid crystal control board 120 controls the liquid crystal display device 41 to display an image based on the liquid crystal control command LCD_CMD, so that the winning percentage (or winning ball percentage) is not displayed on the liquid crystal display device 41. Become.

  Next, when the gaming state is a round game, the effect control board 90 (effect control CPU 900) performs a process of displaying the winning percentage (or winning ball ratio) on the liquid crystal display device 41 (displaying table HY2). reference). That is, the liquid crystal control command LCD_CMD is transmitted to the liquid crystal control board 120 for displaying the winning ratio (or winning ball ratio) on the lower right of the liquid crystal display device 41 (see the table HY3 of the display location). As a result, the liquid crystal control board 120 controls the liquid crystal display device 41 to display an image based on the liquid crystal control command LCD_CMD, whereby the winning percentage (or winning ball percentage) is displayed at the lower right of the liquid crystal display device 41. Will be.

  Next, when the gaming state is the jackpot end interval, the effect control board 90 (effect control CPU 900) performs a process of not displaying the winning ratio (or winning ball ratio) on the liquid crystal display device 41 (table HY2 of presence / absence of display) reference). That is, the liquid crystal control command LCD_CMD that is not displayed on the liquid crystal display device 41 (see the table HY3 of the display location) is transmitted to the liquid crystal control board 120. As a result, the liquid crystal control board 120 controls the liquid crystal display device 41 to display an image based on the liquid crystal control command LCD_CMD, so that the winning percentage (or winning ball percentage) is not displayed on the liquid crystal display device 41. Become.

  Next, when the gaming state is a small hit, the effect control board 90 (effect control CPU 900) performs a process of displaying the winning ratio (or winning ball ratio) on the liquid crystal display device 41 (table HY2 of presence / absence of display) reference). That is, the liquid crystal control command LCD_CMD is transmitted to the liquid crystal control board 120 for displaying the winning ratio (or winning ball ratio) on the lower right of the liquid crystal display device 41 (see the table HY3 of the display location). As a result, the liquid crystal control board 120 controls the liquid crystal display device 41 to display an image based on the liquid crystal control command LCD_CMD, whereby the winning percentage (or winning ball percentage) is displayed at the lower right of the liquid crystal display device 41. Will be.

  Next, when the result is displayed on the liquid crystal display device 41, the effect control board 90 (the effect control CPU 900) is only when the game state is definitely changing (the probability variation state where the winning lottery probability is higher than normal). A process of displaying the winning percentage (or winning ball percentage) on the liquid crystal display device 41 is performed (see Table HY2 when the presence or absence of display is changed). In other words, if the gaming state is at the time of certain change (probability variation state in which the winning lottery probability is higher than usual), the liquid crystal display is displayed on the upper right of the liquid crystal display device 41 (see Table HY3 at the time of change of the display location). The command LCD_CMD is transmitted to the liquid crystal control board 120. As a result, the liquid crystal control board 120 controls the liquid crystal display device 41 to display an image based on the liquid crystal control command LCD_CMD, whereby the winning percentage (or winning ball percentage) is displayed on the upper right of the liquid crystal display device 41. The Rukoto.

  Thus, according to the gaming state, the winning percentage (or winning ball percentage) is displayed on the liquid crystal display device 41 (see FIG. 5) or not, or the position is changed when not displayed. By doing so, it is possible to display the winning ratio (or winning ball ratio) so as not to disturb other display contents.

  Note that when displaying the winning ratio (or winning ball ratio) on the liquid crystal display device 41 (see FIG. 5), the processing in steps S140 and S142 shown in FIGS. 18 and 20 is not necessary.

  Further, when displaying the winning percentage (or winning ball percentage) on the liquid crystal display device 41 (see FIG. 5), the gaming state is in the demonstration screen, waiting for the customer, and the menu screen (HY1 of the liquid crystal display list ES_HY shown in FIG. 21). (See)) may be displayed. In this way, since it is not displayed during the game, it is possible to reduce the situation where the game is disturbed.

  Furthermore, when displaying the winning ratio (or winning ball ratio) on the liquid crystal display device 41 (see FIG. 5), it is preferable that the display is always displayed in the foreground. In this way, it is possible to reduce the situation where the display of the winning ratio (or winning ball ratio) is hidden by other display contents.

  Further, when the main control CPU 600 transmits the effect control command DI_CMD to the effect control board 90 in the process of step S146 shown in FIG. 18 and the process of step S162 shown in FIG. 20, the value of the accumulated prize counter RN_CNT (accumulated prize) It may be transmitted only when the value of the sphere counter RS_CNT) or the value of the cumulative out counter RO_CNT changes compared to the previous timer interrupt. In this way, it is possible to reduce a situation where a wasteful load on the production control board 90 is generated and the processing is delayed.

Second Embodiment
Next, a second embodiment of the gaming machine according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. In addition, about the same structure as 1st Embodiment, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected and description is abbreviate | omitted.

  The difference between the first embodiment and the second embodiment is the difference between the count process (step S120) and the display process (step S121) shown in FIG. 16, and the other points are the same. In other words, in the second embodiment, the measurement is divided into the gaming state of low probability time (normally low probability probability of winning lottery) and high probability time (high probability of winning lottery than normal). .

<Count processing>
As shown in FIG. 22, the main control CPU 600 first confirms whether or not the gaming state is in a low probability (step S170). If in doubt (step S170: YES), the upper right general winning opening switch 48a1, upper left stored in the normal RAM area 620a (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620 in step S80 shown in FIG. Edge data of the general winning opening switch 48b1, the left middle general winning opening switch 48c1, the lower left general winning opening switch 48d1, the large winning opening switch 46c, the special symbol 1 starting opening switch 44a, and the special symbol 2 starting opening switch 45a are acquired (step) S130) If any one of these edge data is in the ON state (step S131: YES), the low probability cumulative winning counter TRN_CNT is incremented (+1) by the number of ON state data (step S171). . The low probability cumulative winning counter TRN_CNT is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620.

  On the other hand, if any of these edge data is OFF (step S131: NO), the process proceeds to step S133.

  Next, the main control CPU 600 acquires the edge data of the outlet switch 49a stored in the normal RAM area 620a (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620 in step S80 shown in FIG. 13 (step S133). . If the edge data is in the ON state (step S134: YES), the low-accuracy cumulative out counter TRO_CNT is incremented (+1) (step S172), and the counting process is finished. The low-accuracy cumulative out counter TRO_CNT is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620.

  On the other hand, if the edge data is in the OFF state (step S134: NO), the counting process is finished.

  On the other hand, if the gaming state is highly probable (step S170: NO), the upper right general area stored in the normal RAM area 620a (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620 in step S80 shown in FIG. Winning port switch 48a1, upper left general winning port switch 48b1, left middle general winning port switch 48c1, lower left general winning port switch 48d1, large winning port switch 46c, special symbol 1 start port switch 44a, special symbol 2 start port switch 45a Data is acquired (step S130), and if any one of these edge data is in the ON state (step S131: YES), the high-accuracy cumulative winning counter KRN_CNT is incremented (+1) by the number of data in the ON state. (Step S173). Note that the high-accuracy cumulative winning counter KRN_CNT is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620.

  On the other hand, if any of these edge data is OFF (step S131: NO), the process proceeds to step S133.

  Next, the main control CPU 600 acquires the edge data of the outlet switch 49a stored in the normal RAM area 620a (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620 in step S80 shown in FIG. 13 (step S133). . If the edge data is in the ON state (step S134: YES), the high-accuracy cumulative out counter KRO_CNT is incremented (+1) (step S174), and the counting process is finished. The highly accurate cumulative out counter KRO_CNT is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620.

  On the other hand, if the edge data is in the OFF state (step S134: NO), the counting process is finished.

<Display processing>
Next, as shown in FIG. 23, if the edge data of the RAM clear switch 640 is ON (step S142: ON), the main control CPU 600 is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620. The value of the low-accuracy cumulative prize counter TRN_CNT and the value of the high-accuracy cumulative prize counter KRN_CNT are acquired (step S180) and stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620. The value of the probable cumulative out counter TRO_CNT and the value of the probable cumulative out counter KRO_CNT are acquired (step S181).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 performs processing to divide the value of the low probability cumulative prize counter TRN_CNT by the value obtained by adding the value of the low probability cumulative prize counter TRN_CNT and the value of the low probability cumulative out counter TRO_CNT. As a result, the low probability winning ratio is calculated. Then, display data of the calculated low probability winning ratio is created.

