JPH0133186B2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a management equipment device for a game hall, and for example, the number of profitable balls that are profitable for the game hall and the disadvantages that are disadvantageous to the game hall. Calculate the difference-related information for each pachinko machine, which is the difference between the number of profit balls, and print and record the difference-related information to provide judgment materials necessary for nail adjustment, etc. The present invention relates to a management equipment device for a game hall.

[Prior Art] Among this type of management equipment for game halls, one that has been generally known is one described in, for example, Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 49-86136. This conventional game hall management equipment calculates the difference (for example, number of out balls - number of winning balls) for each pachinko game machine, and calculates the difference for each pachinko game machine installed in the game hall. It was constructed so that it could be recorded in print. Then, the nail technician moves around the game hall holding the printed paper in his hand and adjusts the nails of the pachinko game machine in question while looking at the printed information.

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] However, in this kind of conventional management equipment for each game hall, it takes a long time to print and record all the pachinko machines in the game hall. However, this method has disadvantages such as a delay in starting subsequent work such as nail adjustment. In particular, in recent years there has been a trend towards mammoth gaming facilities, with some large-scale gaming facilities having more than 300 pachinko machines installed, and the above-mentioned drawbacks become even more pronounced as such gaming facilities become more mammoth. It is.

On the other hand, for operations such as nail adjustment that are performed based on the printed and recorded differential information, it may be sufficient to use the printed information for only a portion of the pachinko machines in the gaming hall; There have also been requests from game parlors to be able to print and record only the game machine, and proceed with the above-mentioned work based on the print information while printing and recording the rest of the pachinko game machines.

In view of the above-mentioned circumstances, the present invention provides a management equipment device for a game hall that can prevent the inconvenience of it taking a long time to complete printing and recording of the difference related information and can cope with the tendency of the game halls to become mammoth. The purpose is to

[Means for Solving the Problems] A management equipment device for a game hall according to the present invention includes a plurality of pachinko game machines arranged in a game hall, each of which has a machine number that identifies the machine, and a game hall. A profitable ball related information detecting means for detecting profitable ball related information related to the number of pitches that is profitable for the amusement center, and a disadvantageous ball related information detecting means for detecting the disadvantageous ball related information related to the number of balls that is disadvantageous for the gaming hall. a ball-related information detection means; and a difference argument related to a difference between the number of profitable balls and the number of unprofitable balls, based on the output of the profitable ball-related information detection means and the output of the disadvantageous ball-related information detection means. a calculating means for calculating related information for each pachinko machine; a section specifying means for specifying a machine number of a desired section from a certain machine number to another subsequent machine number among the machine numbers; a print command means capable of issuing first and second print commands; a print means for printing and recording print information; The difference related information of the pachinko game machine corresponding to each machine number is given to the printing means to be printed and recorded, and based on the second print command operation of the print command means, all pachinko games in the game hall are printed. The apparatus is characterized in that it includes a print control means for giving the difference related information for each machine number to the printing means to print and record the information.

[Function] According to the present invention, along with the pachinko game, the profit ball related information detecting means detects the profit ball related information related to the number of balls that is profitable for the gaming hall, and The information detecting means detects disadvantageous ball related information related to the number of balls that is disadvantageous to the game parlor. Then, by the operation of the calculation means, difference argument related information related to the difference number, which is the difference between the number of profitable balls and the number of disadvantageous balls, is calculated for each pachinko game machine. Furthermore, the section designation means allows the machine number of a desired section from a certain machine number to another subsequent machine number to be specified. Further, there is provided a print command means which can issue first and second print commands by its operation, and based on the first print command operation of the print command means, each section specified by the section designation means is The difference related information of the pachinko game machine corresponding to the machine number is printed and recorded, and based on the second print command operation of the print command means, the difference number-specific information of each pachinko game machine in the game hall is recorded. Argument related information is printed and recorded.

In other words, it is not only possible to print and record the information related to the difference of all the pachinko machines in the gaming hall, but also to specify only the necessary pachinko machines using the section designation means, and only those specified pachinko machines can be used. By reducing the number of pachinko gaming machines to be printed and recorded, it is possible to quickly print and record the required pachinko gaming machines.

