JP2020044378A - Gaming machine - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a gaming machine capable of reducing a program capacity and improving a processing speed. SOLUTION: A first measuring means for measuring a first value based on the satisfaction of a first condition, a second measuring means for measuring a second value based on the satisfaction of a second condition, and at least a second. A step of calculating means for calculating predetermined information based on the value of 1 and the second value, a measurement display device capable of displaying predetermined information, and a probability of generating a special gaming state advantageous to the player. A setting display device that displays a setting value indicating that the setting value is displayed, and a setting change switch that can change the setting value displayed on the setting display device, and the calculation means is a main loop process that repeatedly executes a predetermined process. (Step S44 shown in FIG. 10), and when the setting value displayed on the setting display device is changed by the setting change switch, the calculation means is not executed because the main loop process is not executed. I have to. [Selection diagram] FIG. 10

Description

  The present invention relates to a game machine such as a pachinko machine, an arrangement ball machine, a sparrow ball game machine, and a slot, and more particularly, to a game machine capable of reducing a program capacity and improving a processing speed.

  2. Description of the Related Art 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 awarding balls in response to a game ball entering the winning opening.

JP-A-2005-066268

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

  However, the above-described gaming machine cannot confirm the number of winnings, the number of winning balls (number of payouts of a predetermined game value), or the performance contents (base, accessory ratio, etc.) based on the operation of the accessory. was there. Therefore, it is conceivable to provide a display device capable of confirming such performance contents. However, there is a problem that simply creating a program for displaying the above-described performance contents on the display device not only increases the program capacity but also decreases the processing speed.

  In view of the above problems, an object of the present invention is to provide a gaming machine capable of reducing a program capacity and improving a processing speed.

  The above object of the present invention is achieved by the following means. Note that, in the parentheses, reference numerals of the embodiments described later are given, but the present 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 establishment of the first condition,
A second measuring means for measuring a second value based on establishment of a second condition;
Calculating means for calculating predetermined information based on at least the first value and the second value (for example, steps S161, S163, steps S165 to S168 shown in FIG. 14);
First display means capable of displaying the predetermined information (for example, a measurement display device 610 shown in FIGS. 7 and 8A);
Second display means (for example, a setting display device 620 shown in FIGS. 7 and 8B) for displaying a set value indicating a stage regarding a probability of generating a special game state advantageous to the player;
Setting value changing means (for example, a setting change switch 650 shown in FIG. 7) capable of changing a setting value displayed on the second display means (for example, the setting display device 620 shown in FIGS. 7 and 8B); ,
The calculation means (for example, steps S161, S163, S165 to S168 shown in FIG. 14) are executed (for example, step S44 shown in FIG. 10) in a main loop process for repeatedly executing a predetermined process. The setting value displayed on the second display means (for example, the setting display device 620 shown in FIGS. 7 and 8B) by the setting value changing means (for example, the setting change switch 650 shown in FIG. 7). During the change, the main loop processing is not executed, so that the calculation means (for example, steps S161, S163, S165 to S168 shown in FIG. 14) are not executed. .

According to the gaming machine of the second aspect, in the gaming machine of the first aspect,
Display processing means (for example, step S215 shown in FIG. 16 and step S403 shown in FIG. 21) for displaying the predetermined information on the first display means (for example, the measurement display device 610 shown in FIGS. 7 and 8A). )
The display processing means (for example, step S215 shown in FIG. 16 and step S403 shown in FIG. 21) is executed by an interrupt process for generating a timer interrupt signal at predetermined time intervals, and is executed by the set value changing means (for example, FIG. When the setting value displayed on the second display means (for example, the setting display device 620 shown in FIGS. 7 and 8B) is changed by the setting change switch 650 shown in FIG. Even if not executed, the display processing means (for example, step S215 shown in FIG. 16 (if this step S215 is processed after the processing of step S218), step S403 shown in FIG. 21) is executed. It is characterized by becoming.
On the other hand, according to the gaming machine according to the third aspect of the present invention, in the gaming machine according to the first aspect, the first display means (for example, the measurement display device 610 shown in FIGS. 7 and 8A) is provided. Display processing means (for example, step S215 shown in FIG. 16 and step S403 shown in FIG. 21) for displaying the predetermined information,
The display processing means (for example, step S215 shown in FIG. 16 and step S403 shown in FIG. 21) is executed by an interrupt process for generating a timer interrupt signal at predetermined time intervals, and is executed by the set value changing means (for example, FIG. When the setting value displayed on the second display means (for example, the setting display device 620 shown in FIGS. 7 and 8B) is changed by the setting change switch 650 shown in FIG. (Eg, step S215 shown in FIG. 16 and step S403 shown in FIG. 21) are not executed.

  According to the present invention, the program capacity can be reduced and the processing speed can be improved.

It is a perspective view showing the appearance of the game machine concerning one embodiment of the present invention. It is a perspective view on the front side showing a state in which the door of the gaming machine is opened before the gaming board according to the embodiment is mounted. It is a front view showing the state where the door of the game machine before opening the game board concerning the embodiment was opened. It is a perspective view on the back side showing the appearance of the gaming machine according to the same embodiment. It is a front view of the game board concerning the embodiment. FIG. 6 is an enlarged front perspective view of a portion X shown in FIG. 5. It is a block diagram showing the control device of the game machine concerning the embodiment. (A) is a detailed view of the measurement display device according to the embodiment, and (b) is a detailed view of the setting display device according to the embodiment. FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram illustrating a memory area of a main control RAM according to the embodiment. FIG. 3 is a flowchart illustrating main processing of main control according to the embodiment. It is a flowchart figure explaining the winning ball winning number management processing 1 shown in FIG. FIG. 12 is a flowchart illustrating initialization of a measurement RAM area illustrated in FIG. 11. FIG. 12 is a flowchart illustrating a counting process illustrated in FIG. 11. FIG. 12 is a flowchart illustrating a counting process illustrated in FIG. 11. FIG. 15 is a flowchart illustrating a counting process according to another embodiment different from the counting process illustrated in FIG. 14. FIG. 4 is a flowchart illustrating a timer interrupt process of main control according to the embodiment. FIG. 17 is a flowchart illustrating the switch input processing shown in FIG. 16. It is a flowchart explaining the winning invalidation process shown in FIG. FIG. 17 is a flowchart illustrating the award ball management process shown in FIG. 16. FIG. 17 is a flowchart illustrating a setting confirmation process illustrated in FIG. 16. FIG. 17 is a flowchart illustrating a winning ball winning number management process 2 shown in FIG. 16. FIG. 22 is a flowchart illustrating a display update process shown in FIG. 21. FIG. 9 is a flowchart illustrating common setting and 7-segment output processing. It is a flowchart figure explaining the setting process for measurement display apparatuses. It is a flowchart figure explaining the output process for measurement display devices. It is a flowchart figure explaining the count processing in a slot gaming machine. 27 is a flowchart illustrating the counting process shown in FIG. 26. FIG. It is a flowchart figure explaining the display update process in a slot gaming machine.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of a gaming machine according to the present invention will be specifically described with reference to the drawings, taking a pachinko gaming machine as an example. In the following description, when indicating up, down, left, and right directions, it means up, down, left, and right as viewed from the front in the figure.

<Explanation of pachinko machine external configuration>
First, an external configuration of a pachinko gaming machine according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS.

<Explanation of the external configuration of the front of the pachinko machine>
As shown in FIG. 1, the pachinko gaming machine 1 includes a wooden outer frame 2 and a hinge 4a (see FIG. 2) provided on the left side on the front surface of the outer frame 2 to rotate around the center of the vertical axis. And a rectangular front frame 3 pivotally attached to be freely opened and closed and detachable.

  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 which supports a transparent glass pivotally attached to the vertical axis via the hinge 4a so as to be openable and closable, and the front side of the lower mounting portion 6. , A lower opening / closing door 8 is pivotally mounted on a hinge 4b provided on the same side as the hinge 4a so as to be openable / closable 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 for receiving and storing the surplus 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 ejection button 12 (card return button 12), and a built-in lamp (not shown) is lit on the upper tray surface of the upper tray 9. There is provided a push button effect button device 13 which can change the effect by occasionally pressing the button. In addition, the upper tray 9 is provided with a ball pullout button 14 for pulling down the game balls stored in the upper tray 9 downward, and further provided with a setting button 15 composed of a substantially cross key. The setting button 15 is operable by the player, and includes a circular determination key 15a provided at the center, a triangular upper key 15b provided above the determination key 15a in the figure, and a determination key 15b. 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 enter key 15a in the figure, and a triangular form provided on the lower side of the enter key 15a in the figure. And a lower key 15e.

  On the other hand, a firing handle 16 for operating the firing unit is provided on the right end side of the lower opening / closing door 8 as shown in FIG. 1, and as shown in FIGS. A speaker 17 that emits background music (BGM) or a sound effect is provided on the surface side and near the firing handle 16. Decorative lamps, such as LED lamps, that exhibit an effect of light decoration are arranged at the upper and lower doors 7 and 8.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, a game board mounting frame 18 is provided in the upper mounting section 5, and a game board YB (see FIG. 1) is provided on the game board mounting frame 18 in FIG. The game area 40 is mounted with the illustrated game area 40 facing 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) at the lower portion on the right side, these connection connectors 19 are provided with the game board YB. The game board YB is mounted in the game board mounting frame 18 by connecting a connected connector (not shown) provided on the rear surface of the game board YB. 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 the upper open / close door 7 supporting the transparent glass is provided in front 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) arranged on the surface of the game board YB.

  On the other hand, in the lower mounting portion 6, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, a firing mechanism 21 is disposed substantially at the center 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 firing mechanism 21 includes a support plate 22 made of sheet metal, a firing rail 23 mounted on the front surface of the support plate 22, and a game ball mounted on the front surface of the support plate 22 for firing. A ball holding portion 25 for holding the ball at a firing standby position 24 on a firing rail 23, a hammer 27 swingably supported on a front surface of a support plate 22 around a drive shaft 26 in the front-rear direction, and a back side of the support plate 22. And a firing control board 71 provided with a firing motor that drives the hammer 27 in the hitting direction via the drive shaft 26.

<Explanation of the external configuration of the game board>
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 such as an LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) is arranged at a substantially central portion. This liquid crystal display device 41 divides a display area into three areas of left, middle, and right, and can independently display numbers, characters, characters (character conversations, lyrics telops, etc.) or special symbols in a variable manner. It is. Around the liquid crystal display device 41, an ornamental upper ornament 42a, a left ornament 42b, and a right ornament 42c are provided. On the back side of the upper ornament 42a, the left ornament 42b, and the right ornament 42c. A movable accessory device 43 is provided.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the movable role device 43 performs an upper stage movable role 43a, a left movable role 43b, a right movable role 43c, and a left upper position The object 43d and each of the upper, left, right, and upper left movable objects 43a to 43d are configured by a motor (not shown) such as a two-phase stepping motor for driving. The upper, left, right, and upper left movable objects 43a to 43d are provided with decorative lamps, such as LED lamps, which exhibit an effect by decoration of light.

  On the other hand, immediately below the liquid crystal display device 41, a special symbol 1 starting port 44 is disposed, and a special symbol 1 starting port switch 44a (see FIG. 7) 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. 7), that is, the number of first starting reserved balls is displayed on the liquid crystal display device 41 in a predetermined number (for example, 4). . When the game ball wins in the special symbol 1 starting port 44 and is detected by the special symbol 1 starting port switch 44a (see FIG. 6), the first starting reserved ball number is incremented by 1 (+1). When the change display of a special symbol such as a number, a character, or a symbol (decorative symbol) is started, one 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. 7) for detecting a winning ball is provided therein. Then, the number of valid winning balls detected by the special symbol 2 starting port switch 45a (see FIG. 7), that is, the number of second starting reserved balls is displayed on the liquid crystal display device 41 in a predetermined number (for example, four). . When the 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), the number of the second starting reserved balls is incremented by 1 (+1). When the change display of a special symbol such as a number, a character, or a symbol (decorative symbol) is started, one is subtracted (-1).

  On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 5, the special symbol 2 starting port 45 is provided with an opening / closing member 45b, and when the opening / closing member 45b is opened, the game ball is in a state where it is easy to win. This opening / closing member 45b is opened a predetermined number of times and for a predetermined time when a normal symbol lottery described later is won, and the opening / closing operation is controlled by a normal electric accessory solenoid 45c (see FIG. 7). In the following, a device combining the opening / closing member 45b and the ordinary electric accessory solenoid 45c may be referred to as an ordinary electric accessory.

  On the other hand, a winning device 46 is disposed on the right side of the special symbol 1 starting port 44, as shown in FIG. 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 described later is won, that is, in a special game state caused by a big hit. The door 46a is driven and controlled by the special electric auditors solenoid 46b (see FIG. 7), and the game ball can enter the large winning opening (not shown). A game ball that has entered the special winning opening (not shown) is detected as a winning ball by a special winning opening switch 46c (see FIG. 7) provided inside the special winning opening (not shown).

  On the other hand, when the special symbol lottery has not been won, that is, when the game is not in the special game state, the opening and closing door 46a is driven and controlled by the special electric auditors product solenoid 46b (see FIG. 7), and a large winning opening (not shown). Is closed. As a result, it becomes impossible for game balls to enter the special winning opening (not shown). In the following, a device combining the opening / closing door 46a and the special electric accessory solenoid 46b may be referred to as a special electric accessory.

  On the other hand, in the upper right portion of the liquid crystal display device 41, as shown in FIG. 5, a normal symbol starting port 47 composed of a gate is arranged, and inside the normal symbol starting port switch 47a (a normal symbol starting port switch 47a for detecting the passage of a game ball). 7 (see FIG. 7). Further, on the right side of the winning device 46 and on the left side of the special symbol 1 starting port 44, general winning ports 48 are respectively arranged. The general prize port 48 includes an upper right general prize port 48a disposed on the right side of the prize device 46, an upper left general prize port 48b disposed on the left side of the special symbol 1 starting port 44, and a left middle general prize. It comprises a mouth 48c and a lower left general winning opening 48d. An upper right general winning opening switch 48a1 (see FIG. 7) for detecting the passage of a game ball is provided inside the upper right general winning opening 48a, and an upper left for detecting the passing of a game ball inside the upper left general winning opening 48b. A general winning opening switch 48b1 (see FIG. 7) is provided, and a middle left general winning opening switch 48c1 (see FIG. 7) for detecting the passage of a game ball is provided inside the middle left general winning opening 48c. A lower left general winning opening switch 48d1 (see FIG. 7) for detecting the passage of a game ball is provided inside the opening 48d.

  On the other hand, just below the special symbol 1 starting port 44, an out port 49 into which a game ball (out ball) flowing down to the most downstream portion of the game area 40 without winning is placed. It should be noted that a game ball that has entered the out port 49 is detected as a non-winning ball by an out port switch 49a provided inside (see FIG. 7), and the above-mentioned winning ball is also positioned on the back side of the game board 4. Since it flows down to the most downstream part through the outlet switch 49a, it is detected by the outlet switch 49a (see FIG. 7). Therefore, the out mouth switch 49a (see FIG. 7) detects the total number of ejected outs, that is, the same number of game balls as the game balls fired into the game area 40 by the firing handle 16.

  On the other hand, three seven segments are arranged side by side in the lower right peripheral portion of the game area 40 of the gaming board 4, of which two seven segments are the special symbol display device 50, and the other seven segments are special symbols. The number of start-reserved balls of the symbol 1 and the special symbol 2 is displayed. As shown in FIG. 5, the special symbol display device 50 includes a special symbol 1 display device 50a and a special symbol 2 display device 50b, and two special symbol 1 display devices 50a are provided on the left side of the special symbol 1 display device 50a. An ordinary symbol display device 51 including an LED is provided. In the game area 40 of the game board 4, a plurality of game nails (not shown) are arranged, and a windmill 52 as a falling direction changing member for game balls is arranged.

  By the way, in the above description, when detecting the same number of game balls as the game balls fired into the game area 40 by the firing handle 16, the total number of outs ejected by the out mouth switch 49a (see FIG. 6) is calculated. Although an example of detection is shown, the invention is not limited thereto, and a game ball detection device UR1 having a game ball detection switch UR1a may be provided on the ball guide rail UR as shown in FIG. That is, as shown in FIG. 6, the game ball YK fired toward the game area 40 by the firing handle 16 moves in the direction of the arrow Y1 along the ball guiding rail UR. Then, when the game ball YK moved in the direction of the arrow Y1 comes into contact with the game ball detection switch UR1a, the game ball detection device UR1 detects the game ball fired by the firing handle 16. Thus, even in this case, it is possible to detect the same number of game balls as the game balls fired in the game area 40 by the firing handle 16.

  By the way, in providing the game ball detection device UR1 having such a game ball detection switch UR1a, the game ball YK fired toward the game area 40 by the firing handle 16 moves to the tip end URa of the ball guide rail UR. There is no problem as long as the game ball YK reaches the game area 40, but the momentum of the game ball YK fired toward the game area 40 by the firing handle 16 is weak, and the game ball YK is moved in the arrow Y2 direction shown in FIG. When the game ball YK falls and enters the ball guide rail UR, the game ball YK reaches the game area 40 while moving in the directions of arrows Y3 and Y4 shown in FIG. At this time, when the game ball YK that has entered the ball guide rail UR comes into contact with (collides with) the game ball detection device UR1, the game ball detection device UR1 misunderstands that the game ball YK has contacted the game ball detection switch UR1a. May be detected.

  Therefore, in the present embodiment, the upper side of the game ball detection device UR1 (right side in the figure), that is, the portion located in the ball guide rail UR, so that the game ball YK does not contact (collide) with the game ball detection device UR1. A protective wall UR2 is provided to cover. As a result, the game ball YK that has entered the ball guide rail UR does not contact (collide) with the game ball detection device UR1, but contacts (collides) with the protection wall UR2, so that erroneous detection can be prevented. .