  On the other hand, the main control CPU 600 performs a process of dividing the value of the high-accuracy cumulative prize counter KRN_CNT by the value obtained by adding the value of the high-accuracy cumulative prize counter KRN_CNT and the value of the high-accuracy cumulative out counter KRO_CNT. As a result, the winning percentage for high probability is calculated. Then, display data of the calculated winning ratio for high probability is created (step S182).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 outputs display data to the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6) in order to display the calculated low probability winning ratio and high probability winning ratio on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6). (Step S183). Thereby, the low probability winning ratio and the high probability winning ratio are displayed on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6). At this time, the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6) may be provided with two types of seven segments for displaying the low probability winning ratio and seven segments for displaying the high probability winning ratio. Of course, as described in the first embodiment, the image may be displayed on the liquid crystal display device 41. Further, it is preferable that the low probability winning ratio and the high probability winning ratio are not displayed after the decimal point.

  Further, the low probability winning ratio and the high probability winning ratio may be displayed with one kind of seven segments without displaying with two kinds of seven segments. Specifically, when the RAM clear switch 640 is pressed, either the low probability winning ratio or the high probability winning ratio is displayed on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6), and when a predetermined time elapses, You may make it display the one which was not displayed on the measurement display apparatus 650 (refer FIG. 6).

  In this way, the performance display based on the number of winnings and the number of non-winnings at the time of low accuracy and high accuracy can be performed.

  By the way, in this embodiment, although the example which measures the number of winnings was shown, you may make it measure not only that but the number of winning balls. This point will be described below with reference to FIGS. 24 and 25. 24, the same processes as those in FIG. 22 are denoted by the same reference numerals, description thereof is omitted, and the processes illustrated in FIG. 25 are denoted by the same numerals as those in FIG. A description will be omitted.

<Count processing>
That is, as shown in FIG. 24, the gaming state is inaccurate (step S170: YES), and stored in the normal RAM area 620a (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620 in step S80 shown in FIG. Oita upper right general winning opening switch 48a1, upper left general winning opening switch 48b1, left middle general winning opening switch 48c1, lower left general winning opening switch 48d1, large winning opening switch 46c, special symbol 1 starting port switch 44a, special symbol 2 starting port Edge data of the switch 45a is acquired (step S130), and if any one of these edge data is in an ON state (step S131: YES), a low probability cumulative prize ball counter TRS_CNT is added (step S190). ). Specifically, if the edge data of the upper right general winning opening switch 48a1 is in the ON state, five prize balls are awarded, so the low probability cumulative prize ball counter TRS_CNT is incremented by +5. If the edge data of the upper left general winning opening switch 48b1, the left middle general winning opening switch 48c1, and the lower left general winning opening switch 48d1 are in the ON state, ten prize balls are awarded for one edge data in the ON state. Therefore, +10 (for the number of edge data in the ON state) is added to the low probability cumulative prize ball counter TRS_CNT. Further, if the edge data of the special winning opening switch 46c is in the ON state, 15 prize balls are awarded, so the low probability cumulative prize ball counter TRS_CNT is incremented by +15. Furthermore, if the edge data of the special symbol 1 start port switch 44a and the special symbol 2 start port switch 45a is in the ON state, three award balls are awarded for one edge data in the ON state. The cumulative prize ball counter TRS_CNT is incremented by +3 (x the number of edge data in the ON state). The low probability cumulative prize ball counter TRS_CNT is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620.

  On the other hand, the gaming state is highly probable (step S170: NO), and the upper right general winning opening switch stored in the normal RAM area 620a (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620 in step S80 shown in FIG. 48a1, upper left general winning port switch 48b1, left middle general winning port switch 48c1, lower left general winning port switch 48d1, large winning port switch 46c, special symbol 1 start port switch 44a, special symbol 2 start port switch 45a edge data is acquired. If any one of these edge data is in the ON state (step S131: YES), the highly accumulative cumulative prize ball counter KRS_CNT is added (step S191). More specifically, if the edge data of the upper right general winning opening switch 48a1 is in the ON state, five prize balls are awarded, so +5 is added to the highly accumulative cumulative prize ball counter KRS_CNT. If the edge data of the upper left general winning opening switch 48b1, the left middle general winning opening switch 48c1, and the lower left general winning opening switch 48d1 are in the ON state, ten prize balls are awarded for one edge data in the ON state. Therefore, +10 (x the number of edge data in the ON state) is added to the highly probable cumulative prize ball counter KRS_CNT. Further, if the edge data of the special winning opening switch 46c is in the ON state, 15 prize balls are awarded, so +15 is added to the highly accumulative cumulative prize ball counter KRS_CNT. Furthermore, if the edge data of the special symbol 1 start port switch 44a and the special symbol 2 start port switch 45a is in the ON state, three award balls are awarded for one edge data in the ON state. The cumulative prize ball counter KRS_CNT is incremented by +3 (x the number of edge data in the ON state). The highly accumulative prize ball counter KRS_CNT is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620.

<Display processing>
Next, as shown in FIG. 25, if the edge data of the RAM clear switch 640 is ON (step S142: ON), the main control CPU 600 is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620. The value of the low probability cumulative prize ball counter TRS_CNT and the value of the high probability cumulative prize ball counter KRS_CNT are acquired (step S200) and stored in the measurement RAM area 620b of the main control RAM 620 (see FIG. 7). The value of the low-accuracy cumulative out counter TRO_CNT and the value of the high-probability cumulative out counter KRO_CNT are acquired (step S181).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 performs a process of dividing the value of the low probability cumulative prize ball counter TRS_CNT by the value of the low probability cumulative out counter TRO_CNT. Thereby, the low probability winning ball ratio is calculated. Then, display data of the calculated low probability winning ball ratio is created.

  On the other hand, the main control CPU 600 performs a process of dividing the value of the highly-accurate cumulative prize ball counter KRS_CNT by the value of the highly-accurate accumulated out counter KRO_CNT. As a result, the high probability winning ball ratio is calculated. Then, display data of the calculated high probability winning ball ratio is created (step S201).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 displays the display data on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6) in order to display the calculated low probability prize ball ratio and high probability prize ball ratio on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6). Output (step S202). Thereby, the low probability prize ball ratio and the high probability prize ball ratio are displayed on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6).

  Thus, in this way, it is possible to perform performance display based on the number of winning balls and the number of non-winnings at the time of low accuracy and high accuracy.

  By the way, in this embodiment, when measuring the number of winnings or the number of winning balls, the edge data of the big winning opening switch 46c is acquired and the number of winnings or the number of winning balls is measured. When performing performance display based on the number of winning prizes (the number of winning balls) and the number of non-winning prizes, this measurement content is not particularly necessary, so it is not necessary to measure.

<Third Embodiment>
Next, a third embodiment of the gaming machine according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. In addition, about the same structure as 1st Embodiment, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected and description is abbreviate | omitted.

  The difference between the first embodiment and the third embodiment is the difference in the counting process (step S120) shown in FIG. 16, and the other points are the same. That is, in the third embodiment, the measurement is interrupted when the measurement is performed at a predetermined value or more during a certain time.

<Count processing>
As shown in FIG. 26, the main control CPU 600 first checks a measurement stop flag KT_FLG indicating whether or not to stop measurement (step S210). If the measurement stop flag KT_FLG is ON (step S210: ON), the measurement stop counter KT_CNT is incremented (+1) (step S211), and it is confirmed whether it is a predetermined value (step S212). If it is not the predetermined value (step S212: NO), the counting process is finished.

  On the other hand, if it is a predetermined value (step S212: YES), the value of the measurement stop counter KT_CNT is cleared (step S213), the measurement stop flag KT_FLG is set to OFF (step S214), and the count process is ended.

  In this way, the measurement can be stopped for a certain time.

  On the other hand, if the measurement stop flag KT_FLG is OFF (step S210: OFF), the value of the monitoring counter KN_CNT is acquired (step S215), and it is confirmed whether or not it is equal to or greater than a predetermined value (step S216). If it is not equal to or greater than the predetermined value (step S216: NO), the value of the monitoring counter KN_CNT is incremented (+1) (step S217), the processes of steps S130 to S135 are performed, and the count process is completed.