[Embodiments of the Invention] Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail based on the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a part of the system of a pachinko game parlor, which is the background of this invention. In a pachinko game parlor, a plurality of pachinko game machines 1 are usually installed side by side. Multiple pachinko machines 1
One pachinko ball storage tank 1 common to
0 is provided, and the pachinko balls stored there are supplied as supply balls to the supply ball supply device 13 individually provided in each pachinko game machine 1 via the first distribution passage 11 and the second distribution passage 12. will be replenished. A player plays a pachinko game using each pachinko game machine 1. In this game, pachinko balls purchased by a player are sequentially hit one by one onto the board of a pachinko game machine 1, and are caused to fall along the board. At this time, there is a certain probability that the pachinko ball will succeed or fail to fall into the hole provided on the board of the table. By the action of this safe ball, a plurality of predetermined pachinko balls are paid out from the prize ball storage tank to the player as prize balls. Regardless of whether the pachinko balls hit by the player succeed or fail in falling into the hole, they eventually reach the bottom of the pachinko game machine 1 and are stored in the hit ball storage tank as hit balls. The hit balls are returned to the prize ball storage tank as appropriate by the return device provided for each pachinko game machine 1, but when a certain amount or more of balls are stored in the hit ball storage tank, the recovery passage 110 is returned. It is collected in the collection device 100 through the filter.
The pachinko balls collected by the collection device 100 are brought to a bucket conveyor 120 after being polished.
Here, it is lifted up and returned to the storage tank 10 again.

In such pachinko parlors, usually
The flow of pachinko balls in a pachinko game machine is managed using a computer, and the difference between balls hit and balls supplied is counted. In other words, in such a management device for a pachinko game machine, when the difference between the supplied balls and the hit balls reaches a predetermined certain number or more, the supply to the pachinko game machine is stopped, and the pachinko game machine Furthermore, the machine number of the pachinko game machine, the difference between the number of batted balls and the number of batted balls, and the date and time when the pachinko game machine was controlled to be stopped are recorded. In this way, the management device for the pachinko game machine manages the operating state and the termination control state of the pachinko game machine.

On the other hand, at a game hall, sales and profit margins of the game hall are calculated based on the number of balls lent to customers using ball lending machines and the number of prizes exchanged by customers for the desired products. A business management device is provided that performs calculations, prints (or displays) the results, and tabulates them. The data collected by the business management device in this way is compiled on a long-term basis (for example, one week or one month) as data for knowing the total revenue per day. In addition, there are a wide variety of products offered as prizes at pachinko parlors, and the purchasing and inventory management of these products is extremely complex. Generally done on a computer.

FIG. 2 shows an external view of a management equipment device according to an embodiment of the present invention. In the figure, the operation unit of the management equipment includes a pachinko machine management operation panel OP1 (described in detail in FIG. 3 below) for remotely controlling the stoppage of the pachinko machine, and a ball rental machine, etc. Operation panel OP2 for business management to manage operating status
(described in detail in FIG. 4 below) and an inventory management operation panel OP3 for inputting prize purchase and inventory information. This operation panel OP3
includes an alpha keyboard AK for inputting alphabetic and kana character information, and a numeric keyboard TK for inputting numbers and function information. This central control device also includes an operation panel.
A journal printer (hereinafter referred to as J printer) JRP is an example of a printing means that prints and records the details of input information input in OP1 to OP3, check the total, etc. on continuous roll paper, and displays input information and calculation information, etc. A display device DIS, a first magnetic disk MD1 that reads a magnetic sheet MS on which a calculation processing program or desired processing information is recorded in advance, and a second magnetic disk MD2 that magnetically records input information, calculation information, etc. A printer PR, which is an example of a printing means for creating a slip, and an arithmetic processing unit (not shown) (shown in FIG. 7 below)
CPU) is provided. The operation panels OP1 to OP3 include print command means that can issue first and second print commands by operating the operation panels OP1 to OP3. This magnetic disk MD2 magnetically records, for example, information such as the operating status and discontinuation status of a plurality of pachinko machines provided in relation to each other in accordance with the operation of the operation panel OP1, and records sales information due to the operation of the ball rental machine. Magnetic recording is performed according to the operation on the operation panel OP2, and information on purchase and inventory of prizes entered by operating the operation panel OP3 is also recorded on the magnetic sheet MS.
It records magnetically. Also, printer PR
For example, various information recorded on the magnetic disk MD2 is printed and recorded to create a slip. Preferably, a tape punch TP for perforating a paper tape to record information and a tape reader TR for reading the perforated tape are provided, and a magnetic disk
It is used in combination with MD1 and MD2, or in place of these when the magnetic disks MD1 and MD2 fail.