  On the other hand, as a method for preventing erroneous detection, it is also possible to provide a protection process without providing the protection wall UR2. That is, after the game ball detection device UR1 detects that the game ball YK has contacted the game ball detection switch UR1a, a detection invalid period may be provided for a certain period (for example, 400 ms). Even in this case, when the game ball YK that has entered the ball guide rail UR contacts (collides) with the game ball detection device UR1, there is a high possibility that the game ball YK will contact (collide) within the above detection invalid period. In addition, erroneous detection can be prevented. In addition, it is preferable that this fixed period (for example, 400 ms) is shorter than the interval (for example, 600 ms) at which the firing handle 16 is fired at the game area 40. In addition, when some trouble occurs in the game ball detection device UR1, for example, in the 1000 ms section, the game ball detection device UR1 keeps detecting that the game ball YK has contacted the game ball detection switch UR1a, An error may be reported assuming that some problem has occurred in URa.

<Description of the external configuration of the back of the pachinko machine>
Thus, on the back surface of the pachinko gaming machine 1 configured as described above, as shown in FIG. 4, a frame-shaped back mechanism plate 53 that covers the game board mounting frame 18 and presses the game board YB from behind is attached. I have. Further, 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 replenishing device (not shown) of the pachinko hall side island facility. A tank rail 55 for leading a ball from the game ball storage tank 54 is provided.

  A payout device 56 and a payout passage 57 are mounted on the inclined lower end of the tank rail 55, and when a game ball wins a winning opening such as a large winning opening (not shown), or a game ball lending device. When a ball lending command is issued from a game ball storage tank 54 (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).

  At the approximate center of the back mechanism plate 53, a transparent back cover 58 (see also FIG. 3) detachably mounted on the back side of the game board YB is mounted. 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. Under the effect control board case 90a, a transparent main control board case 60a accommodating the main control board 60 is detachably provided. Under the main control board case 60a, a payout control board 70 is provided. Is provided detachably. Further, below the main control board case 60a, a power board case 130a accommodating the power board 130 is provided detachably.

<Description of control device>
Next, a control device provided in the pachinko gaming machine 1 having the above-described appearance and performing electronic control according to the progress of a game will be described with reference to FIG. As shown in FIG. 7, the control device includes a main control board 60 that controls overall game operations, a payout control board 70 that pays out game balls based on a control command from the main control board 60, It mainly comprises a sub-control board 80 for controlling light and sound. The sub-control board 80 includes an effect control board 90, a decorative lamp board 100, and a liquid crystal control board 120, as shown in FIG.

<Description of main control board>
The main control board 60 is a one-chip microcontroller including a main control CPU 600a, a main control ROM 600b storing a game program and the like describing a series of game control procedures, and a main control RAM 600c functioning as a work area and a buffer memory. A computer 600, a 7-segment measurement and display device 610 for displaying the content of the ratio of how many prize balls were played at a low probability (a lottery probability is a normal low probability state), and a special game advantageous to the player A setting display device 620 composed of 7 segments for displaying the setting contents of the probability of occurrence of a state, a RAM clear switch 630, a setting key switch 640, and a setting change switch 650 are mainly mounted.

  The payout control board 70 that controls the payout motor M and pays out game balls is connected to the main control board 60 configured as described above. Further, a special symbol 1 starting port switch 44a for detecting a winning to the special symbol 1 starting port 44, a special symbol 2 starting port switch 45a for detecting a winning to the special symbol 2 starting port 45, and a normal symbol starting port Detects a normal symbol start-up switch 47a that detects the passage of 47 and a general winning opening 48 (upper right general winning opening 48a, upper left general winning opening 48b, middle left general winning opening 48c, lower left general winning opening 48d). The upper right general winning opening switch 48a1, the upper left general winning opening switch 48b1, the left middle general winning opening switch 48c1, the lower left general winning opening switch 48d1, and the big winning opening (not shown) opened or closed by the opening / closing door 46a. A large winning port switch 46c to be detected, and an out port switch capable of detecting the same number of game balls as the game balls fired in the game area 40 by the firing handle 16. And Ji 49a are connected. Further, 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 the 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 600a receives a signal from the special symbol 1 starting port switch 44a, the special symbol 2 starting port switch 45a, or the normal symbol starting port switch 47a. A special game state (so-called “hit”) or a special game state that is advantageous to the player (so-called “losing”) is performed, and a lottery is performed according to the lottery result as the lottery result. The change pattern of the special symbol, the display content of the stop symbol, or 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. Thereby, the lottery result is displayed on the special symbol 1 display device 50a, the special symbol 2 display device 50b, or the ordinary symbol display device 51. Further, the main control board 60, that is, the main control CPU 600a, generates an effect control command DI_CMD including the determined information, and transmits it to the effect control board 90. Note that the main control board 60, that is, the main control CPU 600a is configured to execute the special symbol 1 starting port switch 44a, the special symbol 2 starting port switch 45a, the upper right general winning port switch 48a1, the upper left general winning port switch 48b1, and the middle left general winning port switch. 48c1, the lower left general winning opening switch 48d1, and when receiving the signal from the big winning opening switch 46c, determine how many game balls are to be paid out to the player, and pay out the payout control command PAY_CMD including the determined information. By transmitting the game ball to the control board 70, the payout control board 70 pays out the game ball to the player.

  In addition, as a result of performing the lottery, when the normal symbol lottery is won, the ordinary electric auditors solenoid 45c is driven and controlled so that the opening / closing member 45b is opened a predetermined number of times, the predetermined time, and when the special symbol lottery is won, The special electric auditors 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 600a 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. 48c1, the number of winning balls is counted each time a signal is received from the lower left general winning opening switch 48d1, and the special winning opening switch 46c, and the total number of game balls ejected each time a signal is received from the out opening switch 49a. Is measured. Then, the main control board 60, that is, the main control CPU 600a, based on the measured number of prize balls and the total number of ejected game balls, measures and displays the content relating to the ratio of how many prize balls were played at a low accuracy. Output to As a result, the measurement display device 610 displays the content related to the ratio of how many prize balls were played at the time of low accuracy.

  The measurement display device 610 will be described in more detail. As shown in FIG. 8A, the measurement display device 610 includes a first measurement display device 610A having seven segments and a second measurement display device having seven segments. 610B, a third measurement display device 610C composed of 7 segments, and a fourth measurement display device 610D composed of 7 segments. The first measurement display device 610A, the second measurement display device The content relating to the ratio of how many prize balls were played at low accuracy is displayed on the display 610B, the third measurement display device 610C, and the fourth measurement display device 610D.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 8B, the setting display device 620 includes one 7-segment, and sets the setting contents of the probability of generating a special game state advantageous to the player, for example, from “1” to “1”. 6 "in six stages. In changing such setting contents, a special key is inserted into the setting key switch 640, and when the setting key switch 640 is turned on, the setting change switch 650 determines the probability of generating a special game state advantageous to the player. The setting content can be changed in six steps, for example, “1” to “6” (for example, setting “6” has the highest probability of generating a special game state advantageous to the player. , Setting “1” has the lowest probability of generating a special game state advantageous to the player). Then, the setting change content is displayed on the setting display device 620. When the setting change content is determined, the dot on the lower right side of the seven segments lights up, and it is displayed that the setting content has been determined. I have. In the following description, the setting change switch 650 has a function of changing the setting content of the probability of generating a special game state advantageous to the player (setting changing function) and a function of confirming the setting changing content (setting change). The description will be made on the premise that the setting change switch 650 has both the completion function and the completion change function. Of course, the setting change switch 650 has only the function of changing the setting contents of the probability of generating the special game state advantageous to the player, and the setting change contents May be determined by providing another switch.

  On the other hand, when the RAM clear switch 630 is pressed, the RAM clear switch 630 does not clear the entire memory area of the main control RAM 600c (see FIG. 6), but clears only a part of the memory area. That is, as shown in FIG. 9, the main control RAM 600c stores the normal RAM area 600ca used as a work area and the like, and the number of prize balls and the number of non-winnings measured by the main control board 60, that is, the main control CPU 600. And a measurement RAM area 600cb for storing the total number of game balls fired in the game area 40 including the game area. When the RAM clear switch 630 is pressed, the main control RAM 600c configured as described above does not clear the measurement RAM area 600cb of the main control RAM 600c, but clears only the normal RAM area 600ca. I have. In this way, it is possible to prevent a situation in which the total number of game balls fired in the game area 40 including the measured number of prize balls and the number of non-winners is cleared by mistake.

<Explanation on the dispensing control board>
The payout control board 70 receives the payout control command PAY_CMD from the main control board 60 (main control CPU 600a), and generates a payout motor signal based on the received payout control command PAY_CMD. Then, the payout motor M is controlled by the generated payout motor signal to pay out the game ball to the player. Further, the payout control board 70 transmits a prize ball counting signal indicating a payout operation of the game ball and a status signal relating to abnormality of the payout operation, and launches the game ball in response to the operation of the player. A process of transmitting a firing control signal for starting or stopping the operation of (1) is performed.

<Explanation on production control board>
The effect control board 90 stores an effect control CPU 900 for executing and executing various effects in response to the effect control command DI_CMD from the main control board 60 (main control CPU 600a), a control program describing an effect control procedure, and the like. An effect control ROM 910 composed of a flash memory and an effect control RAM 920 functioning as a work area, a buffer memory, and the like. Further, the effect control board 90 is provided with a sound LSI 930 for generating 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 for producing a lamp effect is mounted, and furthermore, a built-in lamp (not shown). ) A push button effect button device 13 capable of changing the effect by being pressed by the player when turned on is connected, and a speaker 17 for emitting BGM, sound effect, and the like is connected. Further, to the effect control board 90, a movable accessory device 43 for performing a predetermined effect operation in accordance with the progress of the game is connected, a setting button 15 capable of performing various settings is connected, and a liquid crystal for controlling the liquid crystal display device 41 is connected. The control board 120 is connected. Needless to say, the decorative lamp substrate 100 also includes decorative lamps arranged on the upper, left, right, and upper left movable roles 43a to 43d.

  Thus, the effect control board 90 configured in this manner is a special symbol change pattern based on the jackpot lottery result (whether big or bad) transmitted from the main control board 60 (main control CPU 600a), the current game state, The effect control CPU 900 receives an effect control command DI_CMD including basic information necessary for the first start-holding ball number, the second start-holding ball number, a decorative pattern to be stopped based on the lottery result, and the like. Then, effect control CPU 900 determines an effect pattern corresponding to the received effect control command DI_CMD from a large number of effect patterns stored in advance in effect control ROM 910 by lottery, and executes the determined effect pattern. The control signal to be instructed is temporarily stored in effect control RAM 920.

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

  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. Thereby, since the decorative lamp board 100 performs control to turn on or off the decorative lamp such as the LED lamp that produces the lamp effect, the lamp effect corresponding to the determined effect pattern is executed. .

  Further, effect control CPU 900 transmits a liquid crystal control command LCD_CMD relating to an image to liquid crystal control board 120 among the control signals for instructing execution of the effect pattern stored in effect control RAM 920. Accordingly, 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. Note that the liquid crystal control board 120 stores various image data for displaying an image according to the contents of the effect, and is further equipped with a VDP (Video Display Processor) that controls the entire effect output.

  Further, effect control CPU 900 transmits to movable movable object device 43 a control signal relating to a movable auditorium among control signals for instructing execution of an effect pattern stored in effect control RAM 920. As a result, the movable accessory device 43 moves according to the determined effect pattern.

  By the way, the power supply to each substrate described above is supplied from the power supply substrate 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 generating unit 1300 generates a plurality of types of DC voltages by receiving an AC voltage of 24 VAC, which is an external power supply supplied from a transformer (not shown) installed in a game arcade. 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 24 VAC. When the voltage is interrupted or a power failure occurs and a voltage abnormality is detected, the voltage monitoring unit 1310 outputs the voltage abnormality signal ALARM to the main control board 60. Is output to The voltage abnormality signal ALARM outputs an “L” level signal when the voltage is abnormal, and outputs an “H” level signal when the voltage is abnormal.

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

<Description of the program>
Here, the outline of the program stored in the main control ROM 600b (see FIG. 7) processed by the main control board 60 for the process of displaying the display contents on the measurement display device 610 and the setting display device 620 described above. Will be described in more detail with reference to FIGS.

<Description of main processing>
First, when the power is turned on to the pachinko gaming machine 1, a power-on signal indicating that the DC voltage generated by the voltage generation unit 1300 of the power supply board 130 (see FIG. 7) is applied to each control board is sent. Upon receiving the signal, the main control CPU 600a (see FIG. 7) performs a main control main process shown in FIG. The main control CPU 600a first sets itself to the interrupt disabled state (step S1).

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

  Subsequently, the main control CPU 600a sets the activation waiting time of the sub-control board 80 (step S3), decrements (−1) the set waiting time (step S4), and clears a watchdog timer (WDT) (not shown). (Step S5).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a checks whether or not the set waiting time has become “0” (step S6). If the waiting time has not become “0” (step S6: $ 0), the process returns to step S4. , "0" (step S6: = 0), the process proceeds to step S7.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a acquires the voltage abnormality signal ALARM (see FIG. 7) output from the power supply board 130 (voltage monitoring unit 1310) (see FIG. 7) twice, and acquires the voltage abnormality signal ALARM acquired twice. After confirming whether or not the levels match, the data is stored in an internal register (not shown) of the main control CPU 600a, and the level of the voltage abnormality signal ALARM is confirmed (step S7). If the level of voltage abnormality signal ALARM is "L" level (step S8: YES), the process returns to step S7, and if the level of voltage abnormality signal ALARM is "H" level (step S8: NO), Proceed to step S9. That is, the main control CPU 600a repeats the same processing until the voltage abnormality signal ALARM changes to the normal level (that is, the “H” level) (steps S7 to S8). Thus, by acquiring the voltage abnormality signal ALARM twice, an accurate signal can be read.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a clears a watchdog timer (WDT) (not shown) (step S9), and checks whether or not a signal (power-on signal) indicating that power has been supplied from the payout control board 70 has been received (step S9). Step S10). If the power-on signal has not been received (step S10: OFF), the process returns to step S9, and if the power-on signal has been received (step S10: ON), a predetermined period provided in the main control CPU 600a is set. A CTC (Counter Timer Circuit) having a function of creating a pulse output and a function of measuring time is set. That is, the main control CPU 600a sets the time constant register of the CTC so that a timer interrupt is periodically generated every 4 ms (step S11).

<Main Processing: Description of Setting Display Device>
Next, the main control CPU 600a checks whether or not the dedicated key has been inserted into the setting key switch 640 shown in FIG. 7 and has been turned on (step S12). If the setting key switch 640 is ON (step S12: YES), the main control CPU 600a checks whether the upper opening / closing door 7 and the lower opening door 8 are open as shown in FIG. 2 (step S12). S13). If the upper opening / closing door 7 and the lower opening door 8 are open (step S13: YES), the main control CPU 600a executes the normal RAM area 600ca of the main control RAM 600c shown in FIG. 9 in the main control RAM 600c (see FIG. 7). Are all cleared (step S14).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a sets the setting change flag to ON (step S15), and permits data writing to the main control RAM 600c (see FIG. 7) (step S16).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a transmits a processing command (effect control command DI_CMD) for causing the effect control board 90 to display that the setting is being changed on the liquid crystal display device 41 (step S17), and the main control RAM 600c (FIG. 7). (Refer to step S18), the setting value (for example, the setting value of “1” to “6”) of the probability of generating the special game state advantageous to the player stored in the reference game is acquired.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a confirms whether or not the acquired setting value indicates any one of “1” to “6” (step S19). If the value of the acquired set value does not indicate any value of “1” to “6” (step S19: NO), “1” is set to the acquired set value (step S20). On the other hand, if the value of the acquired setting value indicates any one of “1” to “6” (step S19: YES), the process proceeds to step S21.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a performs a process of displaying the set value on the setting display device 620 (see FIGS. 7 and 8B) (step S21). As a result, one of the values “1” to “6” is displayed on the setting display device 620.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a clears a watchdog timer (WDT) not shown (step S22).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a checks whether or not the setting change completion function is turned on by the setting change switch 650 (see FIG. 7) (step S23). If the setting change completion function is not turned on by the setting change switch 650 (see FIG. 7) (step S23: NO), the main control CPU 600a turns on the setting change function by the setting change switch 650 (see FIG. 7). It is confirmed whether or not it has been performed (step S24). If the setting change function is not turned on by the setting change switch 650 (see FIG. 7) (step S24: NO), the main control CPU 600a returns to the process of step S22, and operates the setting change switch 650 (see FIG. 7). If the setting change function is ON (step S24: YES), the main control CPU 600a increments (+1) the current setting value (step S25), and returns to the processing of step S19.

  On the other hand, if the setting change completion function is turned on by the setting change switch 650 (see FIG. 7) (step S23: YES), the main control CPU 600a stores the current setting value in the main control RAM 600c (see FIG. 7) ( A process of storing the setting value in the setting display device 620 (see FIGS. 7 and 8B), storing the setting value in the normal RAM area 600ca of the main control RAM 600c shown in FIG. 9 (step S26). Is performed (step S27). As a result, the dot on the lower right side of the seven segments that constitute the setting display device 620 (see FIG. 8B) lights up, indicating that the setting contents have been determined.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a clears a watchdog timer (WDT) not shown (step S28).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a checks whether or not the setting key switch 640 shown in FIG. 7 is turned off (step S29). If it is not turned off (step S29: NO), the processing of steps S28 to S29 is repeated until it is turned off, and if it is turned off (step S29: YES), the set value set on the effect control board 90 is shown. A set value command (production control command DI_CMD) is transmitted (step S30), the setting change flag is set to OFF (step S31), and the process proceeds to step S40.

