 The new smaller surfaces needed a smaller processing engine, so the Xrange native processing system was developed for use in all Harrison products.The Xrange uses Linux and off-the-shelf computers instead of the proprietary systems common to previous-generation consoles.A Harrison console system is made up by the combination of an application-specific console surface (MPC, Trion or Air24), along with a processing engine (Xrange), and an automation computer (IKIS).