  On the other hand, if the value is equal to or greater than the predetermined value (step S216: YES), the main control CPU 600 determines that the monitoring time has come, clears the value of the monitoring counter KN_CNT (step S218), and acquires the value of the cumulative prize counter RN_CNT. (Step S219), it is confirmed whether or not a predetermined value or more (Step S220). If it is equal to or greater than the predetermined value (step S220: YES), the measurement stop flag KT_FLG is set to ON in order to interrupt the measurement (step S223), and the counting process is ended.

  On the other hand, if the count value is not greater than or equal to the predetermined value (step S220: NO), the value of the cumulative out counter RO_CNT is acquired (step S221), and it is confirmed whether or not it is greater than or equal to the predetermined value (step S222). If it is equal to or greater than the predetermined value (step S222: YES), the measurement stop flag KT_FLG is set to ON in order to interrupt the measurement (step S223), and the counting process is ended.

  On the other hand, if the value is not equal to or greater than the predetermined value (step S222: NO), the processes of steps S130 to S135 are performed, and the count process is finished.

  Thus, for example, if 120 or more non-winning balls are measured per minute, the measurement is interrupted for one hour, or if 60 or more winning balls are measured per minute, one hour is measured. Measurement can be interrupted. Thereby, the situation where a measured value is changed intentionally can be reduced.

  In the present embodiment, the measurement of the number of winnings has been described as an example. However, the present invention is not limited thereto, and the number of winning balls may be measured. In that case, what is necessary is just to change the process of step S132 to the process of step S150 (refer FIG. 19).

  In the present embodiment, for the sake of explanation, only the difference from the first embodiment has been described. However, the present embodiment can also be applied to the second embodiment.

<Fourth embodiment>
Next, a fourth embodiment of the gaming machine according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. In addition, about the same structure as 1st Embodiment, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected and description is abbreviate | omitted.

  The difference between the first embodiment and the fourth embodiment is the difference in the counting process (step S120) shown in FIG. 16, and the other points are the same. That is, in the fourth embodiment, measurement is interrupted when a disconnection error occurs.

<Count processing>
As shown in FIG. 27, the main control CPU 600 first performs the special symbol 1 start port switch 44a (see FIG. 6) and the special symbol 2 start port switch 45a (FIG. 6) in the error management process of step S45 shown in FIG. Normal symbol start opening switch 47a (see FIG. 6), upper right general winning opening switch 48a1 (see FIG. 6), upper left general winning opening switch 48b1 (see FIG. 6), left middle general winning opening switch 48c1 (see FIG. 6) ), The lower left general winning opening switch 48d1 (see FIG. 6), the out opening switch 49a (see FIG. 6), and the big winning opening switch 46c (see FIG. 6) are detected (step S230). If the disconnection is not detected (step S230: NO), the processing from step S130 to step S135 is performed, and the counting process is finished.

  On the other hand, if disconnection is detected (step S230: YES), the counting process is finished.

  In this way, since the measurement can be interrupted until the error due to the disconnection is canceled, it is possible to reduce the situation in which the incorrect performance display is performed.

  In the present embodiment, the measurement of the number of winnings has been described as an example. However, the present invention is not limited thereto, and the number of winning balls may be measured. In that case, what is necessary is just to change the process of step S132 to the process of step S150 (refer FIG. 19).

  Further, in the present embodiment, for the sake of explanation, only the difference from the first embodiment has been described, but the present embodiment can also be applied to the second embodiment and the third embodiment. That is, when this embodiment is applied to the third embodiment, both the disconnection error (see step S230 in FIG. 27) and the measurement stop flag KT_FLG are confirmed.

<Fifth Embodiment>
Next, a fifth embodiment of the gaming machine according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. In addition, about the same structure as 1st Embodiment, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected and description is abbreviate | omitted.

  The difference between the first embodiment and the fifth embodiment is the difference between the count process (step S120) and the display process (step S121) shown in FIG. 16, and the other points are the same. That is, in the fifth embodiment, the number of winning balls is not measured, but only the number of winnings is measured.

<Count processing>
As shown in FIG. 28, the main control CPU 600 performs the processing from step S130 to step S132, and finishes the counting process.

<Display processing>
Next, as shown in FIG. 29, if the edge data of the RAM clear switch 640 is ON (step S142: ON), the main control CPU 600 is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620. The value of the cumulative prize counter RN_CNT is acquired (step S143), and display data is created based on the value of the cumulative prize counter RN_CNT (step S240).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 outputs display data to the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6) in order to display the value of the cumulative winning counter RN_CNT on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6) (step S241). Thereby, the number of winnings is displayed on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6).

  Thus, if the number of winnings is displayed on the measurement display device 650 in this way, performance display based on the number of winnings can be performed.

  By the way, in this embodiment, although the example which measures the number of winnings was shown, you may make it measure not only that but the number of winning balls. This point will be described below with reference to FIG. That is, the process of step S132 shown in FIG. 28 may be changed to the process of step S150 shown in FIG. 19, and the display process shown in FIG. In addition, about the process shown in FIG. 30, about the same process as FIG. 29, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected and description is abbreviate | omitted.

<Display processing>
That is, as shown in FIG. 30, if the edge data of the RAM clear switch 640 is ON (step S142: ON), the main control CPU 600 is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620. The accumulated prize ball counter RS_CNT is acquired (step S250), and display data is created based on the accumulated prize ball counter RS_CNT value (step S251).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 outputs display data to the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6) in order to display the value of the cumulative prize ball counter RS_CNT on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6) (step S252). As a result, the number of winning balls is displayed on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6).

  Thus, if the number of prize balls is displayed on the measurement display device 650 in this way, performance display based on the number of prize balls can be performed.

  In the present embodiment, for the sake of explanation, only the differences from the first embodiment have been described. However, the present embodiment can also be applied to the second to fourth embodiments. That is, when this embodiment is applied to the second to fourth embodiments, only the process related to the measurement of the out port 49 (see FIG. 5) may be deleted.

  In the present embodiment, the number of winning balls (winning number) is displayed on the measurement display device 650. Of course, as shown in the first embodiment, the number may be displayed on the liquid crystal display device 41. good.

<Sixth Embodiment>
Next, a sixth embodiment of the gaming machine according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. In addition, about the same structure as 5th Embodiment, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected and description is abbreviate | omitted.

  The difference between the fifth embodiment and the sixth embodiment is the difference in the display process (step S121) shown in FIG. 16, and the other points are the same. That is, in the sixth embodiment, if the number of measurements is less than a predetermined value, the display content is blinked.

<Display processing>
As shown in FIG. 31, the main control CPU 600 checks whether or not the value of the cumulative prize counter RN_CNT is less than a predetermined value after the process of step S240 (step S260). If it is not less than the predetermined value (step S260: NO), display data is output to the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6) in order to display the value of the cumulative winning counter RN_CNT on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6) ( Step S241), the display process ends.

  On the other hand, if it is less than the predetermined value (step S260: YES), the blinking counter TM_CNT is incremented (+1) (step S261), and it is confirmed whether or not the blinking counter TM_CNT has reached the predetermined value (step S262). If the predetermined value has been reached (step S262: YES), the blinking counter TM_CNT is cleared (step S263), and non-display data is output so that nothing is displayed on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6). (Step S141), and the display process ends.

  On the other hand, if the predetermined value has not been reached (step S262: NO), display data is displayed on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6) in order to display the value of the cumulative winning counter RN_CNT on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6). Output (step S241), the display process is finished.

  Thus, according to this, the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6) alternately repeats display / non-display according to the value of the blinking counter TM_CNT until the value of the cumulative winning counter RN_CNT reaches a predetermined value. Therefore, the display of the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6) flashes. Thereby, in performing performance display, it can be easily confirmed whether or not the number of winnings has reached a value sufficient for measurement.

  By the way, in this embodiment, although the measurement of the number of winning a prize was demonstrated to the example, it is not restricted to this, You may measure the number of winning balls. In that case, the process of step S143 may be changed to the process of step S250 (see FIG. 30), and the process of step S240 may be changed to the process of step S251.