<Description of main processing>
On the other hand, the main control CPU 600a determines that the setting key switch 640 (see FIG. 7) is OFF (step S12: NO) and that the upper opening / closing door 7 and the lower opening door 8 are not open as shown in FIG. 2 (step S13). : NO), the main control CPU 600a permits data writing to the main control RAM 600c (see FIG. 6) (step S32), and causes the effect control board 90 to display a standby screen on the liquid crystal display device 41 (effect). A control command DI_CMD) is transmitted (step S33).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a checks the contents of the backup flag BFL (step S34). The backup flag BFL is data indicating whether or not a backup process has been executed when a voltage drop due to a power failure or the like is detected in the voltage monitoring process shown in FIG.

  If the backup flag BFL is in the OFF state (step S34: OFF), in the voltage monitoring process shown in FIG. 16 to be described later, when a voltage drop due to a power failure or the like is detected, the backup process is not executed. The main control CPU 600a transmits a processing command (effect control command DI_CMD) indicating a RAM error to the effect control board 90 (step S35), and performs an infinite loop process.

  On the other hand, if the backup flag BFL is in the ON state (step S34: ON), it is determined that the backup process is being executed when a voltage drop due to a power failure or the like is detected in the voltage monitoring process shown in FIG. Therefore, the main control CPU 600a performs a checksum calculation for calculating a checksum value. When the checksum value is calculated, the main control CPU 600a performs a process of comparing the calculation result with the stored value of the SUM address in the main control RAM 600c (step S36). Note that the checksum operation is an 8-bit addition operation for the main control RAM 600c, and the stored operation result is stored in the power supply board 130 shown in FIG. 7 together with other data stored in the main control RAM 600c. And is maintained by the backup power supply generated at.

  If the stored value of the SUM address does not match the calculated checksum value (step S36: NO), the main control CPU 600a gives the effect control board 90 a processing command indicating an RAM error (effect control command DI_CMD). Is transmitted (step S35), and an infinite loop process is performed.

  On the other hand, if they match (step S36: YES), the main control CPU 600a checks the contents of the RAM clear switch 630 (see FIG. 7) (step S37). If the edge data of the RAM clear switch 630 is ON (step S37: ON), the main control CPU 600a determines that the RAM clear switch 630 has been pressed, and the measurement RAM area 600cb of the main control RAM 600c (see FIG. 9) Without clearing, only the normal RAM area 600ca of the main control RAM 600c (see FIG. 9) is cleared (step S39), and the process proceeds to step S40.

  Thus, as described above, when the backup flag is OFF (step S34: OFF) or when the checksum values do not match (step S36: NO), the RAM clear switch 630 (see FIG. 7) is turned ON. However, the normal RAM area 600ca of the main control RAM 600c (see FIG. 9) is not cleared. This is because if the backup processing has an error or the checksum value has an error, the setting value displayed on the setting display device 620 (see FIGS. 7 and 8B) may be abnormal. Because it is expensive. Therefore, as shown in the present embodiment, after the processing in step S35, the infinite loop processing is executed, the power is turned on again, and the setting value change processing is performed, so that the game cannot be restarted. By doing so, it is possible to prevent a situation in which the player and the playground (hall) side are disadvantageous.

  On the other hand, if the edge data of the RAM clear switch 630 is OFF (step S37: OFF), the main control CPU 600a determines that the RAM clear switch 630 has not been pressed, and changes the data stored in the main control RAM 600c. Based on this, a process of returning to the game operation at the time of power-off is performed (step S38).

  Thus, after finishing the processing in step S38 or step S39, the main control CPU 600a permits data writing to the main control RAM 600c (see FIG. 7) (step S40) and clears a watchdog timer (WDT) (not shown). (Step S41).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a sets the firing control signal to ON and transmits the signal to the payout control board 70 (step S42). Thus, the payout control board 70 controls the operation of the firing control board 71 to start.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a performs a prize ball winning number management process 1 described later (step S44) in a state in which the interrupt to itself is set to a prohibited state (step S43), and updates various random number counters. After performing (step S45), the process returns to the interrupt permission state (step S46), and returns to step S43 to perform a loop process of repeating the processes of steps S43 to S46.

  Thus, when the RAM clear switch 630 (see FIG. 7) is pressed, the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c is not cleared, and the normal RAM area of the main control RAM 600c is not cleared. If only 600ca (see FIG. 9) is cleared, it is possible to prevent a situation in which the total number of game balls fired in the game area 40 including the measured number of prize balls and the number of non-winners is erroneously cleared. . That is, even if some abnormality or the like occurs and the power is cut off, and the power is restored after the power is cut off, the total number of game balls fired in the game area 40 including the measured number of prize balls and the number of non-winning pieces is erroneously cleared. Can be prevented, accurate information displayed on the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A) can be generated, and thus accurate information can be generated at the time of power-off recovery. can do.

<Description of Prize Ball Winning Number Management Processing 1>
Next, the prize ball winning number management process 1 will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. As shown in FIG. 11, the winning ball winning number management process 1 first executes a save process for saving the contents of the register group in the main control CPU 600a to the stack area of the main control RAM 600c (step S50).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a initializes the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c (step S51).

<Description of Initial Setting of Measurement RAM Area>
This point will be described in more detail with reference to FIG. 12. In this initial setting, as shown in FIG. 12, first, the main control CPU 600a (see FIG. 7) checks a RAM error flag (step S100). If the RAM error flag is set to ON, it is determined that the value does not indicate any value of "1" to "6" (step S100: YES), and an abnormality occurs in the main control RAM 600c (RAM error). Then, the processing shifts to the processing of step S103 without performing the processing of steps S101 and S102.

  On the other hand, if the RAM error flag is set to OFF, the main control CPU 600a determines that the RAM error flag indicates any value of “1” to “6” (step S100: NO), A value is obtained (step S101). Next, the main control CPU 600a confirms whether or not the obtained value of the initialized flag is 5AH (step S102). If it is not 5AH (step S102: NO), the initialization flag is set to 5AH (step S103), and the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) is initialized (cleared) (step S104). The process for initializing the area ends. On the other hand, if it is 5AH (step S102: YES), it is determined that the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) has already been initialized, and the measurement RAM area initialization processing ends.

  Thus, when the value of the acquired setting value does not indicate any of the values “1” to “6”, the measurement (described later) according to the current setting value is performed normally. Therefore, even if the initialization has been completed, the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c may be cleared.

  In the present embodiment, an example in which the measurement RAM area 600cb is entirely cleared has been described. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the y6 character ratio calculated in a counting process (step S53 shown in FIG. 11) described later is stored. The yA role item ratio of the measurement RAM area 600cb in which the y6 role ratio work area of the measurement RAM area 600cb and the yA level ratio calculated in the counting process (step S53 shown in FIG. 11) described later are stored. Only the work area of the work area may be cleared.

<Description of Prize Ball Winning Number Management Processing 1>
Thus, as shown in FIG. 11, the main control CPU 600a initializes the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c (see FIG. 9) (step S51), and then executes a count process (step S52).

<Description of count processing>
This point will be described in more detail with reference to FIG. 13. As shown in FIG. 13, the main control CPU 600a generates a special game state advantageous to the player stored in the main control RAM 600c (see FIG. 7). A set value of the probability to be made (for example, a set value of “1” to “6”) is obtained, and a counter counter table corresponding to the set value is selected using the current set value as an offset (step S120).

  By the way, the count counter table stores contents corresponding to the set values 1 to 6.

That is, the count counter table for the set value 1 includes:
Total prize ball counter 1 for set value 1,
Total prize ball counter 2 for set value 1,
1st character accumulated prize ball counter 1 for set value 1,
1st character accumulation prize ball counter 2 for setting value 1,
Second bonus cumulative prize ball counter 1 for set value 1,
2nd role cumulative prize ball counter 2 for set value 1,
Cumulative out counter 1 for set value 1,
Cumulative out counter 2 for set value 1,
Is stored.

In the count counter table for setting value 2,
Total prize ball counter 1 for set value 2,
Total prize ball counter 2 for set value 2,
1st character accumulated prize ball counter 1 for set value 2,
1st role cumulative prize ball counter 2 for set value 2,
Second role cumulative prize ball counter 1 for set value 2,
2nd role cumulative prize ball counter 2 for set value 2,
Cumulative out counter 1 for set value 2,
Cumulative out counter 2 for set value 2,
Is stored.

In the count counter table for set value 3,
Total prize ball counter 1 for set value 3,
Total prize ball counter 2 for set value 3,
1st role cumulative prize ball counter 1 for setting value 3,
1st role cumulative prize ball counter 2 for setting value 3,
2nd role cumulative prize ball counter 1 for set value 3,
2nd role cumulative prize ball counter 2 for setting value 3,
Cumulative out counter 1 for set value 3,
Cumulative out counter 2 for set value 3,
Is stored.

In the count counter table for set value 4,
Total prize ball counter 1 for setting value 4,
Total prize ball counter 2 for setting value 4,
1st role cumulative prize ball counter 1 for setting value 4,
First role cumulative prize ball counter 2 for setting value 4,
2nd role cumulative prize ball counter 1 for setting value 4,
2nd role cumulative prize ball counter 2 for setting value 4,
Cumulative out counter 1 for set value 4,
Cumulative out counter 2 for set value 4,
Is stored.

In the count counter table for setting value 5,
Total prize ball counter 1 for set value 5,
Total prize ball counter 2 for setting value 5,
1st character accumulated prize ball counter 1 for set value 5,
First bonus cumulative prize ball counter 2 for setting value 5,
Second bonus cumulative prize ball counter 1 for setting value 5,
2nd role cumulative prize ball counter 2 for setting value 5,
Cumulative out counter 1 for set value 5,
Cumulative out counter 2 for set value 5,
Is stored.

In the count counter table for setting value 6,
Total prize ball counter 1 for setting value 6,
Total prize ball counter 2 for set value 6,
1st character accumulation prize ball counter 1 for setting value 6,
First bonus cumulative prize ball counter 2 for setting value 6,
Second bonus cumulative prize ball counter 1 for setting value 6,
2nd role cumulative prize ball counter 2 for setting value 6,
Cumulative out counter 1 for set value 6,
Cumulative out counter 2 for set value 6,
Is stored.

  Therefore, for example, if the current set value is “2”, the count counter table for the set value 2 is selected. Note that the count counter table corresponding to the above-described set value is stored in the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c.

  Next, in step S402 shown in FIG. 21 described later, the main control CPU 600a inputs the input flag of the upper right general winning opening switch 48a1 stored in the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c, The input flag of the winning opening switch 48b1, the input flag of the middle left general winning opening switch 48c1, the input flag of the lower left general winning opening switch 48d1, and the input flag of the special symbol 1 starting opening switch 44a are acquired (step S121). Then, these input flags are confirmed (step S122), and if all of the input flags are OFF (step S122: NO), the process proceeds to step S126, and if any one of the input flags is ON (step S122). Step S122: YES), the total prize ball counter 1 for the set values 1 to 6 in the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 (for example, if the current set value is "2", the setting is performed. It is added to the value of the total prize ball counter 1) for value 2 (step S123). Specifically, if the input flag of the upper right general winning opening switch 48a1 is in the ON state, five prize balls are won, so that the total prize ball counter 1 for the set values 1 to 6 (for example, when the current set value is "2 "+5 is added to the value of the total prize ball counter 1) for the set value 2. If the input flags of the upper left general winning opening switch 48b1, the middle left general winning opening switch 48c1, and the lower left general winning opening switch 48d1 are in the ON state, 10 prize balls are won for one input flag in the ON state. Therefore, the value of the total prize ball counter 1 for the set values 1 to 6 (for example, if the current set value is “2”, the total prize ball counter 1 for the set value 2) is incremented by +10 (× the number of input flags in the ON state). Minutes) add. Further, if the input flag of the special symbol 1 starting port switch 44a is in the ON state, three prize balls are won, so that the total prize ball counter 1 for the set values 1 to 6 (for example, the current set value is “2”) If so, +3 (× the number of input flags in the ON state) is added to the value of the total prize ball counter 1) for the set value 2.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a checks whether or not the game state is a low-probability (the winning lottery probability is a normal low-probability state) (step S124). If the gaming state is not the low-probability state (step S124: NO), the process proceeds to step S126.

  On the other hand, when the gaming state is in the low-probability state (step S124: YES), the main control CPU 600a adds the value to the value of the accumulated prize ball counter (step S125). Specifically, if the input flag of the upper right general winning opening switch 48a1 is in the ON state, five prizes are won, and +5 is added to the value of the cumulative prize ball counter. If the input flags of the upper left general winning opening switch 48b1, the middle left general winning opening switch 48c1, and the lower left general winning opening switch 48d1 are in the ON state, 10 prize balls are won for one input flag in the ON state. Therefore, +10 (× the number of input flags in the ON state) is added to the value of the cumulative winning ball counter. Further, if the input flag of the special symbol 1 starting port switch 44a is in the ON state, three prizes are won, so +3 (× the number of input flags in the ON state) is added to the value of the cumulative prize ball counter. This accumulated prize ball counter is stored in the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c.

  Next, in step S402 shown in FIG. 21, the main control CPU 600a acquires the input flag of the special symbol 2 starting port switch 45a stored in the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c (see FIG. 9). Step S126). If the input flag is OFF (step S127: NO), the process proceeds to step S132. If the input flag is ON (step S127: YES), the set values 1 to 1 selected in step S120 are set. 6th first counter cumulative prize ball counter for set values 1 to 6 of counter table (for example, if the current set value is “2”, first first cumulative prize ball counter for set value 2) (Step S128), and the total prize ball counter 1 for the set values 1 to 6 of the set counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 (for example, when the current set value is “2”). If there is, it is added to the value of the total prize ball counter 1) for the set value 2 (step S129). Specifically, if the input flag of the special symbol 2 starting port switch 45a is in the ON state, three prize balls are won. Therefore, the first bonus accumulated prize ball counter 1 for the set values 1 to 6 (for example, the current If the set value is "2", +3 is added to the value of the first character accumulated prize ball counter 1) for the set value 2, and the total prize ball for the set values 1 to 6 in the counter table for the set values 1 to 6 is added. +3 is added to the value of the counter 1 (for example, if the current set value is “2”, the total prize ball counter 1 for the set value 2).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a checks whether or not the game state is a low-probability state (the winning lottery probability is a normal low-probability state) (step S130). If the gaming state is not the low-probability state (step S130: NO), the process proceeds to step S132.

  On the other hand, if the gaming state is in the low-probability state (step S130: YES), the main control CPU 600a adds the value to the value of the first bonus accumulation prize ball counter (step S131). Specifically, if the input flag of the special symbol 2 starting port switch 45a is in the ON state, three prize balls are won, and therefore, +3 is added to the value of the first bonus accumulated prize ball counter. It should be noted that the first bonus prize ball counter is stored in the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c.

  Next, in step S402 shown in FIG. 21, the main control CPU 600a obtains the input flag of the special winning opening switch 46c stored in the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c (step S132). ). If the input flag is OFF (step S133: NO), the process proceeds to step S138. If the input flag is ON (step S133: YES), the set values 1 to 1 selected in step S120 are set. Set value 1 to 6 in the counter table for 1 to 6 for the second bonus cumulative prize ball counter 1 (for example, if the current set value is “2”, the second bonus cumulative prize ball counter 1 for set value 2) (Step S134), and the total prize ball counter 1 for the set values 1 to 6 of the set counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 (for example, when the current set value is "2"). If there is, it is added to the value of the total prize ball counter 1) for the set value 2 (step S135). Specifically, if the input flag of the special winning opening switch 46c is in the ON state, 15 prize balls are won. Therefore, the second bonus accumulated prize ball counter 1 for the set values 1 to 6 (for example, the current set value Is "2", +15 is added to the value of the second bonus accumulated prize ball counter 1) for the set value 2 and the total prize ball counter 1 for the set values 1 to 6 in the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 (For example, if the current setting value is “2”, +15 is added to the value of the total prize ball counter 1 for the setting value 2).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a checks whether or not the game state is a low-probability state (the winning lottery probability is a normal low-probability state) (step S136). If the gaming state is not the low-probability state (step S136: NO), the process proceeds to step S138.

  On the other hand, when the gaming state is in the low-probability state (step S136: YES), the main control CPU 600a adds the value to the value of the second bonus accumulation prize ball counter (step S137). Specifically, if the input flag of the special winning opening switch 46c is in the ON state, fifteen prize balls are awarded, and therefore, +15 is added to the value of the second character accumulation prize ball counter. The second bonus prize ball counter is stored in the measurement RAM area 600cb of the main control RAM 600c (see FIG. 9).