Figure 3 shows the control panel for managing the pachinko machine.
It is a detailed diagram of OP1. Operation panel OP1 has 0
Numerical keys for entering numbers from ~9
NK, call key CK, print start key SPK as the first print command key, print end key PEK, total key TK1 as the second print command key, total print key TK2, total display key TK3, total machine total key T.K.
4. Difference (-) key MK1, Difference (+) key MK2,
Buzzer stop key BSK, reset key RK, data clear DCK, test key TSK, manual stop key
HSK, release key OK, after release - cumulative changeover switch
SW1, a paper feed switch SW2, a thumb rotary switch SM1 for setting the number of driving-replenishment tests, a thumb rotary switch SM2 for setting the number of stopping tests, etc. are provided.

Next, based on the operation of each key, the arithmetic processing unit performs arithmetic processing along the program reading output of the magnetic disk MD1, and the information is transferred to the J printer.
This section explains how to print and record with JRP or Printer PR, or display on display device DIS.

For example, information such as the number of hits at a desired machine number, the number of batted balls, the number of supplied balls, and the difference can be collected for each customer during a game and for a certain period of time (for example, one day).
When displaying the accumulated value on the display device DIS, it is done by specifying the machine number using the numeric key NK and pressing the call key CK.

Information such as the number of balls hit, number of supplied balls, subtraction numbers, symbols, etc. from one consecutive arbitrary machine (Pachinko machine) to another arbitrary machine can be printed using J Printer JRP.
To print and record, specify any machine number using the numeric key NK and press the print start key PSK, then specify any other machine number using the numeric key NK and press the print end key PEK. It is carried out frequently. In addition, in this printing/recording operation, by switching the switch SW1, the cumulative value after the stand is opened or for a certain period (for example, one day) is selected and printed.

When printing and recording information such as the total number of batted balls, total number of supplied balls, total number of subtractions, symbols, etc. from one consecutive arbitrary machine to another arbitrary machine,
This is done by specifying an arbitrary machine number using the numeric key NK and pressing the print start key PSK, and then specifying another arbitrary machine number using the numeric key NK and pressing the tally key TK1. The numerical key
NK, print start key PSK, print end key PEK, and tally key TK1 constitute a section designation means for specifying the machine number of a desired section from a certain machine number to another subsequent machine number among the machine numbers. has been done. For example, if a game hall has 300 pachinko machines with machine numbers 1 to 300, use the numeric keys NK to first specify the machine number 1, then select machine number 300. By specifying the machine number and pressing a predetermined number (for example, 6) on the numeric key NK, you can print and record the number of batted balls, number of supplied balls, subtraction numbers, symbols, etc. for each machine in the game hall. Good too. In addition, by first specifying the number 1 machine number with the numerical key NK, then specifying the machine number 300, and pressing a predetermined number (for example, 7) on the numerical key NK, you can It may be controlled so that information such as the total number of balls hit at the machine, the total number of balls supplied, the total number of subtractions, symbols, etc. are printed and recorded.

Also, if you press the total print key TK2, the cumulative data of all machines will be tallied, and the total number of batted balls,
The total number of supplied pitches, total subtractive arguments, symbols, etc. are printed and recorded using the J printer JRP. Total display key TK3
When you press , the cumulative data of all the machines is totaled, and the difference is displayed on the display device DIS. At this time, if the number of supplied balls is greater than the number of batted balls,
A minus (-) sign is indicated and displayed. When the all-machine tally key TK4 is pressed, the number of batted balls, the number of replenished balls, and the subtraction value are printed for each machine number, and furthermore, the total number of all machines for each machine is printed and recorded. Note that this print recording information records either cumulative data for a certain period (for example, one day) or data after release, depending on the switching of the switch SW1.