  In addition, in this embodiment, only the difference with 5th Embodiment was demonstrated on account of description, but this embodiment is applicable also to 1st Embodiment-4th Embodiment. In other words, the number of game balls that enter the out port 49 (see FIG. 5) is measured, and if it has not reached the predetermined number, it may be displayed blinking. In addition, when this embodiment is applied to the second embodiment, the entrance of the game ball into the out port 49 (see FIG. 5) is not measured, and the counter for low probability and high probability (low probability) Cumulative prize counter TRN_CNT, high-precision cumulative prize counter KRN_CNT, low-precision cumulative prize ball counter TRS_CNT, high-precision cumulative prize ball counter KRS_CNT) are separately provided. You may do it.

  In the present embodiment, an example of blinking the display of the measurement display device 650 has been shown. However, as described in the first embodiment, when displaying on the liquid crystal display device 41, blinking display is also performed. Also good.

<Seventh embodiment>
Next, a seventh embodiment of the gaming machine according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. 32 and FIG. In addition, about the same structure as 5th Embodiment, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected and description is abbreviate | omitted.

  The difference between the fifth embodiment and the seventh embodiment is the difference between the count process (step S120) and the display process (step S121) shown in FIG. 16, and the other points are the same. That is, in the seventh embodiment, measurement is performed using a plurality of counters.

<Count processing>
As shown in FIG. 32, the main control CPU 600 increments the value of the cumulative management counter RK_CNT (+1) when the value of the cumulative winning counter RN_CNT reaches the maximum value (for example, 10) after performing the process of step S132. And the value of the cumulative winning counter RN_CNT is cleared (step S270), and the counting process is finished. The cumulative management counter RK_CNT is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620.

<Display processing>
Next, as shown in FIG. 33, if the edge data of the RAM clear switch 640 is ON (step S142: ON), the main control CPU 600 is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620. Is stored (step S143), and the value of the cumulative management counter RK_CNT stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620 is acquired (step S280). Display data is created based on the value of the winning counter RN_CNT and the cumulative management counter RK_CNT (step S281).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 displays the number of winnings based on the value of the cumulative prize counter RN_CNT and the value of the cumulative management counter RK_CNT on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6). Data is output (step S282). Thereby, the number of winnings is displayed on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6).

  Thus, by providing a plurality of counters in this way, the RAM area can be reduced and a large number of winnings can be measured.

  By the way, in this embodiment, although the example which measures the number of winnings was shown, you may make it measure not only that but the number of winning balls. This point will be described below with reference to FIGS. 34 and 35. 34, the same processes as those in FIG. 32 are denoted by the same reference numerals, description thereof is omitted, and the processes illustrated in FIG. 35 are denoted by the same numerals as those in FIG. A description will be omitted.

<Count processing>
That is, as shown in FIG. 34, the process of step S132 shown in FIG. 32 is changed to the process of step S150 (see FIG. 19), and the main control CPU 600 determines the value of the cumulative prize ball counter RS_CNT after the process of step S150. When the value reaches the maximum value, the value of the cumulative management counter RK_CNT is incremented (+1), the value of the cumulative prize ball counter RS_CNT is cleared (step S290), and the counting process is ended. The cumulative management counter RK_CNT is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620.

<Display processing>
Next, as shown in FIG. 35, if the edge data of the RAM clear switch 640 is ON (step S142: ON), the main control CPU 600 is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620. The accumulated prize ball counter RS_CNT is acquired (step S300), and the accumulated management counter RK_CNT stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620 is acquired (step S280). Display data is created based on the value of the cumulative prize ball counter RS_CNT and the cumulative management counter RK_CNT (step S301).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 displays the number of prize balls based on the value of the cumulative prize ball counter RS_CNT and the value of the cumulative management counter RK_CNT on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6). The display data is output to (step S302). As a result, the number of winning balls is displayed on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6).

  Thus, by providing a plurality of counters in this way, the RAM area can be reduced and a large number of prize balls can be measured.

  In the present embodiment, for the sake of explanation, only the differences from the fifth embodiment have been described. However, the present embodiment can also be applied to the first to fourth embodiments and the sixth embodiment. . That is, when measuring the number of game balls that enter the out port 49 (see FIG. 5), a plurality of counters may be provided, and a low-accuracy and high-accuracy counter may also be provided with a plurality of counters. Also good.

  In the present embodiment, an example is shown in which the number of winning prizes (number of winning balls) is displayed on the measurement display device 650. However, as described in the first embodiment, the number is displayed on the liquid crystal display device 41. Also good.

<Eighth Embodiment>
Next, an eighth embodiment of the gaming machine according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. In addition, about the same structure as 5th Embodiment, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected and description is abbreviate | omitted.

  The difference between the fifth embodiment and the eighth embodiment is the difference between the count process (step S120) and the display process (step S121) shown in FIG. 16, and the other points are the same. That is, in the eighth embodiment, the measurement content for a predetermined number of days is displayed.

<Count processing>
As shown in FIG. 36, the main control CPU 600 checks the value of the power interruption number counter DK_CNT (step S310). This power interruption count counter DK_CNT is incremented (+1) when the backup process (step S69 shown in FIG. 12) is executed in the voltage monitoring process shown in FIG. Therefore, this process is performed in step S69 shown in FIG. 12, and is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620.

  Thus, the main control CPU 600 checks the value of the power interruption number counter DK_CNT stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620 (step S310), and if not larger than 10 (step S310: NO), it is determined that the measurement has not been performed for a predetermined number of days, and the processing of step S130 to step S132 is performed, and the counting process is finished.

  On the other hand, if the value of the power interruption number counter DK_CNT is greater than 10 (step S310: YES), it is determined that the measurement has been performed for a predetermined number of days, and the value of the power interruption number counter DK_CNT is cleared (step S311). The value of the counter RN_CNT is cleared (step S312), the processes of steps S130 to S132 are performed, and the count process is finished.

<Display processing>
Next, as shown in FIG. 37, if the edge data of the RAM clear switch 640 is ON (step S142: ON), the main control CPU 600 is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620. The cumulative winning counter RN_CNT is acquired (step S143), and the value of the power interruption number counter DK_CNT stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620 is acquired (step S320).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 creates display data based on the value of the cumulative winning counter RN_CNT and the value of the power interruption number counter DK_CNT (step S321).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 measures and displays the number of winnings based on the value of the cumulative winning counter RN_CNT and the number of days based on the value of the power interruption number counter DK_CNT indicating how many days the winning number corresponds to (see FIG. 6). Display data is output to the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6) (step S322). As a result, the number of days and the number of winnings are displayed on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6).

  Thus, by displaying the number of winnings for a predetermined number of days as described above, the latest performance display can be accurately displayed.

  In the present embodiment, the determination is made based on whether or not the value of the power interruption number counter DK_CNT is greater than 10, but this is a numerical value when it is assumed that the power supply is cut off twice in one day. An example of displaying the number of winnings for a day is shown. Therefore, this number can be changed arbitrarily.

  By the way, in this embodiment, although the example which measures the number of winnings was shown, you may make it measure not only that but the number of winning balls. This point will be described below with reference to FIGS. 38 and 39. 38, the same processes as those in FIG. 36 are denoted by the same reference numerals, description thereof is omitted, and the processes illustrated in FIG. 39 are denoted by the same numerals as those in FIG. A description will be omitted.

<Count processing>
That is, as shown in FIG. 38, if the value of the power interruption number counter DK_CNT is larger than 10 (step S310: YES), the main control CPU 600 determines that the measurement has been performed for a predetermined number of days, and the value of the power interruption number counter DK_CNT. Is cleared (step S311), the value of the accumulated prize ball counter RS_CNT is cleared (step S330), and steps S130 to S131 and step S150 (the process of step S132 shown in FIG. 36 is performed in step S150 (see FIG. 19)). The processing is changed to (1), and the counting process is finished.

<Display processing>
Next, as shown in FIG. 39, if the edge data of the RAM clear switch 640 is ON (step S142: ON), the main control CPU 600 is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620. The accumulated prize ball counter RS_CNT is acquired (step S340), and the value of the power interruption number counter DK_CNT stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620 is acquired (step S320). .

  Next, the main control CPU 600 creates display data based on the value of the cumulative prize ball counter RS_CNT and the value of the power interruption number counter DK_CNT (step S341).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 measures and displays the number of prize balls based on the value of the cumulative prize ball counter RS_CNT and the number of days based on the value of the power interruption number counter DK_CNT indicating how many days the prize ball number corresponds to. The display data is output to the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6) for display on the display (see FIG. 6) (step S342). As a result, the number of days and the number of prize balls are displayed on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6).