  Next, in step S402 shown in FIG. 21, the main control CPU 600a acquires the input flag of the out-mouth switch 49a stored in the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c (step S138). If the input flag is OFF (step S139: NO), the process proceeds to step S142. If the input flag is ON (step S139: YES), the value of the cumulative out counter is incremented (+1). (Step S140), and the cumulative out counter 1 for the set values 1 to 6 of the set counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 (for example, if the current set value is "2", the set value The value of the second cumulative out counter 1) is incremented (+1) (step S141). The cumulative out counter is stored in the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a checks the value of the cumulative out counter (step S142), and if the total number of cumulative outs does not reach the predetermined value (60000) (step S142: NO), proceeds to the process of step S148, and If the total number of outs has reached the predetermined value (60000) (step S142: YES), the total prize ball counter 1 for the set values 1 to 6 selected in the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 ( For example, if the current set value is “2”, the value of the total prize ball counter 1) for the set value 2 is changed to the set value 1 to 6 of the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120. Is stored in the total prize ball counter 2 (for example, if the current set value is "2", the total prize ball counter 2 for the set value 2) (step S143), and in step S120. The first value cumulative prize ball counter 1 for the set values 1 to 6 of the selected set value 1 to 6 counter counter table (for example, if the current set value is "2", the first role for the set value 2 The value of the object cumulative prize ball counter 1) is set to the first value cumulative prize ball counter 2 for the set values 1 to 6 of the set counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected at step S120 (for example, the current set value Is "2", it is stored in the first bonus accumulated prize ball counter 2 for the set value 2 (step S144), and the set value 1 of the set counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in the step S120. In step S120, the value of the second bonus item cumulative prize ball counter 1 for 〜6 (for example, if the current setting value is “2”, the second bonus item cumulative prize ball counter 1 for setting value 2) is selected. Second attribute for the set values 1 to 6 in the set counter table for the set values 1 to 6 It is stored in the winning prize ball counter 2 (for example, if the current setting value is “2”, the second bonus cumulative prize ball counter 2 for the setting value 2) (step S145), and the setting selected in step S120. The value of the cumulative out counter 1 for the set values 1 to 6 of the count counter table for the values 1 to 6 (for example, if the current set value is “2”, the value of the cumulative out counter 1 for the set value 2) is set to step S120. Stored in the cumulative out counter 2 for the set values 1 to 6 in the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected (for example, if the current set value is "2", the cumulative out counter 2 for the set value 2) (Step S146).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a sets the total prize ball counter 1 for the set values 1 to 6 in the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 (for example, if the current set value is “2”, The total prize ball counter 1 for the set value 2), the first bonus cumulative prize ball counter 1 for the set values 1 to 6 of the set values 1 to 6 selected in the step S120 (for example, the current set value Is "2", the first bonus accumulated ball prize counter for the set value 2 1), the second bonus for the set values 1 to 6 in the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120. Cumulative prize ball counter 1 (for example, if the current set value is "2", the second bonus cumulative prize ball counter 1 for the set value 2), the counter for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 Cumulative outcount for table settings 1-6 1 (e.g., the current setting is "2", set value 2 Cumulative out counter 1) clears the value of (step S147).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a checks whether or not the game state is a low-probability state (the winning lottery probability is a normal low-probability state) (step S148). If the gaming state is not the low-probability state (step S148: NO), the counting process is finished, and if the gaming state is the low-probability state (step S148: YES), the low-probability cumulative out counter is incremented (+1) (step S148). S149), the counting process ends. The low-probability cumulative out counter is stored in the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c.

<Description of Prize Ball Winning Number Management Processing 1>
Thus, as shown in FIG. 11, the main control CPU 600a executes the counting process (step S52) and then executes the counting process (step S53).

<Description of the counting process>
This point will be described in more detail with reference to FIG. 14. As shown in FIG. 14, the main control CPU 600a checks the value of the low-probability cumulative out counter (step S160). If the value of the low-probability cumulative out counter is 0 (step S160: YES), the counting process ends.

  On the other hand, if the value of the low-probability cumulative out counter is not 0 (step S160: NO), the main control CPU 600a determines the values of the cumulative prize ball counter, the first bonus prize ball counter, and the second bonus prize ball counter. 9 is divided by the value of the low-accuracy cumulative out counter to calculate a base value indicating how many prize balls are played in the low-accuracy state, and the measurement RAM area 600cb of the main control RAM 600c (FIG. 9). (Refer to step S161).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a checks the value of the cumulative out counter (step S162). If the value of the cumulative out counter is 0 (step S162: YES), the counting process ends.

  On the other hand, if the cumulative out counter is not 0 (step S162: NO), the main control CPU 600a adds the values of the cumulative prize ball counter, the first bonus prize ball counter, and the second bonus prize ball counter, By dividing the added value by the value of the cumulative out counter, a base value of the number of winning balls is calculated, and the base value is calculated in the b6 base monitor work area of the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c. It is stored (step S163).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a sets the cumulative out counter 2 for the set values 1 to 6 in the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 shown in FIG. 13 (for example, when the current set value is “2”). If there is, the value of the set value 2 cumulative out counter 2) is confirmed (step S164).

  The cumulative out counter 2 for the set values 1 to 6 of the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 shown in FIG. 13 (for example, if the current set value is "2", If the value of the cumulative out counter 2) has reached 60000 (step S164: YES), the main control CPU 600a sets the set value 1 in the set counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 shown in FIG. 13 to the first bonus accumulated prize ball counter 2 (for example, if the current set value is "2", the first bonus accumulated prize ball counter 2 for the set value 2) and step S120 shown in FIG. The second cumulative bonus prize ball counter 2 for the set values 1 to 6 of the set counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected (for example, if the current set value is “2”, the second Accumulated prize ball counter 2) Is added, and the added value is used as the total prize ball counter 2 for setting values 1 to 6 in the counting counter table for setting values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 shown in FIG. 13 (for example, when the current setting value is “ If it is "2", the ratio of the bonus is calculated by dividing by the value of the total prize ball counter 2) for the set value 2, and the y6 bonus ratio in the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c is calculated. It is stored in the work area (step S165).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a sets the second bonus item cumulative prize ball counter 2 for the set values 1 to 6 in the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 shown in FIG. Is "2", the value of the second bonus cumulative prize ball counter 2) for the set value 2 is set to the set value 1 to the set value 1 to the set counter 1 for the set value 1 to 6 selected in step S120 shown in FIG. By dividing by the value of the total winning ball counter 2 for 6 (for example, if the current setting value is “2”, the total winning ball counter 2 for setting value 2), the duty ratio for the special winning opening is calculated by dividing the value. Is stored in the yA accessory ratio work area of the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c (step S166), and the counting process ends.

  On the other hand, the cumulative out counter 2 for the set values 1 to 6 in the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 shown in FIG. 13 (for example, if the current set value is “2”, the set value If the value of the second cumulative out counter 2) has not reached 60000 (step S164: NO), the main control CPU 600a sets the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 shown in FIG. The first bonus cumulative prize ball counter 1 for values 1 to 6 (for example, if the current set value is "2", the first bonus cumulative prize ball counter 1 for set value 2) and the steps shown in FIG. The second bonus cumulative prize ball counter 1 for the set values 1 to 6 of the set counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in S120 (for example, if the current set value is "2", 2nd role cumulative prize ball count 1), and adds the added value to the total prize ball counter 1 for the set values 1 to 6 in the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 shown in FIG. If the set value is “2”, the ratio of the accessory is calculated by dividing by the value of the total prize ball counter 1) for the set value 2, and the ratio of the accessory is calculated. It is stored in the y6 role-property ratio work area (step S167).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a sets the second bonus item accumulated prize ball counter 1 for the set values 1 to 6 in the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 shown in FIG. Is "2", the value of the second bonus cumulative prize ball counter 1) for the set value 2 is set to the set value 1 to the set value 1 to the set value 1 to 6 set in the count counter table for step 6 shown in step S120 shown in FIG. By dividing by the value of the total winning ball counter 1 for 6 (for example, if the current setting value is "2", the total winning ball counter 1 for setting value 2) is calculated, the ratio of the bonus material for the special winning opening is calculated. Is stored in the yA accessory ratio work area of the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c (step S168), and the counting process is completed.

<Description of Another Embodiment of Counting Process>
Incidentally, the counting process is not limited to the processing method shown in FIG. 14, but may be a process shown in FIG.

  That is, as shown in FIG. 15A, the main control CPU 600a checks the value of the display counter shown in FIG. 22 described later (step S170), and has reached a value (first predetermined value) corresponding to 5 seconds. If not (step S170: <first predetermined value), bL calculation processing is performed (step S171).

  That is, as shown in FIG. 15B, the main control CPU 600a checks the value of the low-probability cumulative out counter (step S171a). If the value of the low-probability cumulative out counter is 0 (step S171a: YES), the counting process ends.

  On the other hand, if the value of the low-probability cumulative out counter is not 0 (step S171a: NO), the main control CPU 600a determines the value of the cumulative prize ball counter, the first bonus prize ball counter, and the second bonus prize ball counter. 9 is divided by the value of the low-accuracy cumulative out counter to calculate a base value indicating how many prize balls are played in the low-accuracy state, and the measurement RAM area 600cb of the main control RAM 600c (FIG. 9). (Refer to step S171b), and the counting process is completed.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 15A, the main control CPU 600a determines that the value of the display counter shown in FIG. 22, which will be described later, has reached a value corresponding to 5 seconds (a first predetermined value) and a value corresponding to 10 seconds. If (the second predetermined value) has not been reached (step S170: <second predetermined value), b6 calculation processing is performed (step S172).

  That is, as shown in FIG. 15C, the main control CPU 600a checks the value of the cumulative out counter (step S172a). If the value of the cumulative out counter is 0 (step S172a: YES), the counting process ends.

  On the other hand, if the cumulative out counter is not 0 (step S172a: NO), the main control CPU 600a adds the values of the cumulative prize ball counter, the first bonus prize ball counter, and the second bonus prize ball counter, By dividing the added value by the value of the cumulative out counter, a base value of the number of winning balls is calculated, and the base value is calculated in the b6 base monitor work area of the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c. It is stored (step S172b), and the counting process ends.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 15A, the main control CPU 600a determines that the value of the display counter shown in FIG. 22, which will be described later, reaches a value corresponding to 10 seconds (a second predetermined value) and a value corresponding to 15 seconds. If (third predetermined value) has not been reached (step S170: <third predetermined value), y6 calculation processing is performed (step S173).

  That is, as shown in FIG. 15D, the main control CPU 600a sets the cumulative out counter 2 for the set values 1 to 6 in the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 shown in FIG. If the current set value is "2", the value of the set value 2 cumulative out counter 2) is checked (step S173a).

  The cumulative out counter 2 for the set values 1 to 6 of the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 shown in FIG. 13 (for example, if the current set value is "2", If the value of the cumulative out counter 2) has reached 60000 (step S173a: YES), the main control CPU 600a sets the set value 1 in the set counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 shown in FIG. 13 to the first bonus accumulated prize ball counter 2 (for example, if the current set value is "2", the first bonus accumulated prize ball counter 2 for the set value 2) and step S120 shown in FIG. The second cumulative bonus prize ball counter 2 for the set values 1 to 6 of the set counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected (for example, if the current set value is “2”, the second Accumulated prize ball counter 2) The value is added, and the added value is used as the total prize ball counter 2 for the set values 1 to 6 in the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 shown in FIG. If it is “2”, the ratio of the accessory is calculated by dividing by the value of the total prize ball counter 2) for the set value 2, and the y6 accessory in the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c is calculated. It is stored in the ratio work area (step S173b), and the counting process ends.

  On the other hand, the cumulative out counter 2 for the set values 1 to 6 in the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 shown in FIG. 13 (for example, if the current set value is “2”, the set value If the value of the cumulative out counter 2 for 2 has not reached 60000 (step S173a: NO), the main control CPU 600a sets the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 shown in FIG. The first bonus cumulative prize ball counter 1 for values 1 to 6 (for example, if the current set value is "2", the first bonus cumulative prize ball counter 1 for set value 2) and the steps shown in FIG. The second bonus cumulative prize ball counter 1 for the set values 1 to 6 of the set counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in S120 (for example, if the current set value is "2", 2nd role cumulative prize ball cow 1), and adds the added value to the total prize ball counter 1 for the set values 1 to 6 in the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 shown in FIG. If the set value of “2”, is divided by the value of the total prize ball counter 1) for the set value 2 to calculate the accessory ratio, and the measurement RAM area 600cb of the main control RAM 600c (see FIG. 9). (Step S173c), and the counting process ends.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 15A, the main control CPU 600a determines that the value of the display counter shown in FIG. 22, which will be described later, has reached a value corresponding to 15 seconds (a third predetermined value) and has a value corresponding to 20 seconds. If (the fourth predetermined value) has not been reached (step S170: <fourth predetermined value), a yA calculation process is performed (step S174).

  In other words, as shown in FIG. 15E, the main control CPU 600a sets the cumulative out counter 2 for the set values 1 to 6 in the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 shown in FIG. If the current set value is "2", the value of the cumulative out counter 2 for the set value 2 is checked (step S174a).

  The cumulative out counter 2 for the set values 1 to 6 of the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 shown in FIG. 13 (for example, if the current set value is "2", If the value of the cumulative out counter 2) has reached 60000 (step S174a: YES), the main control CPU 600a sets the set value 1 of the set counter 1 to 6 set counter table selected in step S120 shown in FIG. The value of the second bonus accumulated prize ball counter 2 for 6 (for example, if the current set value is “2”, the second bonus accumulated prize ball counter 2 for the set value 2) is set in step S120 shown in FIG. The total prize ball counter 2 for the set values 1 to 6 (for example, if the current set value is “2”, the total prize ball counter 2 for the set value 2) ) More calculates a character object ratios for winning opening, a main control RAM600c of measurement RAM area 600cb stored in yA won game ratio work area (see Fig. 9) (step S174b), it terminates the counting process.

  On the other hand, the cumulative out counter 2 for the set values 1 to 6 in the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 shown in FIG. 13 (for example, if the current set value is “2”, the set value If the value of the cumulative out counter 2 for 2 does not reach 60000 (step S174a: NO), the main control CPU 600a sets the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 shown in FIG. FIG. 13 shows the value of the second bonus accumulated ball counter 1 for values 1 to 6 (for example, if the current set value is “2”, the second cumulative bonus ball counter 1 for set value 2). The total prize ball counter 1 for the set values 1 to 6 in the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 (for example, if the current set value is “2”, the total prize ball for the set value 2 is Divide by the value of counter 1) The Rukoto calculates a character object ratios for winning opening, a main control RAM600c of measurement RAM area 600cb stored in yA won game ratio work area (see Fig. 9) (step S174c), it terminates the counting process.

  Thus, if the counting process as shown in FIG. 15 is performed, only the value to be displayed on the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A) is calculated, thereby shortening the time required for the calculation process. can do.

  In the counting process shown in FIGS. 14 and 15, the cumulative out counter 2 for the set values 1 to 6 of the set counter for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 shown in FIG. If the value is “2”, an example has been described in which the calculation is performed even when the value of the set value 2 cumulative out counter 2) has not reached 60000, but the present invention is not limited to this, and steps S167, S168, and S168 shown in FIG. The calculation in step S173c shown in FIG. 15D and the calculation in step S174c shown in FIG. 15E may not be performed.

<Description of Prize Ball Winning Number Management Processing 1>
Thus, after finishing the above processing, the main control CPU 600a executes a counting process as shown in FIG. 11 (step S53), and stores the contents of the registers saved in the stack area of the main control RAM 600c. The process is returned (step S54), and the prize ball winning number management process 1 ends.

  Thus, the prize ball winning number management processing 1 is executed in the main loop processing as shown in FIG. 10, and the main loop processing is performed by the setting display device 620 (see FIGS. 7 and 8B). ) Is not executed while the setting value displayed is changed, so that it is not necessary to provide a branching process such as not executing the prize ball winning number management processing 1 during the setting change, thereby reducing the program capacity. In addition, the processing speed can be improved.

<Explanation of timer interrupt processing>
Next, with reference to FIG. 16, a description will be given of a timer interrupt program that is started every 4 ms by interrupting the main processing described above. When this timer interrupt occurs, a save process for saving the contents of the register group in the main control CPU 600a to the stack area of the main control RAM 600c is executed (step S200), and then a voltage monitoring process is executed (step S201). This voltage monitoring process determines the level of the voltage abnormality signal ALARM output from the power supply board 130 (see FIG. 7), and if the voltage abnormality signal ALARM is at the “L” level (abnormal level), the main control RAM 600 c The backup process of the stored data, that is, the process of calculating the checksum value of the data and storing the calculated checksum value as backup data in the main control RAM 600c is performed.

  Next, when the voltage monitoring process (step S201) ends, the main control CPU 600a performs a timer subtraction process of various timers (such as a normal symbol change timer and a normal symbol accessory timer) that manage the time of each game operation. (Step S202).