When classifying the operating status of each machine for a certain period (one day), set the number of classifications using the numerical key NK, and press the difference (-) key MK1 or the difference (+) key MK2. For example, if you want to extract machines where the difference argument between the number of batted balls and the number of supplied balls is +1000 or more, enter 1000 using the numeric key NK, and press the difference (+) key.
When you press MK2, the machine number corresponding to the difference of 1000 or more, the number of batted balls of that machine number, the number of supplied balls,
Print and record the difference argument.

The number of stop settings for all machines is set using the stop setting thumb rotary switch SM2. By automatic input, the difference argument of any machine can be set as a thumb rotary switch.
When the set value of SM2 is exceeded, a stop command is given for the relevant machine to stop replenishment, and the cumulative data of the relevant machine number is displayed and printed. At the same time, the stop indicator lamp of the relevant table flashes and the buzzer sounds. At this time, if the buzzer stop key BSK is pressed, the buzzer will stop and the display lamp will continue to light up.

If you want to forcibly control a particular machine to stop (for example, if a customer cheats and gives out a prize ball, or if the pachinko machine or replenishment device breaks down), specify the desired machine number using the numeric keys NK. And press the manual stop key HSK. In response, the designated platform is controlled to be discontinued, the discontinuation indicator lamp is turned on, and the excitation data of the specified platform is printed and recorded (or displayed).

If you want to cancel automatic suspension and forced suspension,
Specify the machine number to be released using the numeric key NK and press the release key OK. Accordingly, the automatic stop and forced stop of the relevant table are canceled. In addition, information such as the number of balls batted in, the number of supplied balls, and the balance of the customer who was playing on that machine is printed and recorded, and is also cleared.
The stop display lights up. However, the accumulated information of the relevant machine is recorded as is.

When a desired number of replenishments or number of shots is set using the thumb rotary switch (-) for setting the number of replenishment tests and the thumb rotary switch (+) for setting the number of batted balls, a test number is given to all machines. By pressing the test key TSK, the number of driving tests, the number of supply tests, and symbols are printed and recorded.
You can test the condition of all machines.

To clear information for the desired machine, press the numeric keys
Specify the machine number with NK and use the data clear key DCK
Press. Accordingly, the information on the number of balls batted into the designated base, the number of supplied balls, and the difference are printed and recorded, and then cleared.
The accumulated data of the designated machine is also cleared, and the cleared data is removed from the total display or total print information for the entire pachinko parlor.

FIG. 4 is a detailed diagram of the business management operation panel OP2. This operation panel OP2 has 0 to 9
Numerical keys NK for entering numerical values up to
A display key DK that commands the display device DIS to display desired information, the J printer JRP, and the printer.
A print key PK for printing and recording desired information on the PR, a display switching key DSK, a date setting switch DTS, a time setting switch TS, etc. are provided.
The display key DK is a ball rental machine data display key DK1 for displaying ball rental data (number of balls or amount), that is, ball rental amount information of each ball rental machine specified by the numerical key NK; Ball rental total data display key DK2 to display total ball rental data (total number of balls or total total amount) of all ball rental machines, that is, total ball rental amount information, and individual prizes specified by numerical key NK. Exchange ball (counter) data display key DK3 for displaying exchange ball data (number of balls, amount, etc. and information regarding prizes exchanged) of exchange ball counter, total of all exchange ball counters in the game hall Exchange total data display key DK4 for displaying exchange ball data (total number of balls or total total amount), that is, total prize exchange amount information, profit for displaying profit data for the entire gaming hall (total sales amount - exchange amount) It includes a data display key DK5 and a pitching rate data display key DK6 for displaying pitching rate data (ratio of total sales amount to exchange amount) for the entire game hall.

The print key PK includes a ball rental machine data print key PK1 for printing out the ball rental machine data, and a ball rental total data print key for printing out the total ball rental data.
PK2, exchange ball (counter) data print key PK for printing out the exchange ball data.
3. Exchange total data print key PK4 for printing out the total exchange ball data, the J
Feed key for feeding paper in printer JRP
Contains PK5.

