Support for a motion sensor of coins supplied by the hopper of a recreational machine
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May 23, 2002
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Jan 26, 2001
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Nov 2, 2000
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Especially designed as an opto-electronic sensor, as an addition to the classic electromechanical sensor available in games machine dispensers (2) awarding prizes in cash, consisting of a pair of bent plates (11) jointly fixed to the entrance door (6) of the machine door (7), specifically framing the slot (5) in the entrance door (6), for the transport of coins from the dispenser (2) to the applicable prize-collecting tray (6), so that the parallel branches of these plates (10-10') support the photoemitter (15) and photoreceptor (16) respectively in this opto-electronic sensor, interconnected through orifices (17) in the plates themselves (10-10') and in the orifices (18) that are operated at the front of the dispenser (2), framing the exit coin mouth (4), so that this luminous beam is interrupted during coin movement to apply the necessary detection and accounting.
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