  Subsequently, the main control CPU 600a includes a special symbol 1 starting port switch 44a (see FIG. 7), a special symbol 2 starting port switch 45a (see FIG. 7), a normal symbol starting port switch 47a (see FIG. 7), An upper right general winning opening switch 48a1 (see FIG. 7), an upper left general winning opening switch 48b1 (see FIG. 7), a middle left general winning opening switch 48c1 (see FIG. 7), and a lower left general winning opening switch 48d1 (see FIG. 7); ON / OFF signals of various switches including an out-opening switch 49a (see FIG. 7) and a special winning opening switch 46c (see FIG. 7) are inputted, and an ON / OFF signal level and the like are stored in a work area in the main control RAM 600c. The rising state is stored (step S203). The details of this process will be described later.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a performs a random number management process (step S204). Specifically, it performs a process of updating random numbers of a normal symbol, a special symbol, and the like used in the winning / rejecting lottery.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a performs an error management process (step S205). In the error management process, the supply of the game ball is stopped or the game ball is clogged, the special symbol 1 starting port switch 44a (see FIG. 7), the special symbol 2 starting port switch 45a (see FIG. 7), Normal symbol starting port switch 47a (see FIG. 7), upper right general winning port switch 48a1 (see FIG. 7), upper left general winning port switch 48b1 (see FIG. 7), middle left general winning port switch 48c1 (see FIG. 7), lower left This is for determining whether or not any abnormality has occurred inside the device, such as disconnection of the general winning opening switch 48d1 (see FIG. 7), the out opening switch 49a (see FIG. 7), and the winning opening switch 46c (see FIG. 7). is there.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a determines whether the set value of the probability of generating the special game state advantageous to the player stored in the main control RAM 600c (see FIG. 7) is within the range of “1” to “6”. Is checked (step S206). If the RAM error flag is set to ON (step S206: YES), the main control CPU 600a determines the probability of generating a special game state advantageous to the player stored in the main control RAM 600c (see FIG. 7). It is determined that the set value is out of the range of “1” to “6”, the processing related to the symbol is skipped, and the process proceeds to step S219. On the other hand, if the RAM error flag is set to OFF (step S206: NO), the main control CPU 600a generates a special game state advantageous to the player stored in the main control RAM 600c (see FIG. 7). It is determined that the set value of the probability is within the range of “1” to “6”, and the process proceeds to step S207.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a checks the setting change flag (step S207). If the setting change flag is set to ON (step S207: YES), the main control CPU 600a determines that the set value of the probability of generating a special game state advantageous to the player is being changed, and step S217. Proceed to processing. On the other hand, if the setting change flag is set to OFF (step S207: NO), the main control CPU 600a determines that the set value of the probability of generating a special game state advantageous to the player is not being changed, and The process proceeds to S208.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a checks the setting check flag (step S208). If the setting confirmation flag is set to ON (step S208: YES), the main control CPU 600a determines that the set value of the probability of generating a special game state advantageous to the player is being confirmed, and determines in step S214. Proceed to processing. On the other hand, if the setting confirmation flag is set to OFF (step S208: NO), the main control CPU 600a determines that the set value of the probability of generating a special game state advantageous to the player is not being confirmed, and step S209. Proceed to processing.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a executes a prize ball management process (step S209). In the award ball management process, a payout control command PAY_CMD for causing the payout control board 70 (see FIG. 7) to perform a payout operation is output. The details of this process will be described later.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a executes a normal symbol process (step S210). In the ordinary symbol processing, a winning / non-winning lottery of the ordinary symbol is executed, and a variation pattern of the ordinary symbol and a stop display state of the ordinary symbol are determined based on the lottery result.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a executes a normal electric accessory management process (step S2111). In the ordinary electric auditors control process, a signal related to control of the ordinary electric auditors solenoid 45c (see FIG. 7) necessary for generating the ordinary electric auditors opening game is generated based on the lottery result of the ordinary symbol processing (step S210). Things.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a executes a special symbol process (step S212). In the special symbol processing, a special symbol win / fail lottery is executed, and a variation pattern of the special symbol and a stop display mode of the special symbol are determined based on a result of the lottery. At this time, the main control CPU 600a determines the special symbol based on the set value of the probability of generating a special game state advantageous to the player, which is stored in the main control RAM 600c (see FIG. 7). Is a lottery. Therefore, the main control CPU 600a determines whether the set value of the probability of generating the special game state advantageous to the player stored in the main control RAM 600c (see FIG. 7) is in the range of “1” to “6”. It is determined whether or not it is out of the range.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a executes a special electric accessory management process (step S213). In this special electric accessory management processing, when the jackpot lottery result is "big hit" or "small hit", setting processing necessary for executing and controlling a hit game corresponding to the hit is mainly performed. is there. At this time, a signal related to the control of the special electric auditors product solenoid 46b (see FIG. 7) is also generated.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a performs processing for confirming the set value of the probability of generating a special game state advantageous to the player stored in the main control RAM 600c (see FIG. 7) (step S214). The details of this process will be described later.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a executes a prize ball winning number management process 2 (step S215). In the winning ball winning number management process 2, a process of displaying the value calculated in the winning ball winning number management process 1 in step S44 shown in FIG. 10 on the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A). Is what you do. As shown in FIG. 16, this process is not performed when a RAM error occurs (step S206 shown in FIG. 16) or during a setting change (step S207 shown in FIG. 16). The details of this processing will be described later.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a performs a solenoid driving process (step S216). At this time, the main control CPU 600a checks the signal related to the control of the ordinary electric auditors product solenoid 45c (see FIG. 7) generated in the ordinary electric auditors product management process (step S211), and also executes the special electric auditors management process (step S211). The signal related to the control of the special electric accessory solenoid 46b (see FIG. 7) generated in step S213) 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 special winning opening (not shown). The opening / closing door 46a (see FIG. 5) is operated so that is opened or closed.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a executes an LED management process (step S217). This LED management process generates output data to the special symbol display device 50 (see FIG. 5) or the normal symbol display device 51 (see FIG. 5) according to the progress of the process, or generates a control signal based on the data. Or, if the setting change flag and the setting confirmation flag are set to ON, generate output data to the setting display device 620 (see FIGS. 7 and 8B). This is a process of outputting a control signal based on data. By this processing, the lottery result is displayed on the special symbol display device 50 and the ordinary symbol display device 51, and the set value of the probability of generating a special game state advantageous to the player is displayed on the setting display device 620.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a executes an external terminal management process (step S218). In this external terminal management process, a hall computer (not shown) used for management of a game island in a game arcade is provided with information such as the number of hits, the number of occurrences of the hits, the number of times the special symbol changes, the winning ball detection information to the winning opening, etc. , Predetermined game information is output. When the setting change flag and the setting confirmation flag are set to ON, a security signal is output.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a returns to the interrupt enabled state (step S219), restores the contents of the registers saved in the stack area of the main control RAM 600c, and ends the timer interrupt (step S220). As a result, the processing returns from the interrupt processing routine to the main processing (see FIG. 10).

<Description of switch input processing>
Next, the switch input processing will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. In the switch input processing, as shown in FIG. 17, first, input data of each input port is obtained. That is, the main control CPU 600a includes an upper right general winning opening switch 48a1, an upper left general winning opening switch 48b1, a left middle general winning opening switch 48c1, a lower left general winning opening switch 48d1, a large winning opening switch 46c, an out opening switch 49a, and a special symbol 1 Data of ON / OFF signals of various switches including the starting port switch 44a, the special symbol 2 starting port switch 45a, and the normal symbol starting port switch 47a are obtained from the input port, and the obtained ON / OFF signals of the various switches are obtained. Edge data of various switches is created based on the data. Then, the main control CPU 600a stores the created edge data of the various switches in the normal RAM area 600ca of the main control RAM 600c (see FIG. 9) (step S250).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a checks whether or not there is an illegal prize, that is, for example, whether or not a special winning opening (not shown) is open despite the gaming state in which the opening and closing door 46a must be closed. If it is released, it is determined that the winning is illegal, and among the edge data of various switches stored in the main control RAM 600c area, the data determined to be the illegal winning is invalidated. The processing is performed (step S251).

<Explanation of winning invalidation processing>
This point will be described in more detail with reference to FIG. 18. As shown in FIG. 18, the main control CPU 600a first checks the value of the general-purpose-open extension state flag (step S260). If the value of the general power release extension state flag is 05AH (step S260: = 05AH), the opening / closing member 45b (see FIG. 5) extends the special symbol 2 starting port 45 (see FIG. 5) and opens it. Is determined, the main control CPU 600a proceeds to the process of step S267.

  On the other hand, if the value of the ordinary power release extended state flag is not 05AH (step S260: $ 05AH), the value of the ordinary power operation flag is confirmed (step S261). If the value of the ordinary power operation flag is 05AH (step S261: = 05AH), it is determined that the opening / closing member 45b (see FIG. 5) is operating (the special symbol 2 starting port 45 is open / closed). The main control CPU 600a proceeds to the process in step S267.

  On the other hand, if the value of the normal operation flag is not 05AH (step S261: $ 05AH), it is determined that the operation of the opening / closing member 45b (see FIG. 5) has been completed, and the general electric winning award effective timer is determined. The value is confirmed (step S262). If the value of the general winning award valid timer is not 0 (step S262: $ 0), it is determined that the opening / closing member 45b (see FIG. 5) is about to close the special symbol 2 starting port 45 (see FIG. 5). The main control CPU 600a proceeds to the process of step S267.

  On the other hand, if the value of the general winning award effective timer is 0 (step S262: = 0), the opening / closing member 45b (see FIG. 5) closes the special symbol 2 starting port 45 (see FIG. 5). It is determined that there is, and in step S250 shown in FIG. 17, the edge data of the special symbol 2 starting port switch 45a stored in the normal RAM area 600ca of the main control RAM 600c (see FIG. 9) is obtained (step S263). Then, the edge data is confirmed (step S264). If the edge data is OFF (step S264: NO), it is determined that there is no winning in the special symbol 2 starting port 45 and that no illegal operation is performed, and the main control CPU 600a It proceeds to the process of step S267.

  On the other hand, if the edge data is ON (step S264: YES), the special symbol 2 starting is started even though the special symbol 2 starting port 45 (see FIG. 5) is closed by the opening / closing member 45b (see FIG. 5). Since the mouth 45 (see FIG. 5) has been won, the main control CPU 600a determines that the illegal operation has been performed, and the main control CPU 600a clears the edge data of the special symbol 2 starting port switch 45a and turns off the special pattern 2 starting port switch 45a. Then, it is stored in the normal RAM area 600ca of the main control RAM 600c (see FIG. 9) (step S265).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a performs a process of setting 30s to the unauthorized information timer (step S266). During the period in which the illegal information 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 S205 shown in FIG. 16).

  Next, after finishing the above processing, the main control CPU 600a acquires the edge data of the special winning opening switch 46c stored in the normal RAM area 600ca of the main control RAM 600c (see FIG. 9) (step S267). Then, the edge data is confirmed (step S268), and if the edge data is OFF (step S268: NO), it is determined that there is no winning in the special winning opening (not shown) and that no illegal operation is performed. , Finish the winning invalidation process.

  On the other hand, if the edge data is ON (step S268: YES), the value of the special electric auditors product operation flag is confirmed (step S269). If the value of the special electric accessory actuation flag is 05AH (step S269: = 05AH), the special winning opening (not shown) is open by the opening / closing door 46a (see Fig. 5), and illegality is detected. It is determined that the processing has not been performed, and the winning invalidation processing ends.

  On the other hand, if the value of the special electric accessory actuation flag is not 05AH (step S269: $ 05AH), the special winning opening (not shown) is closed by the opening / closing door 46a (see FIG. 5). Regardless of the winning, the main control CPU 600a determines that the fraud has been performed, clears the edge data of the special winning opening switch 46c and turns it off, and performs the normal RAM area 600ca of the main control RAM 600c. (See FIG. 9) (step S270).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a sets 30s to the fraudulent information timer (step S271), and ends the winning invalidation processing.

<Description of switch input processing>
Thus, after completing the above processing, the main control CPU 600a acquires the edge data of various switches stored in the normal RAM area 600ca of the main control RAM 600c (see FIG. 9) (step S252). . If all of these edge data are in the OFF state (step S252: NO), the switch input processing ends.

  On the other hand, if any one of the edge data is in the ON state (step S252: YES), the main control CPU 600a performs a process of adding a winning counter corresponding to the number of winning balls (step S253).

  Specifically, when a game ball is won (the edge data is ON) in the upper right general winning opening switch 48a1, a process of incrementing (+1) the first winning counter is performed. When the game ball wins (the edge data is ON) in one of the upper left general winning opening switch 48b1, the middle left general winning opening switch 48c1, and the lower left general winning opening switch 48d1, the second winning counter is incremented by the number of winning. (+1) is performed. Further, when a game ball wins (winning edge data is ON) to the special winning opening switch 46c, a process of incrementing (+1) the third winning counter. Further, when the game ball wins one of the special symbol 1 starting port switch 44a and the special symbol 2 starting port switch 45a (the edge data is ON), the fourth winning counter is incremented (+1) by the number of winning. I do.

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

<Description of award ball management processing>
Next, the prize ball management processing will be described in detail with reference to FIG. In the winning ball management process, as shown in FIG. 19, first, the total number of winning counters is set in a loop counter (step S280). That is, in the present embodiment, there are four winning counters, a first winning counter, a second winning counter, a third winning counter, and a fourth winning counter (see the description of step S253 shown in FIG. 17), so that the loop counter is used. Is set to 4.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a sets 1 to the number of the winning counter. More specifically, in this embodiment, since there are four winning counters of a first winning counter, a second winning counter, a third winning counter, and a fourth winning counter, numbers are assigned to the respective winning counters. Will be done. That is, the number of the first prize counter is 1, the number of the second prize counter is 2, the number of the third prize counter is 3, and the number of the fourth prize counter is 4, and so on. The numerical value indicating the number is N, and 1 is set to the numerical value N (step S281).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a checks the number set to the numerical value N, and checks the value of the winning counter corresponding to the number (step S282). That is, if the value N is set to 1, it is checked whether the value of the first winning counter is 0. If the value N is set to 2, the value of the second winning counter is 0. It is confirmed whether or not the value of the third winning counter is 0 when the value N is set to 3. If the value of the third winning counter is 4 if the value of the third winning counter is set to 0, the value of the fourth winning counter is checked. Check whether the value is 0.

  If the value of the winning counter is 0 (step S282: = 0), the main control CPU 600a performs a process of incrementing (+1) the numerical value N (step S283), and subtracting the value of the loop counter (-1). Is performed (step S284). When the value of the loop counter becomes 0 (step S285: = 0) as a result of the processing, the award ball management processing is completed. When the value is not 0 (step S285: $ 0), the processing returns to step S282, and the processing returns to step S282 to step S282. The process of S285 is repeated.

  On the other hand, if the value of the winning counter is not 0 (step S282: $ 0), and if 1 is set to the numerical value N, the main control CPU 600a performs a process of subtracting (-1) the value of the first winning counter. When the value N is set to 2, the process of subtracting (−1) the value of the second winning counter is performed. When the value N is set to 3, the value of the third winning counter is subtracted ( If the value N is set to 4, a process of subtracting (-1) the value of the fourth winning counter is performed (step S286).

  Then, after this processing, the main control CPU 600a transmits a payout control command PAY_CMD specifying the number of payouts to the payout control board 70 (see FIG. 7). Specifically, when the value of the first winning counter is subtracted in the process of step S286, a value obtained by subtracting the counter value, that is, a game ball (for example, five) corresponding to 1 is paid out. The payout control command PAY_CMD specified in this manner is transmitted to the payout control board 70 (see FIG. 7). Then, when the value of the second winning counter is subtracted, the payout control command PAY_CMD that designates to pay out the value obtained by subtracting the counter value, that is, 10 game balls (for example, 10) corresponding to 1 is provided on the payout control board. 70 (see FIG. 7). Further, when the value of the third winning counter is subtracted, the payout control command PAY_CMD that designates to pay out the value obtained by subtracting the counter value, that is, 15 game balls corresponding to 1 (for example, 15) is provided. The signal is transmitted to the substrate 70 (see FIG. 7). Further, when the value of the fourth prize counter is subtracted, the payout control command PAY_CMD which designates to pay out the value obtained by subtracting the counter value, that is, three game balls (for example, three) corresponding to 1, is controlled. The data is transmitted to the substrate 70 (see FIG. 7) (step S287). As a result, the payout control board 70 controls the payout motor M based on the payout control command PAY_CMD to pay out the game balls.

  Thus, the main control CPU 600a ends the prize ball management processing after finishing the above processing.

<Description of setting confirmation processing>
Next, the setting confirmation process will be described in detail with reference to FIG. In the setting confirmation process, as shown in FIG. 20, the main control CPU 600a first sets the setting confirmation flag to ON to indicate whether or not the setting value of the probability of generating a special game state advantageous to the player is being confirmed. It is determined whether or not it has been performed (step S290). If the setting confirmation flag is set to ON (step S290: YES), it is determined that the set value of the probability of generating a special game state advantageous to the player is being confirmed, and the process proceeds to step S292, where the setting is performed. If the confirmation flag is set to OFF (step S290: NO), it is determined that the set value of the probability of generating a special game state advantageous to the player is not being confirmed, and the process proceeds to step S291.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a confirms whether or not a condition that can confirm the set value of the probability of generating a special game state advantageous to the player is satisfied (step S291). That is, the conditions under which the setting value may be confirmed include an error other than that the setting change switch 650 (see FIG. 7) is not pressed or that the upper opening door 7 and the lower opening door 8 are opened. It is not occurring, or the fluctuation of the special symbol is stopped (the state where there is no start-retaining ball, the state where the standby screen is displayed on the liquid crystal display device 41), or the fluctuation of the ordinary pattern is stopped (the state where the start-retaining ball is not present) (Condition).

  Thus, when any of the above-described conditions is not satisfied (step S291: NO), the main control CPU 600a ends the setting confirmation process, while any of the above-described conditions is not satisfied. If it is established (step S291: YES), it is checked whether the upper opening / closing door 7 and the lower opening door 8 are open as shown in FIG. 2 (step S292).

  If the upper opening / closing door 7 and the lower opening door 8 are open (step S292: YES), the main control CPU 600a checks whether a dedicated key is inserted into the setting key switch 640 shown in FIG. 7 and turned on. (Step S293). If the setting key switch 640 is ON (step S293: YES), the main control CPU 600a sets the setting confirmation flag to ON (step S294), and performs a processing command (production control command DI_CMD) indicating this to effect production. The data is transmitted to the substrate 90 (step S295). Then, the main control CPU 600a sets the firing control signal to OFF, transmits it to the payout control board 70 (step S296), and ends the setting confirmation processing. Thereby, the payout control board 70 controls the operation of the firing control board 71 to stop.

  On the other hand, the main control CPU 600a determines whether the upper opening / closing door 7 and the lower opening door 8 are open (step S292: NO) or if the setting key switch 640 shown in FIG. 7 is turned off (step S293: NO). ), The setting confirmation flag is set to OFF (step S297), and a processing command (effect control command DI_CMD) indicating this is transmitted to the effect control board 90 (step S298). Then, the main control CPU 600a sets the firing control signal to ON, transmits it to the payout control board 70 (step S299), and ends the setting confirmation processing. Thus, the payout control board 70 controls the operation of the firing control board 71 to start.

