Yes I would try to use different parameters:
Your parameters for the twocenter integral parameters are very poor:
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Two Center Integral Parameters
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Cutoff = 100.0 Rydberg
Number Of Points = 100
Use the default instead, as they are very good and don't take alot extra time in the calculation:
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Two Center Integral Parameters
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Cutoff = 2500.0 Rydberg
Number Of Points = 1024
Also you are using a bias of 2 Volt:
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Electrode Voltages
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Voltage at Electrode 0 = 1.00 V
Voltage at Electrode 1 = -1.00 V
If you are having this problem, start out at zero bias and calculate the transmission spectrum there.
Then in small steps you can increase the bias.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Electrode Voltages
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Voltage at Electrode 0 = 0.00 V
Voltage at Electrode 1 = 0.00 V
Your electrode contraint is the best in ATK 2008.02:
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# TwoProbe Algorithm Parameters
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Electrode Constraint = ElectrodeConstraints.Off
Initial Density Type = InitialDensityType.EquivalentBulk
However if you have ATK 2008.10 the new constraint DensityMatrix is superior to handle these things:
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# TwoProbe Algorithm Parameters
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Electrode Constraint = ElectrodeConstraints.DensityMatrix
Initial Density Type = InitialDensityType.EquivalentBulk
This should improve the calculation alot, however if the problem persit try the following:
--> The mesh cutoff is 100*Ry, try using 200*Ry instead
--> Use more k-points in the kx,ky plane as it tends to help a lot on the convergence of these system.
--> Carefully inspect your system to see if the geometry is correct, as it might also be a result of atoms being placed ontop of one another.