  Thus, if the number of award balls for a predetermined number of days is displayed in this way, the latest performance display can be accurately displayed.

  In addition, in this embodiment, only the difference with 5th Embodiment was demonstrated on account of description, but this embodiment is 1st Embodiment-4th Embodiment and 6th Embodiment-7th Embodiment. Is also applicable.

  Moreover, in this embodiment, although the example which displays the number of days and the number of wins (number of prize balls) on the measurement display apparatus 650 was shown, it was made to display on the liquid crystal display device 41 as demonstrated in 1st Embodiment. Anyway.

<Ninth Embodiment>
Next, a ninth embodiment of the gaming machine according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. In addition, about the same structure as 5th Embodiment, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected and description is abbreviate | omitted.

  The difference between the fifth embodiment and the ninth embodiment is the difference between the count process (step S120) and the display process (step S121) shown in FIG. 16, and the other points are the same. That is, in the ninth embodiment, an accessory ratio or a continuous accessory ratio is displayed.

<Count processing>
As shown in FIG. 40, the main control CPU 600, in step S80 shown in FIG. 13, stores the upper right general winning opening switch 48a1, which is stored in the normal RAM area 620a (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620. The edge data of the winning opening switch 48b1, the left middle general winning opening switch 48c1, the lower left general winning opening switch 48d1, and the special symbol 1 starting opening switch 44a are acquired (step S350), and the processes of steps S131 to S132 are performed.

  Next, in step S80 shown in FIG. 13, the main control CPU 600 acquires edge data of the special symbol 2 start port switch 45a stored in the normal RAM area 620a (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620 ( If this edge data is in the ON state (step S352: YES), the value of the first prize cumulative winning counter YRN1_CNT is incremented (+1) (step S353), and if the edge data is in the OFF state (step S352). Step S352: NO), the process proceeds to Step S354.

  Next, in step S80 shown in FIG. 13, the main control CPU 600 acquires the edge data of the big prize opening switch 46c stored in the normal RAM area 620a (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620 (step S354). If the edge data is in the ON state (step S355: YES), the value of the second winning accumulative winning counter YRN2_CNT is incremented (+1) (step S356), and the counting process is finished.

  On the other hand, if the edge data is in the OFF state (step S355: NO), the counting process is finished.

<Display processing>
Next, as shown in FIG. 41, if the edge data of the RAM clear switch 640 is ON (step S142: ON), the main control CPU 600 is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620. Is acquired (step S143), and the value of the first prize cumulative winning counter YRN1_CNT stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620 is acquired (step S143). (S360), the value of the second winning accumulative winning counter YRN2_CNT is acquired (step S361).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 adds the value of the first prize cumulative prize counter YRN1_CNT and the value of the second prize cumulative prize counter YRN2_CNT, and divides the added value by the value of the cumulative prize counter RN_CNT. The ratio is calculated and the display data is created. In addition, the main control CPU 600 calculates the consecutive character ratio by dividing the value of the second prize cumulative prize counter YRN2_CNT by the value of the cumulative prize counter RN_CNT, and creates display data thereof (step S362).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 outputs display data to the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6) in order to display the accessory ratio or the continuous accessory ratio on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6) (step S363). As a result, the combination ratio or the continuous combination ratio is displayed on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6).

  Thus, if the instrument display ratio or the continuous instrument ratio is displayed on the measurement display device 650 as described above, the performance display based on the instrument ratio or the continuous instrument ratio can be performed.

  By the way, in this embodiment, although the example which measures the number of winnings was shown, you may make it measure not only that but the number of winning balls. This point will be described below with reference to FIGS. 42 and 43. 42, the same processes as those in FIG. 40 are denoted by the same reference numerals, description thereof is omitted, and the processes illustrated in FIG. 43 are denoted by the same reference numerals in FIG. A description will be omitted.

<Count processing>
That is, as shown in FIG. 42, the main control CPU 600 adds the cumulative prize ball counter RS_CNT after the process of step S131: YES (step S370). Specifically, if the edge data of the upper right general winning opening switch 48a1 is in an ON state, five prize balls are awarded, so the cumulative prize ball counter RS_CNT is incremented by +5. If the edge data of the upper left general winning opening switch 48b1, the left middle general winning opening switch 48c1, and the lower left general winning opening switch 48d1 are in the ON state, ten prize balls are awarded for one edge data in the ON state. Therefore, the cumulative prize ball counter RS_CNT is incremented by +10 (x the number of edge data in the ON state). Further, if the edge data of the special symbol 1 start port switch 44a is in the ON state, three prize balls are awarded, so the cumulative prize ball counter RS_CNT is incremented by +3 (x the number of edge data in the ON state). The accumulated prize ball counter RS_CNT is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620.

  Next, in step S80 shown in FIG. 13, the main control CPU 600 acquires edge data of the special symbol 2 start port switch 45a stored in the normal RAM area 620a (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620 ( If this edge data is in the ON state (step S352: YES), the value of the first prize cumulative prize ball counter YRS1_CNT is added (step S371). Specifically, if the edge data of the special symbol 2 start opening switch 45a is in the ON state, three prize balls are awarded, and therefore, the first reward cumulative prize ball counter YRS1_CNT is incremented by +3. If the edge data is in the OFF state (step S352: NO), the process proceeds to step S354. Note that the first winning accumulative ball counter YRS1_CNT is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620.

  Next, in step S80 shown in FIG. 13, the main control CPU 600 acquires the edge data of the big prize opening switch 46c stored in the normal RAM area 620a (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620 (step S354). ), If this edge data is in the ON state (step S355: YES), the value of the second accessory cumulative prize ball counter YRS2_CNT is added (step S372). Specifically, if the edge data of the special winning opening switch 46c is in the ON state, 15 prize balls are awarded, and therefore, the second character accumulated prize ball counter YRS2_CNT is incremented by +15. The second prize accumulative ball counter YRS2_CNT is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620.

<Display processing>
Next, as shown in FIG. 43, if the edge data of the RAM clear switch 640 is ON (step S142: ON), the main control CPU 600 is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620. Is acquired (step S143), and the value of the first prize cumulative prize ball counter YRS1_CNT stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620 is acquired. (Step S380), the value of the second prize cumulative prize ball counter YRS2_CNT is acquired (Step S381).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 adds the value of the first prize cumulative prize ball counter YRS1_CNT and the value of the second prize cumulative prize ball counter YRS2_CNT, and divides the added value by the value of the cumulative prize ball counter RS_CNT. To calculate the ratio of items and create the display data. Further, the main control CPU 600 calculates the continuous combination ratio by dividing the value of the second prize cumulative ball counter YRS2_CNT by the value of the cumulative prize ball counter RS_CNT, and creates display data thereof (step S382).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 outputs display data to the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6) so as to display the accessory ratio or the continuous accessory ratio on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6) (step S383). As a result, the combination ratio or the continuous combination ratio is displayed on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6).

  Thus, even in this way, it is possible to display the accessory ratio or the continuous accessory ratio on the measurement display device 650, so that the performance display based on the accessory ratio or the continuous accessory ratio can be performed.

  In addition, in this embodiment, only the difference with 5th Embodiment was demonstrated on account of description, but this embodiment is 1st Embodiment-4th Embodiment and 6th Embodiment-8th Embodiment. Is also applicable.

  Further, in the present embodiment, an example is shown in which the measure display device 650 displays the accessory ratio or the continuous accessory ratio. However, as described in the first embodiment, the display is performed on the liquid crystal display device 41. May be. At this time, when transmitting the production control command DI_CMD to the production control board 90, an identification command (for example, F0h for the actor ratio and F1h for the consecutive actor ratio) is transmitted by the upper byte, and the ratio (for example, F0h by the lower byte). , 01h to 65h) may be transmitted. In this way, the effect control board 90 can easily determine which ratio should be displayed on the liquid crystal display device 41.

  Furthermore, it is preferable that the displayed ratios of the actors and the consecutive actors are rounded down and not displayed.

<Tenth Embodiment>
Next, a tenth embodiment of the gaming machine according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. In addition, about the same structure as 9th Embodiment, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected and description is abbreviate | omitted.