<Description of Prize Ball Winning Number Management Processing 2>
Next, the prize ball winning number management process 2 will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. As shown in FIG. 21, the prize ball winning number management process 2 first executes a save process for saving the contents of the register group in the main control CPU 600a to the stack area of the main control RAM 600c (step S400).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a initializes the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c (step S401). Note that the initial settings are the same as those described with reference to FIG.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a performs a switch confirmation process (step S402). In the switch confirmation process, in step S250 shown in FIG. 17, the upper right general winning opening switch 48a1, the upper left general winning opening switch 48b1, the left middle general stored in the normal RAM area 600ca (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c. ON / OFF signal of the winning opening switch 48c1, the lower left general winning opening switch 48d1, the big winning opening switch 46c, the out opening switch 49a, the special design 1 starting opening switch 44a, the special design 2 starting opening switch 45a, and the normal design starting opening switch 47a. Is read by the main control CPU 600a, and the main control CPU 600a sets ON / OFF of the input flag of the upper right general winning opening switch 48a1, sets ON / OFF of the input flag of the upper left general winning opening switch 48b1, and sets ON / O of input flag of winning opening switch 48c1 F setting, ON / OFF setting of the input flag of the lower left general winning opening switch 48d1, ON / OFF setting of the input flag of the special winning opening switch 46c, ON / OFF setting of the input flag of the out opening switch 49a. Is performed, the ON / OFF setting of the input flag of the special symbol 1 starting port switch 44a is performed, the ON / OFF setting of the input flag of the special symbol 2 starting port switch 45a is performed, and the input flag of the ordinary symbol starting port switch 47a is turned ON. / OFF is set, and each input flag is stored in the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c.

  Thus, these input flags are used in the count processing shown in FIG. Thus, if each input flag is stored in the measurement RAM area 600cb of the main control RAM 600c (see FIG. 9), the upper right general winning opening switch is set before the count processing shown in FIG. 13 is executed. 48a1, upper left general winning opening switch 48b1, middle left general winning opening switch 48c1, lower left general winning opening switch 48d1, big winning opening switch 46c, out opening switch 49a, special design 1 starting opening switch 44a, special design 2 starting opening switch 45a. After any one of the edge data of the symbol starter switch 47a is turned ON, even if the power is cut off due to some abnormality or the like, the contents of ON / OFF of the edge data are determined by ON / OFF of each input flag. The content of OFF is stored in the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c. Therefore, even after the power is turned off and restored, as described above, the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c is not cleared, so that the contents of each input flag are not cleared. If it is used in the count process shown in FIG. 13, accurate information can be generated at the time of power-off recovery.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a executes a display update process (step S403), restores the contents of the register saved in the stack area of the main control RAM 600c (step S404), and ends the winning ball winning number management process 2. .

<Description of display update processing>
This point will be described in more detail with reference to FIG. 22. The main control CPU 600a checks a RAM error flag (step S410). If the RAM error flag is set to ON, it is determined that the value does not indicate any of the values “1” to “6” (step S410: YES), and an abnormality occurs in the main control RAM 600c (RAM error). The main control CPU 600a controls the first measurement display device 610A (see FIG. 8A), the second measurement display device 610B (see FIG. 8A), and the third measurement display device 610 (see FIG. 7). The measurement display device 610C (see FIG. 8 (a)) and the fourth measurement display device 610D (see FIG. 8 (a)) output “−−−−−” or data for displaying “0000” ( Step S411) The display update processing ends. Thereby, the first measurement display device 610A (see FIG. 8A), the second measurement display device 610B (see FIG. 8A) of the measurement display device 610 (see FIG. 7), and the third measurement display “−−−−−” or “0000” is displayed on the device 610C (see FIG. 8A) and the fourth measurement display device 610D (see FIG. 8A).

  On the other hand, if the RAM error flag is set to OFF, it is determined that any value of “1” to “6” is indicated (step S410: NO), and an abnormality occurs in the main control RAM 600c (RAM). As an error, the main control CPU 600a checks whether or not the initialization-completed flag is set to ON (step S412). If the initialization-completed flag is not set to ON (step S412: NO), the cumulative out counter stored in the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c is acquired, and a predetermined number (for example, It is checked whether the number has reached (300) (step S413). If the cumulative out counter has not reached the predetermined number (for example, 300) (step S413: NO), the main control CPU 600a causes the real-time measurement display to be displayed on the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A). The data is created and stored in the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c (step S414). Further, the main control CPU 600a creates the previous measurement result display data to be displayed on the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A), and the measurement RAM area 600cb of the main control RAM 600c (see FIG. 9). (Step S415).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a increments (+1) the display counter (step S416).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a checks whether or not the display counter has reached a value (first predetermined value) corresponding to 5 seconds (step S417). If the display counter has not reached the first predetermined value (step S417: NO) ), And outputs the real-time measurement display data created in step S414 to the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A) (step S418). Thus, the identification information is included in the seven segments of the fourth measurement display device 610D and the third measurement display device 610C (see FIG. 8A) of the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A). “BL” is displayed blinking, and ratio information “−−” is lit on seven segments of the second measurement display device 610B and the first measurement display device 610A (see FIG. 8B). Become. The blinking display is a 0.6 second cycle of 0.3 seconds on and 0.3 seconds off.

  On the other hand, if the value has reached the first predetermined value (step S417: YES), the main control CPU 600a checks whether or not the display counter has reached a value corresponding to 10 seconds (second predetermined value) (step S2419). If the second predetermined value has not been reached (step S419: NO), the previous measurement result display data created in step S415 is output to the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A). (Step S420). Thus, the identification information is included in the seven segments of the fourth measurement display device 610D and the third measurement display device 610C (see FIG. 8A) of the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A). “B6” is displayed blinking, and ratio information “−−” is lit on seven segments of the second measurement display device 610B and the first measurement display device 610A (see FIG. 8A). Become. The blinking display is a 0.6 second cycle of 0.3 seconds on and 0.3 seconds off.

  On the other hand, if it has reached the second predetermined value (step S419: YES), the main control CPU 600a sets 0 to the display counter (step S421).

  In this way, the display content of the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A) is changed every 5 seconds by the real-time measurement display data (the fourth measurement display device 610D and the third measurement display device). The identification information “bL” blinks in seven segments of the device 610C (see FIG. 8A), and the second measurement and display device 610B and the first measurement and display device 610A (see FIG. 8A). In the seven segments, the ratio information “−−” is lit and displayed) and the previous measurement result display data (the fourth measurement display device 610D and the third measurement display device 610C (see FIG. 8A)) , The identification information “b6” is displayed blinking, and the ratio information “−−” is lit on the 7 segments of the second measurement display device 610B and the first measurement display device 610A (see FIG. 8A). ).

  After the processing in steps S418, S420, and S421, the main control CPU 600a ends the display processing.

  On the other hand, if the cumulative out counter has reached a predetermined number (for example, 300) (step S413: YES), the main control CPU 600a sets the initialization-completed flag to ON (step S422), and proceeds to step S423. move on. Further, if the initialization flag has been set to ON (step S412: YES), the main control CPU 600a proceeds to the process of step S423.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a acquires the low-accuracy cumulative out counter stored in the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c, and determines whether or not a predetermined number (for example, 6000) has been reached. Confirm (step S423). If the low-probability cumulative out counter has not reached the predetermined number (for example, 6000) (step S423: NO), the main control CPU 600a sets the bL base monitor work of the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c. Based on the values stored in the area, real-time measurement blinking display data to be displayed on the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A) is created, and a measurement RAM area 600cb of the main control RAM 600c (see FIG. 9). ) (Step S424). Thus, the identification information is included in the seven segments of the fourth measurement display device 610D and the third measurement display device 610C (see FIG. 8A) of the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A). “BL” is displayed blinking, and the ratio information calculated in FIG. 14 or FIG. 15 is lit in the seven segments of the second measurement display device 610B and the first measurement display device 610A (see FIG. 8A). Will be displayed. The blinking display is a 0.6 second cycle of 0.3 seconds on and 0.3 seconds off.

  On the other hand, if the low-probability cumulative out counter has reached a predetermined number (for example, 6000) (step S423: YES), the main control CPU 600a determines the measurement RAM area 600cb of the main control RAM 600c (FIG. 9). Based on the value stored in the bL base monitor work area (see FIG. 7), real-time measurement display data to be displayed on the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A) is created, and the measurement RAM of the main control RAM 600c is created. It is stored in the area 600cb (see FIG. 9) (step S425). Thus, the identification information “bL” is included in the seven segments of the fourth measurement display device 610D and the third measurement display device 610C (see FIG. 9) of the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A). Is displayed, and the ratio information calculated in FIG. 14 or FIG. 15 is displayed in seven segments of the second measurement display device 610B and the first measurement display device 610A (see FIG. 9). .

  Next, the main control CPU 600a acquires the cumulative out counter stored in the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c, and confirms whether or not a predetermined number (for example, 60000) has been reached. (Step S426). If the cumulative out counter has not reached the predetermined number (for example, 60000) (step S426: NO), the main control CPU 600a checks the measurement count flag indicating the measurement count (step S427). If the number-of-measurements flag is 1 or more (step S427: YES), the main control CPU 600a uses the value stored in the b6 base monitor work area of the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c. The previous measurement result display data to be displayed on the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A) is created and stored in the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c (step S428). Thus, the identification information “b6” is included in the seven segments of the fourth measurement display device 610D and the third measurement display device 610C (see FIG. 9) of the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A). Is displayed, and the ratio information, which is the previous measurement result, is displayed in the 7 segments of the second measurement display device 610B and the first measurement display device 610A (see FIG. 8A). .

  On the other hand, if the measurement count flag is not 1 or more (step S427: NO), the main control CPU 600a sets the value stored in the b6 base monitor work area of the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c. On the basis of this, the previous measurement result blinking display data to be displayed on the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A) is created and stored in the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c (step). S429). Thus, the identification information is included in the seven segments of the fourth measurement display device 610D and the third measurement display device 610C (see FIG. 8A) of the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A). “B6” is displayed blinking, and ratio information “−−” is lit on seven segments of the second measurement display device 610B and the first measurement display device 610A (see FIG. 8A). Become. The blinking display is a 0.6 second cycle of 0.3 seconds on and 0.3 seconds off.

  On the other hand, if the cumulative out counter has reached a predetermined number (for example, 60000) (step S426: YES), the main control CPU 600a increments (+1) the measurement count flag (step S430), and sets the cumulative out counter to low. The values of the certainty cumulative out counter, the cumulative prize ball counter, the first bonus prize ball counter, and the second bonus prize ball counter are cleared (step S431).

  Next, after finishing any one of the above-described steps S428, S429, and S431, the main control CPU 600a sets the set value 1 in the set counter 1 to 6 set counter table selected in step S120 shown in FIG. The value of the cumulative out counter 2 for 〜6 (for example, if the current set value is “2”, the value of the cumulative out counter 2 for set value 2) is checked (step S432).

  The cumulative out counter 2 for the set values 1 to 6 of the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 shown in FIG. 13 (for example, if the current set value is "2", If the value of the cumulative out counter 2) has not reached 60000 (step S432: NO), the main control CPU 600a transmits the first measurement display device 610A of the measurement display device 610 (see FIG. 7) (see FIG. 8A). ), The second measurement and display device 610B (see FIG. 8A), the third measurement and display device 610C (see FIG. 8A), and the fourth measurement and display device 610D (see FIG. 8A). The data for displaying “————” is created and stored in the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c (step S433). Thereby, the first measurement display device 610A (see FIG. 8A), the second measurement display device 610B (see FIG. 8A) of the measurement display device 610 (see FIG. 7), and the third measurement display “−−−−−” will be displayed on the device 610C (see FIG. 8A) and the fourth measurement display device 610D (see FIG. 8A).

  On the other hand, the cumulative out counter 2 for the set values 1 to 6 in the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 shown in FIG. 13 (for example, if the current set value is “2”, the set value If the value of the second cumulative out counter 2) has reached 60000 (step S432: YES), the main control CPU 600a stores the value in the y6 role ratio work area of the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c. The stored value is confirmed (step S434). If the value is equal to or more than a predetermined value (for example, 60%) (step S434: YES), it is determined that the game rule is violated, and the main control CPU 600a determines the measurement RAM area 600cb of the main control RAM 600c (see FIG. 9). ), Based on the value stored in the y6 accessory ratio work area, y6 accessory ratio blinking display data to be displayed on the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A) is created. It is stored in the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) (step S435). Thus, the identification information is included in the seven segments of the fourth measurement display device 610D and the third measurement display device 610C (see FIG. 8A) of the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A). “Y6” is displayed blinking, and the 7 segments of the second measurement display device 610B and the first measurement display device 610A (see FIG. 8A) have the accessory ratio information calculated in FIG. 14 or FIG. Is lit. The blinking display is a 0.6 second cycle of 0.3 seconds on and 0.3 seconds off.

  On the other hand, if the value stored in the y6 accessory ratio work area of the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c is not greater than or equal to a predetermined value (for example, 60%) (step S434: NO), The main control CPU 600a determines that the rule is not violated, and based on the value stored in the y6 accessory ratio work area of the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c, the measurement display device 610 (FIG. 7, and the y6 accessory ratio display data to be displayed in FIG. 8A is created and stored in the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c (step S436). Thus, the identification information is included in the seven segments of the fourth measurement display device 610D and the third measurement display device 610C (see FIG. 8A) of the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A). "Y6" is displayed, and in the seven segments of the second measurement display device 610B and the first measurement display device 610A (see FIG. 8A), the accessory ratio information calculated in FIG. 14 or FIG. It will be lit.

  Next, after finishing the processing of step S435 or step S436, the main control CPU 600a confirms the value stored in the yA accessory ratio work area of the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c. (Step S437). If the value is equal to or more than a predetermined value (for example, 60%) (step S437: YES), it is determined that the game rule is violated, and the main control CPU 600a determines the measurement RAM area 600cb of the main control RAM 600c (see FIG. 9). ), Based on the value stored in the yA accessory ratio work area, creates blinking yA accessory ratio display data to be displayed on the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A), and stores the data in the main control RAM 600c. It is stored in the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) (step S438). Thus, the identification information is included in the seven segments of the fourth measurement display device 610D and the third measurement display device 610C (see FIG. 8A) of the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A). “YA” is displayed blinking, and the seven segments of the second measurement display device 610B and the first measurement display device 610A (see FIG. 8A) have the accessory ratio information calculated in FIG. 14 or FIG. Is lit. The blinking display is a 0.6 second cycle of 0.3 seconds on and 0.3 seconds off.

  On the other hand, if the value stored in the yA accessory ratio work area of the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c is not equal to or greater than a predetermined value (for example, 60%) (step S437: NO), The main control CPU 600a determines that the rule is not violated, and based on the value stored in the yA accessory ratio work area of the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c, the measurement display device 610 (FIG. 7, and the yA accessory ratio display data to be displayed in FIG. 8A is created and stored in the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c (step S439). Thus, the identification information is included in the seven segments of the fourth measurement display device 610D and the third measurement display device 610C (see FIG. 8A) of the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A). “YA” is displayed, and in the seven segments of the second measurement display device 610B and the first measurement display device 610A (see FIG. 8A), the accessory ratio information calculated in FIG. 14 or FIG. It will be lit.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a increments (+1) the display counter after completing any one of the steps S433, S438, and S439 (step S440).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a checks whether or not the display counter has reached a value (first predetermined value) corresponding to 5 seconds (step S441), and if the display counter has not reached the first predetermined value (step S441: NO) ), And outputs the real-time measurement display data created in step S424 or step S425 to the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A) (step S442). As a result, the fourth measurement display device 610D of the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A) and the third measurement until the low-probability cumulative out counter reaches a predetermined number (for example, 6000). The identification information “bL” blinks in seven segments of the display device 610C (see FIG. 8A), and the second measurement display device 610B and the first measurement display device 610A (see FIG. 8A). When the calculated ratio information reaches a predetermined number (for example, 6000), the measurement display device 610 (FIGS. 7 and 8A). 8), the identification information “bL” is lit on the 7 segments of the fourth measurement display device 610D and the third measurement display device 610C (see FIG. 8A), and the second measurement display device 610B, First measurement display device The 7 segments 10A (see FIG. 8 (a)), so that the calculated ratio information is displayed lit.

  On the other hand, if the value has reached the first predetermined value (step S441: YES), the main control CPU 600a checks whether or not the display counter has reached a value corresponding to 10 seconds (the second predetermined value) (step S443). ), If the second predetermined value has not been reached (step S443: NO), the previous measurement result display data created in step S428 or S429 is displayed on the measurement display device 610 (FIGS. 7 and 8A). (See step S444). As a result, the fourth measurement display device 610D and the third measurement display device 610C (see FIG. 7 and FIG. 8A) of the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A) until the first cumulative out total number reaches 60000. 8 (a)), the identification information “b6” is displayed in a blinking manner, and the second measurement display device 610B and the first measurement display device 610A (see FIG. 8 (a)) have the seven segments. , The ratio information “−−” is displayed. Then, when the first cumulative out total number reaches 60000, thereafter, the fourth measurement display device 610D and the third measurement display device 610C of the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A). The identification information “b6” is illuminated and displayed in the seven segments of FIG. 8A, and the seven segments of the second measurement display device 610B and the first measurement display device 610A (see FIG. 8A). , The ratio information, which is the previous measurement result, is displayed. The blinking display is a 0.6 second cycle of 0.3 seconds on and 0.3 seconds off.