The display switching key DSK is used to switch whether the data (numeric value) displayed on the display DIS is the number of pitches or the amount of money. Further, the date setting switch DTS and the time setting switch TS both include digital switches that can be manually changed in numerical value, and perform continuous timekeeping operation like a normal digital clock, for example. entry key
By operating the EK, the current date,
The time is given to the printer PR and the display DIS.

FIG. 5 is a block diagram of one embodiment of the present invention. The configuration and simple operation will be explained. The plurality of pachinko gaming machines 1 are each provided with a hit ball detector MC and a safe ball detector S. Here, a hit ball is a ball that a player hits a borrowed pachinko ball into the pachinko game machine 1 for playing, and in other words, a profit related to the number of balls that is profitable for the game parlor. It can be said to be ball-related information. In addition, a safe ball is a pachinko ball that has entered a safe hole, etc.
Based on this, a predetermined number of prize balls are paid out to the player, so in other words, this can be said to be disadvantageous ball related information related to the number of balls that is disadvantageous to the gaming parlor. Note that it may be possible to detect an out ball instead of detecting a hit ball, or to detect a prize ball or a supply ball instead of a safe ball, or to detect a payout command signal for a prize ball or a replenishment command signal for a supply ball. It may also be detected. In any case, it is only necessary to detect profitable ball related information related to the number of balls that is profitable for the gaming parlor and unprofitable ball related information related to the number of balls that is disadvantageous to the gaming parlor. The batted ball detector MC
The out ball detector constitutes a profit ball related information detecting means that detects profit ball related information related to the number of balls that are profitable for the gaming hall. In addition, the safe ball detector S, the prize ball detector, the supply ball detector, the prize ball payout command signal, and the supply ball command signal detector detects disadvantageous balls related to the number of balls that are disadvantageous to the gaming hall. A disadvantageous related information detection means for detecting related information is configured. The output pulse a of the hit ball detector MC and the output pulse b of the safe ball detector S are applied to a counter CT. The counter CT counts the hit balls and safe balls for each pachinko game machine 1, and provides the counting output to the memory M1. The memory M1 stores the number of batted balls and the number of safe balls for each pachinko game machine 1, and also stores the difference between the number of safe balls and the number of batted balls calculated by the calculation unit AU. Note that for the number of batted balls, the number of safe pitches, and the subtraction argument, if any two of them are known, the remaining one can be found by calculation, so the memory M1 is
At least two of the number of batted pitches, the number of safe pitches, and the subtraction value may be stored. Furthermore, preferably, the memory M1 is stored for a certain period (for example, one day) for each pachinko game machine 1.
The total number of batted balls and the number of safe pitches is stored, and the number of batted balls and the number of safe pitches for each customer is stored each time the customer changes. Information regarding the difference of each pachinko game machine 1 stored in this memory M1 (for example, the difference between the number of profitable balls and the number of unprofitable balls, or the difference between the number of profitable balls and the number of unprofitable balls converted into a monetary amount), i.e. The difference argument related information is given to the termination control unit HC. This stop control unit HC gives a stop signal c to the pachinko game machine 1 when the difference related information of each pachinko game machine 1 stored in the memory M1 reaches a predetermined stop setting number. Controls the stop and displays the stop.

Each of the plurality of ball rental machines PL1 to PLn is provided with means (ball rental amount information generating means) for detecting and outputting the number of balls rented (ball rental amount information). The ball lending number detection output of each ball lending machine is temporarily stored in the memory M2. When ball rental data is commanded to be derived by operating the operation panel OP2, the ball rental number information stored in the memory M2 is read out and given to the arithmetic unit AU for calculation processing. For example, when a customer inserts a coin into a certain ball rental machine PLn and borrows a predetermined number of pachinko balls to play, the ball rental detector generates one pulse in response to each coin insertion. If so, the number of pulses equal to the number of coin insertions is stored in the memory M2. This number of pulses is the calculation unit AU
is given, the calculation unit AU calculates the total number of balls rented by the ball lending machine by multiplying the number of pachinko balls released in response to one coin insertion by the number of pulses. In this way, for example, when information on the total number of balls rented from a certain ball rental machine in a day is given to the central processing/control unit CAC, the central processing/control unit CAC transmits the total information to the output control unit CC and the output adapter. It is applied to the J printer JRP via OA for printing and recording, it is applied to the display device DIS for display, and it is further applied to the magnetic disk MD2 for magnetic recording.