  The difference between the ninth embodiment and the tenth embodiment is the difference between the count process (step S120) and the display process (step S121) shown in FIG. 16, and the other points are the same. In other words, in the tenth embodiment, when the number of games reaches a predetermined number, the display of the bonus rate or the continuous bonus rate is updated.

<Count processing>
As shown in FIG. 44, the main control CPU 600, in step S80 shown in FIG. 13, stores the upper right general winning opening switch 48a1 stored in the normal RAM area 620a (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620. The edge data of the winning port switch 48b1, the left middle general winning port switch 48c1, the lower left general winning port switch 48d1, and the special symbol 1 starting port switch 44a are acquired (step S350), and the process of step S131 is performed.

  At this time, if all the edge data are in the OFF state (step S131: NO), the process proceeds to step S351. If any one of the edge data is in the ON state (step S131: YES), one set cumulative prize is awarded. The counter S1RN_CNT is incremented (+1) (step S390), the predetermined set cumulative prize counter SNRN_CNT is incremented (+1) (step S391), and the cumulative prize counter RN_CNT is incremented (+1) (step S132). The one set cumulative winning counter S1RN_CNT and the predetermined set cumulative winning counter SNRN_CNT are stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620.

  Next, in step S80 shown in FIG. 13, the main control CPU 600 acquires edge data of the special symbol 2 start port switch 45a stored in the normal RAM area 620a (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620 (see FIG. 13). Step S351). If this edge data is in an OFF state (step S352: NO), the process proceeds to step S354. If this edge data is in an ON state (step S352: YES), one set of first feature cumulative prize counter S1YRN1_CNT is set. The value is incremented (+1) (step S392), the value of the first set cumulative prize winning counter SNYRN1_CNT of a predetermined set is incremented (+1) (step S393), and the value of the first prize cumulative winning counter YRN1_CNT is incremented (+1). (Step S353). Note that the one set first prize cumulative prize counter S1YRN1_CNT and the predetermined set first prize cumulative prize counter SNYRN1_CNT are stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620.

  Next, in step S80 shown in FIG. 13, the main control CPU 600 acquires the edge data of the big prize opening switch 46c stored in the normal RAM area 620a (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620 (step S354). ). If this edge data is in the OFF state (step S355: NO), the process proceeds to step S396, and if this edge data is in the ON state (step S355: YES), the one set second character cumulative prize counter S1YRN2_CNT is set. The value is incremented (+1) (step S394), the value of the second set cumulative prize counter SNYRN2_CNT of a predetermined set is incremented (+1) (step S395), and the value of the second prize cumulative prize counter YRN2_CNT is incremented (+1). (Step S356). Note that the one set second character cumulative prize counter S1YRN2_CNT and the predetermined set second character cumulative prize counter SNYRN2_CNT are stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620.

  Next, the main control CPU 600 acquires the edge data of the outlet switch 49a stored in the normal RAM area 620a (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620 in step S80 shown in FIG. 13 (step S396). If this edge data is in the OFF state (step S397: NO), the counting process is finished. If this edge data is in the ON state (step S397: YES), the cumulative out counter RO_CNT is incremented (+1) (step). (S398) The count process is finished. The accumulated out counter RO_CNT is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620.

<Display processing>
Next, as shown in FIG. 45, if the edge data of the RAM clear switch 640 is ON (step S142: ON), the main control CPU 600 is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620. The values of the one set cumulative prize counter S1RN_CNT, the predetermined set cumulative prize counter SNRN_CNT, and the cumulative prize counter RN_CNT are acquired (step S410).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 sets a set of first feature cumulative prize counter S1YRN1_CNT, a predetermined set first feature cumulative prize counter SNYRN1_CNT, a first set stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620. The value of the accumulative prize winning counter YRN1_CNT is acquired (step S411).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 sets the first set second character cumulative prize counter S1YRN2_CNT, the predetermined set second character cumulative prize counter SNYRN2_CNT, the second set stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620. The value of the accumulative prize winning counter YRN2_CNT is acquired (step S412).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 acquires the value of the cumulative out counter RO_CNT stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620 (step S413).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 sets the value of the one set cumulative winning counter S1RN_CNT, the value of the first bonus cumulative winning counter S1YRN1_CNT, the value of the one set second bonus cumulative winning counter S1YRN2_CNT, and the value of the cumulative out counter RO_CNT. It is added and it is confirmed whether or not one set has been reached (step S414). For example, when the game ball is fired 500 times with the firing handle 16 (see FIG. 1), it is assumed that one set is the value of the one set cumulative prize counter S1RN_CNT, the value of the first bonus cumulative prize counter S1YRN1_CNT, By adding the value of the one set second prize cumulative winning counter S1YRN2_CNT and the value of the cumulative out counter RO_CNT, it is possible to confirm the game balls that have been launched.

  Thus, if the added value does not reach one set (step S414: NO), the main control CPU 600 outputs the previous time so that the display content displayed on the measurement display device 650 is not updated. The displayed data is output (step S415), and the process proceeds to step S421.

  On the other hand, if one set has been reached (step S414: YES), the set management counter SK_CNT is incremented (+1) (step S416), and the value of the one set cumulative prize counter S1RN_CNT and the one set first bonus cumulative prize counter are set. A process of clearing the value of S1YRN1_CNT, the value of the one set second bonus cumulative winning counter S1YRN2_CNT, and the value of the cumulative out counter RO_CNT is performed (step S417).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 adds the value of the predetermined set first prize cumulative winning counter SNYRN1_CNT and the value of the predetermined set second prize cumulative winning counter SNYRN2_CNT, and the added value is the value of the predetermined set cumulative prize counter SNRN_CNT. By dividing, a predetermined set of accessory ratios is calculated and display data thereof is created. Further, the main control CPU 600 calculates a predetermined set of consecutive character ratios by dividing the value of the predetermined set second prize cumulative prize counter SNYRN2_CNT by the value of the predetermined set cumulative prize counter SNRN_CNT, and creates display data thereof. (Step S418).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 adds the value of the first prize cumulative prize counter YRN1_CNT and the value of the second prize cumulative prize counter YRN2_CNT, and divides the added value by the value of the cumulative prize counter RN_CNT. Calculates the ratio of items and creates the display data. Further, the main control CPU 600 calculates the cumulative consecutive character ratio by dividing the value of the second prize cumulative prize counter YRN2_CNT by the value of the cumulative prize counter RN_CNT, and creates the display data (step S419).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 displays a predetermined set of accessory ratios or continuous accessory ratios and a cumulative accessory ratio or continuous accessory ratio on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6). The display data is output (see FIG. 6) (step S420). As a result, a predetermined set of accessory ratios or continuous actor ratios and a cumulative accessory ratio or consecutive actor ratio are displayed on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6). At this time, the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6) may be provided with two types of 7 segments for displaying a ratio for a predetermined set and 7 segments for displaying a ratio for accumulation. Of course, as described in the first embodiment, the image may be displayed on the liquid crystal display device 41. Furthermore, it is preferable that the predetermined set of the ratios of the actors or the consecutive actors and the cumulative or the ratio of the consecutive actors are rounded down and not displayed.

  Next, the main control CPU 600 confirms the set management counter SK_CNT, and confirms whether or not a predetermined set (for example, 20 sets) has been reached (step S421). If the predetermined set (for example, 20 sets) has not been reached (step S421: NO), the display process is completed. If the predetermined set has been reached (step S421: YES), the set management counter SK_CNT is cleared (step S422). A process of clearing the value of the cumulative prize counter SNRN_CNT, the value of the predetermined set first prize cumulative prize counter SNYRN1_CNT, and the value of the predetermined set second prize cumulative prize counter SNYRN2_CNT is performed (step S423), and the display process is ended.

  Thus, for example, the display content of the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6) is not updated unless the game ball is fired 500 times by the launch handle 16 (see FIG. 1). , The processing load can be reduced.

  Moreover, the latest measurement content can be easily confirmed by displaying the accumulation and the predetermined set.

  By the way, in this embodiment, although the example which displays a predetermined set of ratio or continuous ratio, a cumulative ratio or a continuous ratio by 7 types of two segments was shown, it is not restricted to this. You may make it display with 7 segments of a kind. Specifically, when the RAM clear switch 640 is pressed, either one of the predetermined set of feature ratios or continuous feature ratios, the cumulative feature ratio or the continuous feature ratio is displayed on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6). When the predetermined time has elapsed, the one that has not been displayed may be displayed on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6).