  On the other hand, if it has reached the second predetermined value (step S443: YES), the main control CPU 600a checks whether or not the display counter has reached a value corresponding to 15 seconds (third predetermined value) (step S445). ), If the third predetermined value has not been reached (step S445: NO), the y6 character ratio display data created in step S433, step S435, or step S436 is displayed on the measurement display device 610 (FIG. 7, FIG. 8 (see FIG. 8A) (step S446). Accordingly, the cumulative out counter 2 for the set values 1 to 6 in the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 shown in FIG. 13 (for example, if the current set value is "2", Until the value of the value 2 cumulative out counter 2) reaches 60000, the first measurement display device 610A (see FIG. 8A) and the second measurement display device 610B of the measurement display device 610 (see FIG. 7). (See FIG. 8A), “————” is displayed on the third measurement / display device 610C (see FIG. 8A), and the fourth measurement / display device 610D (see FIG. 8A). The Rukoto. Then, the cumulative out counter 2 for the set values 1 to 6 of the set counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 shown in FIG. 13 (for example, if the current set value is "2", the set value The value of the second cumulative out counter 2) reaches 60000, and the value stored in the y6 accessory ratio work area of the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c is a predetermined value (for example, 60%). If so, the four segments of the fourth measurement display device 610D of the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A) and the seven segments of the third measurement display device 610C (see FIG. 8A) include: The identification information “y6” blinks, and the calculated accessory ratio information is lit on seven segments of the second measurement display device 610B and the first measurement display device 610A (see FIG. 8A). It will be. Further, the cumulative out counter 2 for the set values 1 to 6 in the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 shown in FIG. 13 (for example, if the current set value is “2”, The value of the cumulative out counter 2 for value 2 reaches 60000, and the value stored in the y6 accessory ratio work area of the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c becomes a predetermined value (for example, 60%). If not, the four segments of the fourth measurement display device 610D and the third measurement display device 610C (see FIG. 8A) of the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A) are included. , The identification information “y6” is lit and displayed, and the calculated accessory ratio information is lit and displayed in the seven segments of the second measurement display device 610B and the first measurement display device 610A (see FIG. 8A). That It made.

  On the other hand, if the value has reached the third predetermined value (step S445: YES), the main control CPU 600a checks whether or not the display counter has reached a value corresponding to 20 seconds (fourth predetermined value) (step S447). ), If the fourth predetermined value has not been reached (step S447: NO), the yA role item ratio display data created in step S433, step S438, or step S439 is measured and displayed on the measurement display device 610 (FIG. 7, FIG. 8 (see FIG. 8A) (step S448). Accordingly, the cumulative out counter 2 for the set values 1 to 6 in the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 shown in FIG. 13 (for example, if the current set value is "2", Until the value of the value 2 cumulative out counter 2) reaches 60000, the first measurement display device 610A (see FIG. 8A) and the second measurement display device 610B of the measurement display device 610 (see FIG. 7). (See FIG. 8A), “————” is displayed on the third measurement / display device 610C (see FIG. 8A), and the fourth measurement / display device 610D (see FIG. 8A). The Rukoto. Then, the cumulative out counter 2 for the set values 1 to 6 of the set counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 shown in FIG. 13 (for example, if the current set value is "2", the set value The value of the cumulative out counter 2 for 2 reaches 60000, and the value stored in the yA accessory ratio work area of the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c becomes a predetermined value (for example, 60%). If so, the four segments of the fourth measurement display device 610D of the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A) and the seven segments of the third measurement display device 610C (see FIG. 8A) include: The identification information “yA” blinks, and the calculated accessory ratio information is lit on seven segments of the second measurement display device 610B and the first measurement display device 610A (see FIG. 8A). It will be. Further, the cumulative out counter 2 for the set values 1 to 6 in the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 shown in FIG. 13 (for example, if the current set value is “2”, When the value of the value 2 cumulative out counter 2) reaches 60000, the value stored in the yA accessory ratio work area of the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c becomes a predetermined value (for example, 60%). If not, the four segments of the fourth measurement display device 610D and the third measurement display device 610C (see FIG. 8A) of the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A) are included. , The identification information “yA” is lit and displayed, and the calculated accessory ratio information is lit and displayed in seven segments of the second measurement display device 610B and the first measurement display device 610A (see FIG. 8A). That It made.

  On the other hand, if the value has reached the fourth predetermined value (step S447: YES), the main control CPU 600a sets 0 to the display counter (step S449).

  Thus, in this manner, the display contents of the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A) are displayed every 5 seconds, the real-time measurement display data, the previous measurement result display data, and the y6 character ratio display data. , YA combination display data. Note that the main control CPU 600a ends the display processing after finishing the processing of step S442, step S444, step S446, step S448, and step S449.

<Description of common setting and 7-segment output processing>
Here, a process (step S414, step S415, step S418, step S420, step S424, step S425, step S428, step S429, step S429, step S433, step S435 shown in FIG. , Step S436, step S438, step S439, step S442, step S444, step S446, step S448) will be specifically described with reference to FIG. Note that the processing shown in FIG. 23 is shared with the processing for lighting and displaying the special symbol display device 50 including two 7 segments, and thus is processed in the LED management processing in step S217 shown in FIG. Will be.

  When causing the special symbol display device 50 and the measurement display device 610 to perform a predetermined display, the main control CPU 600a first updates a common counter as shown in FIG. 22 (step S500).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a sets the common counter as an offset, selects a signal for lighting the special symbol display device 50 and the measurement display device 610, and displays, for example, a display pattern of “0” to “9” and “−”. Is selected (step S501).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a causes the LED driver (not shown) to output a signal for turning on the special symbol display device 50 and the measurement display device 610 (step S502).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a outputs an output LED data table (not shown) in which display patterns of “0” to “9” and “−” are stored, and a normal RAM area 600ca of the main control RAM 600c (see FIG. 9). ) Is set as an offset, and the output LED bit data related to the special symbol display device 50 stored in the normal RAM area 600ca of the main control RAM 600c (see FIG. 9) is selected (step S503).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a outputs the selected output LED bit data from an LED driver (not shown). Thus, the lottery result is displayed on the special symbol display device 50.

<Description of measurement display device setting process>
Next, a process for setting display contents of the measurement display device 610 will be described with reference to FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 24, the main control CPU 600a determines whether to turn off the third measurement and display device 610C (see FIG. 8A) and the fourth measurement and display device 610D (see FIG. 8A). Confirm. That is, when the blinking display of step S414, step S415, step S424, step S429, step S435, and step S438 shown in FIG. 22 is performed, the fourth measurement display device 610D and the third measurement display device 610C (see FIG. 9). ) Is checked (step S550). When turning off the light (step S550: YES), the main control CPU 600a sets bit data for turning off the light (step S551), and proceeds to the process of step S557.

  On the other hand, when the light is not turned off (step S550: NO), the main control CPU 600a determines the fourth measurement display device 610D, based on steps S418, S420, S442, S444, S446, and S448 shown in FIG. The setting contents are confirmed on the third measurement display device 610C (see FIG. 9) (step S552). If it is "bL" (step S552: = bL), the bit data of "bL" is set (step S553), and if it is "b6" (step S552: = b6), the bit data of "b6" is set. (Step S554), if "y6" (step S552: = y6), the bit data of "y6" is set (step S555); if "yA" (step S552: = yA), "yA" Is set (step S556), otherwise (step S552: "-" or "0"), and if "-" bit data or "0" is to be displayed, the "0" bit Data is set (step S557), and the process proceeds to step S558.

  Thus, after completing the processing of steps S551, S553, S554, S555, S556, and S557, the main control CPU 600a monitors the bL base monitor of the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c. Output LED data in which display patterns of, for example, “0” to “9” and “−” are stored using the work area, the b6 base monitor work area, the y6 accessory ratio work area, and the yA accessory ratio work area as offsets. The output LED bit data is selected from a table (not shown) (step S558).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a sets the selected output LED bit data as the content to be displayed on the second measurement display device 610B and the first measurement display device 610A (see FIG. 8A) (step S559).

<Description of measurement display device setting process>
Next, a process for outputting the display contents set in FIG. 24 to the measurement display device 610 will be described with reference to FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 25, the main control CPU 600a sets the common counter updated in step S500 shown in FIG. 23 as an offset and outputs the digit (that is, the first measurement display device 610A, the second measurement display device 610B, One of the third measurement display device 610C and the fourth measurement display device 610D) is selected from the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c, and this is set as the output target RAM area (step S600). ).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a outputs the output LED bit data to the LED driver (not shown) from the output target RAM area (step S601). Thereby, the timer is set in the order of the first measurement display device 610A → the second measurement display device 610B → the third measurement display device 610C → the fourth measurement display device 610D → the first measurement display device 610A →. The display is turned on or off for each interruption process.

  Thus, by performing such processing, the display contents of the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A) are displayed every 5 seconds in real time measurement display data, previous measurement result display data, and y6 position. The display of the four patterns of the physical ratio display data and the yA character physical ratio display data can be switched alternately. Since the y6 character ratio display data and the yA character ratio display data are calculated based on the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S120 shown in FIG. Can be calculated or displayed.

  In the prize ball winning number management process 2, the value calculated in the prize ball winning number management process 1 in step S44 shown in FIG. 10 is measured and displayed by the measurement display device 610 (FIGS. 7 and 8A) in the timer interrupt process. (See FIG. 10), the setting value displayed on the setting display device 620 (see FIGS. 7 and 8B) is being changed (see FIG. 10). Even if it is not executed, some display will be displayed on the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A), but the prize ball winning number management processing 1 itself in step S44 shown in FIG. 10 has been executed. Therefore, it is possible to prevent a situation in which an incorrect display is displayed on the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A).

<Description of Modification>
By the way, in the present embodiment, the display contents of the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A) are displayed every 5 seconds in real time measurement display data, previous measurement result display data, and y6 character ratio display data. , And the display of the four patterns of the yA accessory ratio display data are alternately switched. However, the y6 accessory ratio display data and the yA accessory ratio display data for each set value may be displayed. For example, real-time measurement display data ⇒ previous measurement result display data ⇒ set value 1 y6 character ratio display data ⇒ set value 1 yA character ratio display data ⇒ real-time measurement display data ⇒ previous measurement result display data ⇒ set value The display may be as follows: y6 character ratio display data for 2 → yA character ratio display data for set value 2 →... Or may be arbitrarily displayed. At this time, instead of switching the display every predetermined time, the display may be switched by pressing the setting change switch 650 (see FIG. 7).

  Further, in this embodiment, since it is only necessary to display the content corresponding to the current set value, in order to reduce the program capacity, the y6 character of the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c is used. Although an example in which only the calculated value of the current setting value is stored in the ratio work area and the yA accessory ratio work area, the calculated value for each set value may be stored. In this way, it is possible to display the y6 character ratio display data and the yA character ratio display data for each set value described above.

  On the other hand, in the present embodiment, an example is shown in which the processing of the winning ball winning number management processing 2 (step S215 shown in FIG. 16) is performed after the setting confirmation processing (step S214 shown in FIG. 16). The processing may be performed after the external terminal management processing (step S218 in FIG. 16). In this way, even if the RAM error (step S206 shown in FIG. 16), the setting is being changed (step S207 shown in FIG. 16), or the setting is being checked (step S208 shown in FIG. 16), the measurement display device 610 (step S208). The display processing shown in FIGS. 7 and 8A can be executed. During the setting change, the display of the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A) is hidden or the setting is changed each time the setting change switch 650 (see FIG. 7) is pressed. You may make it display the y6 character ratio display data and the yA character ratio display data according to the value. During the setting confirmation, the display of the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A) is hidden or the setting is changed every time the setting change switch 650 (see FIG. 7) is pressed. You may make it display the y6 character ratio display data and the yA character ratio display data for each value.

  Further, in the counting process illustrated in FIG. 13 described in the present embodiment, an example in which the number of prize balls and the like are added to the value of the counter is shown. However, the present invention is not limited to this. The value may be processed.

  Further, the ratio information displayed in the 7 segments of the second measurement display device 610B of the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 9) and the first measurement display device 610A (see FIG. 9) is based on the calculated value. When there is a number below the decimal point, it is rounded and displayed. When the calculated value is 1 digit, 0 is displayed in the tens place, and when the calculated value is 100, 99 is displayed. Just do it.

  By the way, in the present embodiment, only an example in which the setting display device 620 is lit is shown as a display method. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the setting display device 620 may blink the display during setting change. good.

  Further, in the present embodiment, an example has been described in which the measurement display device 610 and the setting display device 620 are separately provided. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and one of the four 7-segments constituting the measurement display device 610 is set. The display device 620 may be used as the measurement display device 610 and the setting display device 620. In this way, the number of components can be reduced. When the measurement display device 610 and the setting display device 620 are used in this way, the set values are displayed during the setting change period after the power is turned on. It is preferable to display the content related to the ratio of how many prize balls have been played in the state where the probability is a normal low probability state). It is preferable to display the current set value not only during the setting change period but also during the setting check period. Further, when the set value is displayed during the setting change period, a count for measuring the content related to the ratio of how many prize balls are played at a low probability (the winning lottery probability is a normal low probability state). The process (step S53 shown in FIG. 11) may or may not be executed. Further, the counting process (step S52 shown in FIG. 11) may be executed or not executed. However, by arbitrarily combining the execution of the counting process (step S53 shown in FIG. 11) and the execution of the counting process (step S52 shown in FIG. 11), the set value is displayed during the setting change period. Even during this period, it is possible to arbitrarily configure whether or not to measure the content related to the ratio of how many prize balls are played at a low probability (the winning lottery probability is a normal low probability state).

  In the present embodiment, the setting change switch 650 has only a function of changing the setting content of the probability of generating a special game state advantageous to the player, and the setting change content is determined by providing another switch. Although the switch may be performed, the switch allows the game ball to pass through the normal symbol starting port 47 formed of a gate and detects the game ball by the normal symbol starting port switch 47a (see FIG. 6). May be used to determine the content of the setting change. By doing so, the number of parts can be reduced.

  In the present embodiment, when a dedicated key is inserted into the setting key switch 640 and turned on, the setting content of the probability of generating a special game state advantageous to the player is set by the setting change switch 650, for example, to “ It has been described that the setting can be changed in six steps from 1 "to 6". However, the present invention is not limited to this. The operation is to turn the firing handle 16 (see FIG. 1), or to be provided on the firing handle 16. The setting may be changed or the setting may be determined by pressing a firing stop switch (not shown). By doing so, the number of parts can be reduced.

  Further, in the present embodiment, an example has been described in which the setting display device 620 is configured by one 7-segment. However, the configuration is not limited thereto, and a configuration in which a plurality of LEDs are combined may be employed.

  Further, in the present embodiment, an example has been described in which the setting display device 620, the setting key switch 640, and the setting change switch 650 are configured by separate components. However, the present invention is not limited thereto. The switch 640 and the setting change switch 650 may be unitized to form one component. By doing so, the number of parts can be reduced.

  Further, in the present embodiment, an example in which the setting content is displayed on the setting display device 620 has been described. However, in the pachinko gaming machine 1 in which the setting of the probability of generating a special gaming state advantageous to the player is not provided, The setting contents of the probability of generating a special game state advantageous to the player may not be displayed.

  Further, in the present embodiment, the setting change switch 650 can change the setting content of the probability of generating the special game state advantageous to the player, for example, in six stages of “1” to “6”. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the RAM clear switch 630 mounted on the main control board 60 or a volume change switch (not shown) or the like may be used. With this configuration, it is not necessary to newly provide the setting change switch 650, so that the number of components can be reduced. It is preferable that the switch whose setting can be changed has a click feeling.

  Further, in the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 10, before changing the set value of the probability of generating the special game state advantageous to the player, the CTC of the CTC is set so that a timer interrupt is periodically performed every 4 ms. The example in which the time constant register is set has been described. However, the present invention is not limited to this. After changing the set value of the probability of generating a special game state that is advantageous to the player, the CTC is set so that a timer interrupt is periodically performed every 4 ms. A time constant register may be set. For example, it may be provided after the processing of step S33 or step S34.

<Example of slot machine>
By the way, in the present embodiment, the pachinko gaming machine has been described as an example, but it is of course applicable to a slot gaming machine. For example, in a slot machine, processing as shown in FIGS. 26 to 28 can be performed.

<Count processing>
The process shown in FIG. 26 is executed in the main process of the main control, and the main control CPU 600a first checks whether or not the spinning game has ended (step S1000). If the spinning game has not ended (step S1000: NO), the counting process ends.

  On the other hand, if the torso game has been completed (step S1000: YES), the RAM error flag is confirmed (step S1001). If the RAM error flag is set to ON, it is determined that the value does not indicate any of the values “1” to “6” (step S1001: YES), and the counting process ends.

  On the other hand, if the RAM error flag is set to OFF, it is determined that the value indicates any value of “1” to “6” (step S1001: NO), and the current set value is set as an offset and (Step S1002).

  By the way, the count counter table stores contents corresponding to the set values 1 to 6.

That is, the count counter table for the set value 1 includes:
Total payout counter for set value 1,
Cumulative total payout counter for set value 1,
Set value 1 for public goods counter,
Cumulative property payout counter for set value 1,
Set value 1
Cumulative accessory continuous payout counter for set value 1,
Set value 1 game frequency counter,
Advantageous section game number counter for set value 1,
Is stored.

In the count counter table for setting value 2,
Total payout counter for set value 2,
Cumulative total payout counter for set value 2,
A set value 2 use-offer counter,
Cumulative bonus delivery counter for set value 2,
Set value 2 for the special service continuous payout counter,
Cumulative accessory continuous payout counter for set value 2,
Set value 2 game frequency counter,
Advantageous section game frequency counter for set value 2,
Is stored.