Each output of the operation panels OP1 to OP3 is given to the central processing and control unit CAC as operation command information. In addition, the magnetic disk MD1 reads a magnetic sheet on which program setting information is recorded in advance,
Give that information to the central processing and control unit CAC,
Execute the desired program arithmetic operation. The calculation output of this central processing/control unit CAC is output from the output control unit.
Record or display in CC specified, output adapter OA
is applied to the journal line printer JRP, printer PR, display device DIS, or magnetic disk MD2 via. The calculation unit AU and the central calculation/control unit CAC determine the difference between the number of profitable balls and the number of disadvantageous balls based on the output of the profitable ball related information detection means and the output of the disadvantageous ball related information detection means. A calculation means is configured to calculate difference argument related information related to the argument for each pachinko game machine. Also,
The calculating means provides the printing means with the difference related information of the pachinko gaming machine corresponding to each machine number specified by the section specifying means, based on the first printing command operation of the printing command means. printing and recording, based on a second print command operation of the print command means, giving the difference related information for each machine number of all pachinko gaming machines in the gaming hall to the printing means to print and record; including control means. Note that the portion of these calculation processes indicated by the two-dot chain line may be performed by the computer CPU.

FIG. 6 shows the magnetic disks MD1 and MD2.
FIG. 2 is an illustrative diagram of a magnetic sheet used in a magnetic sheet, particularly showing the case where inventory management information is recorded. FIG. 7a shows an example of the case where a profit statistical table for each pachinko game machine is created with the printer PR, and FIG. 7b shows an example of the case where a sales/prize exchange statistical table is created with the printer PR.

Next, specific operations for creating a slip (system statistical table) will be explained with reference to FIGS. 2 to 7. For example, if you want to create a revenue statistical table for each pachinko machine over a certain period (for example, one month), press the numeric key NK included in the operation panel OP1, for example from 1 to 500.
Specify all machines up to number, and all machines total key TK4
Press. Accordingly, the difference argument for each pachinko game machine stored in the memory M1 is read out by the central processing/control unit CAC. This subtraction argument (that is, subtraction argument related information) is applied to the magnetic disk MD2 via the output control unit CC and the output adapter OA, and is magnetically recorded on the magnetic sheet. In this way, the information related to the difference for each pachinko game machine for one month is recorded on the magnetic sheet. next,
The magnetic sheet is read out using a reading magnetic disk. The information related to the difference for each pachinko machine for the past month is stored in the central processing/control unit CAC output control unit.
Printer PR via CC and output adapter OA
and is printed and recorded as a revenue statistical table as shown in Figure 7a.

In addition, when creating a sales/prize exchange statistical table for each ball rental machine PL1 to PLn, specify all of the ball rental machines PL1 to PLn using the numerical keys NK included in the operation panel OP2, and store them in the memory M2. The number of balls rented from each ball rental machine is read out. This read information is once magnetically recorded on a magnetic sheet by the magnetic disk MD2. In this way, after recording the number of balls rented from each ball rental machine for one month on the magnetic sheet, the recorded information on the magnetic sheet is read out with the magnetic disk MD1, and the read information is sent to the printer PR as shown in FIG. Print and record the sales/prize exchange statistical table as shown in b. The memory M2 stores the total ball rental amount information for the entire gaming hall for each day and the daily total prize exchange amount information for all the prizes exchanged during the business hours of the entire gaming hall for each day. An information recording means is configured to record information necessary for printing and information related to the subtraction number for each gaming machine as long-term storage information. Note that this information may be recorded on an external recording medium such as a magnetic sheet.

In addition, when creating a daily product inventory report, enter product inventory information by operating the alpha keys AK and numeric keys TK included in the operation panel OP3, and record the information in a predetermined area of the magnetic sheet using the magnetic disk MD2. let After sequentially inputting product inventory information, the information recorded on the magnetic sheet is read out onto the magnetic disk MD1. This read information is printed and recorded by printer PR.