  In the present embodiment, an example in which the number of winnings is measured has been shown. However, the present invention is not limited thereto, and the number of winning balls may be measured. This point will be described below with reference to FIGS. 46 and 47. FIG. 46, the same processes as those in FIG. 44 are denoted by the same reference numerals, description thereof is omitted, and the processes illustrated in FIG. 47 are denoted by the same reference numerals as those in FIG. A description will be omitted.

<Count processing>
That is, as shown in FIG. 46, the main control CPU 600 adds the value of the predetermined set cumulative prize ball counter SNRS_CNT after the process of step S390 (step S430). Specifically, if the edge data of the upper right general winning opening switch 48a1 is in an ON state, five prize balls are awarded, and therefore, +5 is added to a predetermined set cumulative prize ball counter SNRS_CNT. If the edge data of the upper left general winning opening switch 48b1, the left middle general winning opening switch 48c1, and the lower left general winning opening switch 48d1 are in the ON state, ten prize balls are awarded for one edge data in the ON state. Therefore, the predetermined set cumulative prize ball counter SNRS_CNT is incremented by +10 (x the number of edge data in the ON state). Further, if the edge data of the special symbol 1 start opening switch 44a is in the ON state, three prize balls are awarded, and therefore, a predetermined set cumulative prize ball counter SNRS_CNT is added by +3 (the number of edge data in the ON state). The predetermined set cumulative prize ball counter SNRS_CNT is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620.

  Next, the main control CPU 600 adds the value of the cumulative prize ball counter RS_CNT (step S431). Specifically, if the edge data of the upper right general winning opening switch 48a1 is in an ON state, five prize balls are awarded, so the cumulative prize ball counter RS_CNT is incremented by +5. If the edge data of the upper left general winning opening switch 48b1, the left middle general winning opening switch 48c1, and the lower left general winning opening switch 48d1 are in the ON state, ten prize balls are awarded for one edge data in the ON state. Therefore, the cumulative prize ball counter RS_CNT is incremented by +10 (x the number of edge data in the ON state). Further, if the edge data of the special symbol 1 start port switch 44a is in the ON state, three prize balls are awarded, so the cumulative prize ball counter RS_CNT is incremented by +3 (x the number of edge data in the ON state). The accumulated prize ball counter RS_CNT is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620.

  Next, the main control CPU 600 adds the value of the predetermined set first prize cumulative prize ball counter SNYRS1_CNT after the processing of step S351 to step S352 and step S392 (step S432). Specifically, if the edge data of the special symbol 2 start opening switch 45a is in an ON state, three prize balls are awarded, and therefore, a predetermined set first accessory cumulative prize ball counter SNYRS1_CNT is incremented by +3. Note that the predetermined set first accessory cumulative prize ball counter SNYRS1_CNT is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620.

  Next, the main control CPU 600 adds the value of the first prize-accumulated prize ball counter YRS1_CNT (step S433). Specifically, if the edge data of the special symbol 2 start opening switch 45a is in the ON state, three prize balls are awarded, and therefore, the first reward cumulative prize ball counter YRS1_CNT is incremented by +3. Note that the first winning accumulative ball counter YRS1_CNT is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620.

  Next, the main control CPU 600 adds the value of the predetermined set second feature accumulated prize ball counter SNYRS2_CNT after the processing of step S354 to step S355 and step S394 (step S434). Specifically, if the edge data of the special winning opening switch 46c is in an ON state, 15 balls are awarded, and therefore, a predetermined set second accessory cumulative prize ball counter SNYRS2_CNT is incremented by +15. The predetermined set second accessory cumulative prize ball counter SNYRS2_CNT is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620.

  Next, the main control CPU 600 adds the value of the second accessory cumulative prize ball counter YRS2_CNT (step S435). Specifically, if the edge data of the special winning opening switch 46c is in the ON state, 15 prize balls are awarded, and therefore, the second character accumulated prize ball counter YRS2_CNT is incremented by +15. The second prize accumulative ball counter YRS2_CNT is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620.

  Next, the main control CPU 600 performs the processes in steps S396 to S398, and finishes the counting process.

<Display processing>
Next, as shown in FIG. 47, if the edge data of the RAM clear switch 640 is ON (step S142: ON), the main control CPU 600 is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620. The values of the one set cumulative prize counter S1RN_CNT, the predetermined set cumulative prize ball counter SNRS_CNT, and the cumulative prize ball counter RS_CNT are acquired (step S440).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 sets a set of first feature cumulative prize counter S1YRN1_CNT, a predetermined set first feature cumulative prize ball counter SNYRS1_CNT, stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620, The value of the one-item cumulative prize ball counter YRS1_CNT is acquired (step S441).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 sets a set of second combination cumulative prize counter S1YRN2_CNT, a predetermined set second combination cumulative prize ball counter SNYRS2_CNT, stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620, The value of the double-action cumulative prize ball counter YRS2_CNT is acquired (step S442).

  Next, after the processing of step S413 to step S417, the main control CPU 600 adds the value of the predetermined set first accessory cumulative prize ball counter SNYRS1_CNT and the value of the predetermined set second accessory cumulative prize ball counter SNYRS2_CNT, and adds them. By dividing the value by the value of the predetermined set cumulative prize ball counter SNRS_CNT, a predetermined set of accessory ratios is calculated, and display data thereof is created. Further, the main control CPU 600 calculates a predetermined set of consecutive character ratios by dividing the value of the predetermined set second prize cumulative prize ball counter SNYRS2_CNT by the value of the predetermined set cumulative prize ball counter SNRS_CNT, and displays the display data. Create (step S443).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 adds the value of the first prize cumulative prize ball counter YRS1_CNT and the value of the second prize cumulative prize ball counter YRS2_CNT, and divides the added value by the value of the cumulative prize ball counter RS_CNT. To calculate the cumulative proportion of items and create the display data. Further, the main control CPU 600 calculates the cumulative consecutive character ratio by dividing the value of the second prize cumulative prize ball counter YRS2_CNT by the value of the cumulative prize ball counter RS_CNT, and creates the display data (step S444). ).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 displays a predetermined set of accessory ratios or continuous accessory ratios and a cumulative accessory ratio or continuous accessory ratio on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6). The display data is output (see FIG. 6) (step S420). As a result, a predetermined set of accessory ratios or continuous actor ratios and a cumulative accessory ratio or consecutive actor ratio are displayed on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6).

  Even in this case, for example, unless the game ball is fired 500 times by the firing handle 16 (see FIG. 1), the display content of the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6) is not updated. , The processing load can be reduced.

  Moreover, the latest measurement content can be easily confirmed by displaying the accumulation and the predetermined set.

  In the present embodiment, for the sake of explanation, only the difference from the ninth embodiment has been described. However, the present embodiment can also be applied to the first to eighth embodiments. That is, when displaying the winning ratio (principal ball ratio), low probability winning ratio (low probability winning ball ratio), high probability winning ratio (high probability winning ball ratio), and number of winning prizes (number of winning balls). Is also applicable.

  By the way, in the present embodiment, the number of times that the game ball has been fired by the firing handle 16 (see FIG. 1) is set to the value of one set cumulative prize counter S1RN_CNT, the value of the first feature cumulative prize counter S1YRN1_CNT, and one set. The calculation is made by adding the value of the second prize cumulative winning counter S1YRN2_CNT and the value of the cumulative out counter RO_CNT. However, a launch sensor is provided on the launch control board 71 (see FIG. 6). By transmitting to the control board 60, the number of times that the game ball has been launched by the launch handle 16 (see FIG. 1) may be measured.

  In the present embodiment, the number of times the game ball has been fired is measured. However, the number of times that the special symbol fluctuates is measured. For example, if the special symbol fluctuates 100 times, one set may be used.

  Further, in the present embodiment, the value of the set management counter SK_CNT is not displayed on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6), but may be displayed as a matter of course. In this way, it is possible to easily confirm how many sets the displayed content relates to.

  Furthermore, in the present embodiment, when one set is reached, the bonus rate and the continuous bonus rate are calculated and displayed, but regardless of whether or not the set has been reached, The ratio and the continuous feature ratio may be calculated.