In the count counter table for set value 3,
Total payout counter for set value 3,
Cumulative total payout counter for set value 3,
Set value 3 for public goods counter,
Cumulative character payout counter for set value 3,
Set value 3 for the special use item continuous payout counter,
Cumulative accessory continuous payout counter for set value 3,
Game value counter for set value 3,
Advantageous section game number counter for set value 3,
Is stored.

In the count counter table for set value 4,
Total payout counter for set value 4,
Cumulative total payout counter for set value 4,
Set value 4
Cumulative property payout counter for set value 4,
Set value 4 for property continuous payout counter,
Cumulative accessory continuous payout counter for set value 4,
Set value 4 game frequency counter,
Advantageous section game frequency counter for setting value 4,
Is stored.

In the count counter table for setting value 5,
Total payout counter for set value 5,
Cumulative total payout counter for set value 5,
Set value 5 for the service delivery counter,
Cumulative property payout counter for set value 5,
A set value 5 for the consecutive goods payout counter,
Cumulative accessory continuous payout counter for set value 5,
Set value 5 game frequency counter,
Advantageous section game number counter for set value 5,
Is stored.

In the count counter table for setting value 6,
Total payout counter for set value 6,
Cumulative total payout counter for set value 6,
Set value 6 for the special use dispensing counter,
Cumulative bonus delivery counter for set value 6,
Set value 6 for property continuous payout counter,
Cumulative accessory continuous payout counter for set value 6,
Set value 6 game frequency counter,
Advantageous section game frequency counter for setting value 6,
Is stored.

  Therefore, for example, if the current set value is “2”, the count counter table for the set value 2 is selected. Note that the count counter table corresponding to the above-described set value is stored in the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a performs a small role such as a bell, a watermelon, a cherry, a first-class special role (eg, a regular bonus (RB)), a second type special role (eg, a challenge time (CT)), It is checked whether or not there is a payout with a bonus (for example, a single bonus (SB)) (step S1003). If there is no payout (step S1003: NO), the main control CPU 600a proceeds to the process of step S1006.

  On the other hand, if there is a payout (step S1003: YES), the total payout counter for the set values 1 to 6 in the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S1002 (for example, the current set value is “2”) If so, the number of payouts is added to the value of the total payout counter for set value 2) (step S1004). The total payout counter for the set values 1 to 6 in the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 is a ring buffer, and can count the payout of the latest 6000 games.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a sets the cumulative total payout counter for the set values 1 to 6 in the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S1002 (for example, if the current set value is "2", The number of payouts is added to the value of the value 2 cumulative total payout counter (step S1005).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a includes a first-class special accessory (for example, a regular bonus (RB)), a second-class special accessory (for example, a challenge time (CT)), and a normal bonus (for example, a single bonus (SB)). ) Is checked (step S1006). If there is no payout (step S1006: NO), the main control CPU 600a proceeds to the process of step S1009.

  On the other hand, if there is a payout (step S1006: YES), the set value 1 to 6 accessory counter payout counter of the set value 1 to 6 count counter table selected in step S1002 (for example, if the current set value is “2”) ”, The number of payouts is added to the value of the set value 2 (government payout counter) (step S1007). In addition, the set value 1 to 6 accessory counter payout counter in the set value 1 to 6 counter table is a ring buffer, and can count the payout of the latest 6000 games.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a sets the cumulative value payout counter for the set values 1 to 6 in the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S1002 (for example, if the current set value is “2”, The number of payouts is added to the value of the accumulated value payout counter for the set value 2) (step S1008).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a confirms whether or not there is a payout by a first-class special accessory (for example, a regular bonus (RB) or a big bonus (BB)) (step S1009). If there is no payout (step S1009: NO), the main control CPU 600a proceeds to the process of step S1012.

  On the other hand, if there is a payout (step S1009: YES), the set value 1 to 6 character counter continuous payout counter of the set value 1 to 6 count counter table selected in step S1002 (for example, if the current set value is “ If it is "2", the number of payouts is added to the value of the set value 2 for the consecutive bonus payout counter (step S1010).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a sets the cumulative value consecutive payout counter for the set values 1 to 6 of the set counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S1002 (for example, if the current set value is “2”). , The number of payouts is added to the value of the set value 2 accumulative accessory continuous payout counter (step S1011).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a checks whether or not the spine game has been executed (step S1012). If there is a spine game (step S1012: YES), the main control CPU 600a uses the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S1002. The value of the game number counter for the set value 1 to 6 in the count counter table (for example, if the current set value is "2", the value of the game number counter for the set value 2) is incremented (+1) (step S1013). If there is no torso game (step S1012: NO), the process proceeds to step S1014.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a checks whether or not the advantageous section turning game has been executed (step S1014), and if there is an advantageous section turning game (step S1014: YES), the set value selected in step S1002. Increment the value of the set value 1 to 6 advantageous section game number counter (for example, if the current set value is “2”, the set value 2 advantageous section game number counter) of the set counter table for 1 to 6 (+1 ) (Step S1013) On the other hand, if there is no advantageous section turning game (step S1014: NO), the process proceeds to step S1016. Note that this advantageous section is an RT game in which a replay (re-game) can be performed with a high probability to perform a torso game under conditions favorable to the player, and a turning operation of the torso during a predetermined number of games. An AT game in which the pressing order of the AT combinations that can be won when the order (push order) matches is notified in advance, or the type of the winning combination is notified in advance to increase the winning chances of the AT combination, or By using the RT game and the AT game together, the winning frequency of replay (re-game) becomes higher than in the normal gaming state, so that it is difficult to consume the used medals, and a winning is obtained by navigating the winning small role. This indicates any game state of the ART game which is easy to perform.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a executes a counting process (step S1016), and ends the counting process.

<Description of the counting process>
The counting process will be described with reference to FIG. 27. First, the main control CPU 600a checks a RAM error flag (step S1100). If the RAM error flag is set to ON, it is determined that the value does not indicate any of the values “1” to “6” (step S1100: YES), and the counting process ends.

  On the other hand, if the RAM error flag is set to OFF, it is determined that the RAM error flag indicates one of the values “1” to “6” (step S1100: NO), and the main control CPU 600a proceeds to the step shown in FIG. Advantageous section game number counter for set values 1 to 6 in the count counter table for set values 1 to 6 selected in S1002 (for example, if the current set value is “2”, the number of advantageous section games for set value 2 is The value of the counter is set to the game value counter for the set value 1 to 6 in the count counter table for the set value 1 to 6 selected in step S1002 shown in FIG. 26 (for example, if the current set value is “2”, By dividing by the value of the set value 2 game number counter), the advantageous section ratio is calculated, and is divided into the advantageous section ratio work area of the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c. (Step S1101).

  Then, the main control CPU 600a sets the continuous value dispensing counter for setting values 1 to 6 in the counting counter table for setting values 1 to 6 selected in step S1002 shown in FIG. 26 (for example, when the current setting value is “2”). If so, the value of the continuous value payout counter for the set value 2 is set to the total payout counter for the set values 1 to 6 in the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S1002 shown in FIG. If the current set value is “2”, the continuous bonus ratio of the latest 6000 game is calculated by dividing by the value of the set value 2 total payout counter, and the measurement RAM area 600cb of the main control RAM 600c is calculated. (See FIG. 9) is stored in the continuous accessory ratio work area (step S1102).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a determines whether the set value 1 to 6 of the counting counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S1002 shown in FIG. If there is, the value of the set value 2 public goods payout counter is set to the set value 1 to 6 total payout counter (for example, the current payout counter) of the set values 1 to 6 counter table selected in step S1002 shown in FIG. If the set value is “2”, the ratio of the latest 6000 game is calculated by dividing by the value of the set value 2 total payout counter, and the measurement RAM area 600 cb (FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600 c is calculated. (See step S1103).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a sets the cumulative value for the set value 1 to 6 in the counter counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S1002 shown in FIG. 26 (for example, when the current set value is “2”). ", The value of the cumulative continuous payout counter for the set value 2) is set to the cumulative total payout counter for the set values 1 to 6 in the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S1002 shown in FIG. (For example, if the current set value is "2", the cumulative continuous bonus ratio is calculated by dividing by the value of the cumulative total payout counter for the set value 2, and the measurement RAM area 600cb of the main control RAM 600c. It is stored in the cumulative continuous accessory ratio work area (see FIG. 9) (step S1104).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a sets the cumulative value payout counter for the set values 1 to 6 in the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S1002 shown in FIG. 26 (for example, the current set value is “2”). If so, the value of the cumulative value payout counter for the set value 2) is set to the cumulative total payout counter for the set values 1 to 6 in the count counter table for the set values 1 to 6 selected in step S1002 shown in FIG. If the current set value is “2”, the accumulated bonus ratio is calculated by dividing by the value of the set value 2 cumulative total payout counter, and the measurement RAM area 600 cb (FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600 c is calculated. (Refer to step S1105).

<Description of display update processing>
Next, a process of displaying the value calculated by the counting process shown in FIG. 27 on the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A) will be described with reference to FIG. This process is executed by a timer interrupt process of the main control.

  As shown in FIG. 28, the main control CPU 600a first checks a RAM error flag (step S1200). If the RAM error flag is set to ON, it is determined that the value does not indicate any of the values “1” to “6” (step S1200: YES), and the main control CPU 600a executes the measurement display 610 (FIG. 7). The first measurement display 610A (see FIG. 8A), the second measurement display 610B (see FIG. 8A), and the third measurement display 610C (see FIG. 8A). Then, the display or non-display data of “————” is created on the fourth measurement / display device 610D (see FIG. 8A) (step S1201), and the process proceeds to step S1218. Thus, the seven segments of the fourth measurement display device 610D and the third measurement display device 610C (see FIG. 8A) of the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A) include “−”. ― ― ― ”Will be displayed or hidden.

  On the other hand, if the RAM error flag is set to OFF, it is determined that the value indicates any value of “1” to “6” (step S1200: NO), and the main control CPU 600a determines the value of the counting timer. Confirm (step S1202). If the count timer does not reach the value corresponding to 5 seconds (step S1202: NO), the value of the count timer is incremented (+1) (step S1203), and the process proceeds to step S1208.

  On the other hand, if the count timer has a value corresponding to 5 seconds (step S1202: YES), the count timer is cleared (step S1204), and the value of the display switching counter is incremented (+1) (step S1205).

  Next, the main control CPU 600a checks the value of the display switching counter (step S1206), and if it is 5 or more (step S1206: YES), clears the display switching counter (step S1207) and if it is not 5 or more (step S1206). (S1206: NO), the process proceeds to step S1208.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a checks the value of the display switching counter after finishing any one of the above-described steps S1203, S1206: NO, and step S1207 (step S1208). If the display switching counter value is 0 (step S1208: 0), the main control CPU 600a uses the value stored in the advantageous section ratio work area of the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c. The display data to be displayed on the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A) is created and stored in the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c (step S1209). Thus, the identification information is included in the seven segments of the fourth measurement display device 610D and the third measurement display device 610C (see FIG. 8A) of the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A). “7U” is displayed, and the ratio information calculated in FIG. 27 is displayed in the 7 segments of the second measurement display device 610B and the first measurement display device 610A (see FIG. 8A). Become.

  On the other hand, if the display switching counter value is 1 (step S1208: 1), the main control CPU 600a stores the value stored in the continuous character ratio work area of the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c. The display data to be displayed on the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A) is created based on the data, and stored in the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c (step S1210). Thus, the identification information is included in the seven segments of the fourth measurement display device 610D and the third measurement display device 610C (see FIG. 8A) of the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A). “6Y” is displayed, and the ratio information calculated in FIG. 27 is displayed in the seven segments of the second measurement display device 610B and the first measurement display device 610A (see FIG. 8A). Become.

  If the display switching counter value is 2 (step S1208: 2), the main control CPU 600a sets the value stored in the accessory ratio work area of the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c. Based on this, display data to be displayed on the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A) is created and stored in the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c (step S1211). Thus, the identification information is included in the seven segments of the fourth measurement display device 610D and the third measurement display device 610C (see FIG. 8A) of the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A). “7Y” is displayed, and the ratio information calculated in FIG. 27 is displayed in seven segments of the second measurement display device 610B and the first measurement display device 610A (see FIG. 8A). Become.

  If the display switching counter value is 3 (step S1208: 3), the main control CPU 600a is stored in the cumulative continuous accessory ratio work area of the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c. Based on the values, display data to be displayed on the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A) is created and stored in the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c (step S1212). Thus, the identification information is included in the seven segments of the fourth measurement display device 610D and the third measurement display device 610C (see FIG. 8A) of the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A). “6A” is displayed, and the ratio information calculated in FIG. 27 is displayed in seven segments of the second measurement display device 610B and the first measurement display device 610A (see FIG. 8A). Become.

  If the display switching counter value is 4 (step S1208: 4), the main control CPU 600a stores the value stored in the cumulative accessory ratio work area of the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c. , Display data to be displayed on the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A) is created and stored in the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c (step S1213). Thus, the identification information is included in the seven segments of the fourth measurement display device 610D and the third measurement display device 610C (see FIG. 8A) of the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A). "7A" is displayed, and the ratio information calculated in FIG. 27 is displayed in seven segments of the second measurement display device 610B and the first measurement display device 610A (see FIG. 8A). Become.

  Thus, after finishing any one of the above-described steps S1209 to S1213, the main control CPU 600a checks the value of the display numerical value (step S1214). That is, when displaying the advantageous section ratio, the ratio is 70% or more, or when displaying the continuous character ratio, the ratio is 60% or more, or when displaying the character ratio, the ratio is 70%. In the above case (step S1214: YES), the main control CPU 600a creates blinking display data of the ratio information and stores it in the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c (step S1215). Thereby, the ratio displayed in the 7 segments of the second measurement display device 610B of the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A) and the first measurement display device 610A (see FIG. 8A). The information will be displayed blinking. The blinking display is a 0.6 second cycle of 0.3 seconds on and 0.3 seconds off.

  On the other hand, when displaying the advantageous section ratio, when the ratio is not 70% or more, or when displaying the continuous character ratio, when the ratio is not 60% or more, or when displaying the character ratio, If the ratio is not equal to or greater than 70% (step S1214: NO), the main control CPU 600a proceeds to the process of step S1216.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a confirms the number of games after any one of the above-described steps S1214 and S1215 (step S1216). That is, the setting value 1 to 6 game counter for the setting values 1 to 6 selected in step S1002 shown in FIG. 26 (for example, if the current setting value is “2”, the setting value 2 Game number counter) is confirmed (step S1216). When displaying the continuous bonus ratio or the bonus ratio, the game does not reach the 6000 game, or when displaying the total continuous bonus ratio or the cumulative bonus ratio, the game does not reach the 175000 game (step S1216). : NO), the main control CPU 600a creates blinking display data of the identification information and stores it in the measurement RAM area 600cb (see FIG. 9) of the main control RAM 600c (step S1217). Thereby, the identification displayed on the 7th segment of the fourth measurement display device 610D of the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A) and the third measurement display device 610C (see FIG. 8A). The information will be displayed blinking. The blinking display is a 0.6 second cycle of 0.3 seconds on and 0.3 seconds off.

  On the other hand, in the case of displaying the continuous bonus ratio or the bonus ratio, the game has reached 6000 games, or in the case of displaying the total continuous bonus ratio or the cumulative bonus ratio, it has reached 175000 games (step S1216: YES), main control CPU600a moves to the processing of step S1218.

  Next, the main control CPU 600a determines that the display data created in step S1201, steps S1209 to S1213, step S1215, and step S1217 after the processing in step S1216: NO and step S1217 is the measurement display device 610 (FIG. 7, FIG. 8 (a) is output (step S1218), and the display update process ends. As a result, the calculated data is displayed on the measurement display device 610 (see FIGS. 7 and 8A).

  Thus, if the above processing is performed, the same processing as the processing in the pachinko gaming machine can be performed in the slot game machine.

1 Pachinko gaming machine 41 Liquid crystal display device 44 Special symbol 1 starting port 44a Special symbol 1 starting port switch 45 Special symbol 2 starting port 45a Special symbol 2 starting port switch 46 Winning device 46c Big winning opening switch 48 General winning opening 48a Upper right general winning Mouth 48a1 Upper right general winning opening switch 48b Upper left general winning opening switch 48b1 Upper left general winning opening switch 48c Middle left general winning opening 48c1 Middle left general winning opening switch 48d Lower left general winning opening switch 48d1 Lower left general winning opening switch 49a Outer switch 60 Main control board 600 One-chip microcomputer 600a Main control CPU
600b main control ROM
600c main control RAM
610 Measurement display device (first display means)
620 Setting display device (second display means)
650 setting change switch (setting value changing means)

Claims (3)

First measuring means for measuring a first value based on the satisfaction of a first condition;
A second measuring means for measuring a second value based on establishment of a second condition;
Calculating means for calculating predetermined information based on at least the first value and the second value;
First display means capable of displaying the predetermined information;
Second display means for displaying a set value indicating a stage regarding a probability of generating a special game state advantageous to the player;
Setting value changing means capable of changing a setting value displayed on the second display means,
The calculation means is executed in a main loop processing for repeatedly executing a predetermined processing, and when the setting value displayed on the second display means is changed by the setting value changing means, the main loop processing is executed. A gaming machine in which the processing is not executed, so that the calculating means is not executed. Display processing means for displaying the predetermined information on the first display means,
The display processing means is executed by an interrupt processing for generating a timer interrupt signal at predetermined time intervals, and when the set value displayed on the second display means is changed by the set value changing means, the main processing is performed. The gaming machine according to claim 1, wherein the display processing means is executed even if the loop processing is not executed. Display processing means for displaying the predetermined information on the first display means,
The display processing means is executed in an interrupt process for generating a timer interrupt signal at predetermined time intervals, and when the set value displayed on the second display means is changed by the set value changing means, at least The gaming machine according to claim 1, wherein the display processing means is not executed.

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