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This document describes the instruction set of the Berkeley Programmed Logic Machine (hereafter referred to as the PLM). The PLM instruction set is heavily influenced by the Prolog instruction set of David Warren, [1], with some minor modifications involving cut and cdr-coded data structure representation. The report is divided into two parts. The first part describes the abstract resources of the PLM and the data types it manipulates, in order to facilitate an understanding of how the instruction set itself.