As described above, according to this embodiment, the management of the operating status of the pachinko machine, the stop control status, the management of sales and profit margins based on the number of balls rented and the number of balls exchanged for prizes, and product inventory management are concentrated. can be managed effectively. In addition, since related information is collectively managed and processed, it is processed extremely quickly, the operation is simple, and the cost required for management is low. Further, each piece of information can be temporarily recorded on a magnetic sheet, and the information on the magnetic sheet can be read out and recorded in print to create a slip, etc., thereby saving administrative processing.

[Effects of the Invention] The present invention having the above configuration not only prints records of all pachinko machines in a gaming hall, but also specifies only the necessary pachinko machines and records the difference only for the specified pachinko machines. Since related information can also be printed and recorded, it is possible to quickly print and record only the necessary pachinko gaming machines, and prevent the inconvenience that it takes a long time to complete printing and recording of the difference related information. Therefore, we have been able to provide a management equipment device for a game hall that can cope with the tendency for game halls to become mammoth.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a part of the system of a pachinko game parlor, which is the background of this invention. FIG. 2 shows an external view of a management equipment device for a game hall according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 3 is a detailed diagram of the pachinko game machine management operation panel OP1. FIG. 4 is a detailed diagram of the business management operation panel OP2. FIG. 5 is a block diagram of one embodiment of the present invention. Figure 6 shows the magnetic sheet used for magnetic disks MD1 and MD2.
It is an illustrative diagram of MS. FIG. 7a shows an example of a profit statistical table created by printer PR for each pachinko game machine, and FIG. 7b shows an example of a sales/prize exchange statistical table created by printer PR. In the diagram, 1 is a pachinko machine, OP1 to OP
3 is the operation panel, CT is the counter, M1 and M
2 is memory, PL1 to PLn are ball rental machines, MD1 and MD2 are magnetic disks, AU is a calculation unit, CAC is a central calculation/control unit, CPU is a computer, HC is a stop control unit, CC is an output control unit, OA is an output adapter, JRP is a journal line printer, PR is a printer, DIS is a display device, BZ is a buzzer, MC is a batted ball detector which is an example of a means for detecting information related to a profitable ball, and S is an example of a means for detecting information related to a disadvantageous ball. Safe ball detector, NK is the numeric key, OK is the open key, CK is the call key, PSK is the print start key, PEK is the print end key,
TK1 is the total key, TK2 is the total print key, TK4
is the total unit key, MK1 is the difference (-) key, MK2 is
is the difference (+) key, DCK is the data clear, HSK is the start/stop key, SW1 is the release-accumulation changeover switch, SM2 is the thumb rotary switch for stop setting, DK1 is the ball rental machine data display key, DK2 is the ball Credit total data display key, DK3 is exchange ball (counter) data display key, DK4 is exchange total data display key, DK5 is profit data display key, DK6 is ball output rate data display key, PK is print key, PK
1 is the ball rental machine data print key, PK2 is the ball rental total data print key, PK3 is the exchange ball (counter)
The data print key, PK4, is the exchange total data print key.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. A plurality of pachinko machines installed in a game hall, each of which has a machine number that identifies the machine, and a profit ball related to the number of balls that is profitable for the game hall. a profit ball related information detection means for detecting information; a disadvantage ball related information detection means for detecting disadvantageous ball related information related to the number of balls that is disadvantageous to the gaming hall; and a profit ball related information detection means a calculation means for calculating difference argument related information related to a difference argument, which is the difference between the number of profitable balls and the number of disadvantageous balls, for each pachinko gaming machine, based on the output and the output of the disadvantageous ball related information detection means; A section specifying means for specifying a machine number in a desired section from a certain machine number to another subsequent machine number among the machine numbers, and a printing command means capable of issuing first and second printing commands by the operation thereof. , a printing means for printing and recording print information, and the subtraction number of the pachinko gaming machine corresponding to each machine number specified by the section specifying means based on the first print command operation of the print command means. The related information is given to the printing means to be printed and recorded, and based on the second printing instruction operation of the printing instruction means, the difference related information for each machine number of all pachinko gaming machines in the gaming hall is printed. A management equipment device for a game hall, including a printing control means for applying information to a printing means to cause printing to be recorded.