<Modification>
In the first to tenth embodiments described above, as shown in FIG. 6, an example in which the backup power source 630 is mounted on the main control board 60 has been shown. A power source 630 may be mounted. However, it is preferable to mount the backup power source 630 on the main control board 60. When the backup power is supplied from the power supply board 130 to the main control RAM 620, if a disconnection or the like occurs due to some accident (or intentional), the memory area of the main control RAM 620 is all cleared, and thus the measurement contents are all cleared. Because it will be. Therefore, it is preferable to mount the backup power source 630 on the main control board 60.

  Further, in the first to tenth embodiments described above, when the measurement contents are displayed on the liquid crystal display device 41, the backup recovery processing in step S9 and step S14 shown in FIG. 8 or the backup in step S36 shown in FIG. In the return process, an effect control command DI_CMD related to the measurement content may be transmitted to the effect control board 90. By doing so, it is possible to display the performance at an early stage when the backup is restored.

  Furthermore, in the first to tenth embodiments described above, when performing the display process, it is confirmed whether or not the upper door 7 is opened (step S140), and the RAM clear switch 640 (see FIG. 6). However, only one of the processes may be performed.

  Furthermore, in the first embodiment to the tenth embodiment described above, an example in which the cumulative winning number management process shown in FIG. 16 is processed by the main control board 60 has been described. Or may be processed by the payout control board 70. When processing on the effect control board 90, the measurement display device 650 is mounted on the effect control board 90, and when processing on the payout control board 70, the measurement display device 650 is mounted on the payout control board 70. It ’s fine.

<Eleventh embodiment>
By the way, in the first embodiment to the tenth embodiment, the pachinko gaming machine has been described as an example, but of course, it can also be applied to a slot gaming machine. For example, when the above processing (accumulated winning number management processing processing shown in FIG. 16) is performed in the slot game machine, the processing shown in FIGS. 48 and 49 can be performed.

<Count processing>
As shown in FIG. 48, the main control CPU 600 first checks whether or not a start lever (not shown), which is a start switch for starting rotation of the reel (rotating cylinder), has been actuated (ON). Step S1000). If not activated (ON) (step S1000: NO), the counting process is terminated.

  On the other hand, if it is operated (ON) (step S1000: YES), the main control CPU 600 checks whether or not it is an advantageous zone (step S1001). Note that this advantageous section is an RT game in which replay (replay) is won with a high probability and a spinning game can be performed under conditions that are advantageous to the player, and the spinning operation is stopped for a predetermined number of games. An AT game that increases the chances of winning an AT role by informing in advance the order of pushing the AT role that can be won when the order (pushing order) matches, or by informing the type of winning role in advance, or Using RT and AT games together, the winning frequency of replay (replay) is higher than in the normal gaming state, making it difficult to consume used medals, and winning is obtained by navigating the winning small role It shows the gaming state of any of the ART games that will be easier.

  Thus, the main control CPU 600 increments (+1) the total game number counter SG_CNT (step S1003) if it is not the advantageous section (step S1001: NO), and ends the counting process. The total game number counter SG_CNT is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620.

  On the other hand, if it is an advantageous section (step S1001: YES), the main control CPU 600 increments (+1) the advantageous section game number counter YKG_CNT (step S1002), and after completing the process of step S1003, finishes the counting process. The advantageous section game number counter YKG_CNT is stored in the measurement RAM area 620b (see FIG. 7) of the main control RAM 620.

<Display processing>
Next, as shown in FIG. 49, the main control CPU 600 first checks whether or not the slot game machine door (not shown) is opened (step S1010). If the door (not shown) is not opened (step S1010: NO), a process of outputting non-display data is performed so that nothing is displayed on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6) (step S1011). The display process is finished.

  On the other hand, if the door (not shown) is opened (step S1010: YES), for example, the main control CPU 600 presses a setting change switch for changing a setting value mounted on the main control board 60. (Step S1012). If the setting change switch has not been pressed (step S1012: OFF), the process of step S1011 is performed, and the display process is terminated.

  On the other hand, if the setting change switch is pressed (step S1012: ON), the main control CPU 600 divides the value of the advantageous section game number counter YKG_CNT by the value of the total game number counter SG_CNT to calculate the advantageous section ratio. Further, display data of the calculated advantageous section ratio is created (step S1013).

  Next, the main control CPU 600 confirms whether or not the value of the total game number counter SG_CNT exceeds 17500 times (step S1014). If it exceeds 17500 times (step S1014: YES), display data is output to the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6) in order to display the calculated advantageous section ratio on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6) ( Step S1015), the display process is finished.

  On the other hand, if the value of the total game number counter SG_CNT does not exceed 17500 (step S1014: NO), the blinking counter TM_CNT is incremented (+1) (step S1016), and it is confirmed whether or not the blinking counter TM_CNT has reached a predetermined value. (Step S1017). If the predetermined value has been reached (step S1017: YES), the blinking counter TM_CNT is cleared (step S1018), and non-display data is output so that nothing is displayed on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6). (Step S1011) and the display process is completed.

  On the other hand, if the predetermined value has not been reached (step S1017: NO), display data is output to the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6) in order to display the calculated advantageous section ratio on the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6). (Step S1015), and the display process ends.

  Thus, in this way, the measurement display device 650 (see FIG. 6) alternately displays and hides according to the value of the flashing counter TM_CNT until the value of the total game number counter SG_CNT reaches a predetermined value. Since it repeats, the display of the measurement display apparatus 650 (refer FIG. 6) will blink. As a result, it is possible to easily confirm whether or not the total number of games has reached a sufficient value for performance display.

  Therefore, performance display can also be performed in this embodiment.

  In the present embodiment, an example of displaying on the measurement display device 650 has been shown, but it may be displayed on the liquid crystal display device 41.

1 Pachinko machine 41 Liquid crystal display device (display means)
44 Special design 1 starting point (1st prize opening)
44a Special symbol 1 start port 45 Special symbol 2 start port (second winning port)
45a Special design 2 start opening switch 46 Prize winning device 46c Large prize opening switch 48 General prize opening (first prize opening)
48a Upper right general winning port 48a1 Upper right general winning port switch 48b Upper left general winning port 48b1 Upper left general winning port switch 48c Left middle general winning port 48c1 Left middle general winning port switch 48d Lower left general winning port 48d1 Lower left general winning port switch 49a Out port switch 650 Measurement display device (display means)
650 Measurement display device (display means)
RN_CNT Cumulative winning counter (first measuring means)
TRN_CNT Low probability cumulative winning counter (first measuring means)
KRN_CNT Accumulated cumulative prize counter (first measuring means)
YRN1_CNT 1st prize cumulative winning counter (second measuring means)
YRN2_CNT Second character cumulative winning counter (second measuring means)
RO_CNT Cumulative out counter (second measuring means)
TRO_CNT Low probability cumulative out counter (second measuring means)
KRO_CNT Accumulated cumulative out counter (second measuring means)
RS_CNT Cumulative prize ball counter (first measuring means)
TRS_CNT Low probability cumulative prize ball counter (first measuring means)
KRS_CNT Accumulated cumulative prize ball counter (first measuring means)
YRS1_CNT first prize cumulative prize ball counter (second measuring means)
YRS2_CNT Second feature accumulated prize ball counter (second measuring means)
SNRN_CNT Predetermined set cumulative winning counter (first measuring means)
SNYRN1_CNT Predetermined set first feature cumulative winning counter (second measuring means)
SNYRN2_CNT Predetermined set second character cumulative winning counter (second measuring means)

Claims (4)

First measuring means for measuring a first value based on establishment of the first condition;
Second measuring means for measuring the second value based on the establishment of the second condition;
Calculating means for calculating a predetermined ratio based on at least the first value and / or the second value;
Display means capable of displaying the predetermined ratio,
The display means is a gaming machine provided on the back side of the gaming machine. A first non-opening and closing prize opening;
And an openable second prize opening,
At least the first condition is satisfied when a game ball enters the first winning opening,
The gaming machine according to claim 1, wherein at least the second condition is established when a game ball enters the second winning opening.   The gaming machine according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the display means displays the predetermined ratio only when a predetermined display condition is satisfied. The gaming machine according to claim 3, wherein the calculation means calculates the predetermined ratio regardless of whether or not the predetermined display condition is satisfied.

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