Difference in code between Uno and Mini?

Hello
Ive been trying to do a little job that seemed simple but just seems to argue every step of the way. Im using this as an example
http://bildr.org/2011/05/mpr121_arduino/
and have modified it to turn a relay on and off.
The code works fine on my uno, but when I move it to my 5v pro mini it does nothing. Ive searched all round but havnt found any pages saying about limitations on code for the mini. So whats up? Ive worked out that you have to switch board and port. And im supplying the 3.3V for the and GND from the uno.

The blink sketch works fine but neither the example code from above ^ or my code (below) returns anything. Not even in the serial monitor (does the serial monitor work through a sparkfun FDTi breakout board?)

#include "mpr121.h"
#include <Wire.h>

long OnTime = 10000;
unsigned long CurrentTime = 0;
long PreviousTime = 0;
int RelayState = LOW;
int Relay = 13;
int irqpin = 2;  // Digital 2
boolean touchStates[12]; //to keep track of the previous touch states

void setup(){
  pinMode(irqpin, INPUT);
  pinMode(Relay, OUTPUT);
  digitalWrite(irqpin, HIGH); //enable pullup resistor
  
  Serial.begin(9600);
  Wire.begin();

  mpr121_setup();
}

void loop(){
  readTouchInputs();
}


void readTouchInputs(){
  if(!checkInterrupt()){
    
    //read the touch state from the MPR121
    Wire.requestFrom(0x5A,2); 
    
    byte LSB = Wire.read();
    byte MSB = Wire.read();
    
    uint16_t touched = ((MSB << 8) | LSB); //16bits that make up the touch states

    
    for (int i=0; i < 12; i++){  // Check what electrodes were pressed
      if(touched & (1<<i)){
      
        if(touchStates[i] == 0){
          //pin i was just touched
          Serial.print("pin ");
          Serial.print(i);
          Serial.println(" was just touched");
          if (RelayState == HIGH){
            RelayState = LOW;}
          else{
            RelayState = HIGH;}
                     
          digitalWrite (Relay, RelayState);
          PreviousTime = millis();
          delay(500);
        }
        
        else if(touchStates[i] == 1){
          //pin i is still being touched
        }  
      
        touchStates[i] = 1;      
      }else{
        if(touchStates[i] == 1){
          Serial.print("pin ");
          Serial.print(i);
          Serial.println(" is no longer being touched");
          
          //pin i is no longer being touched
       }
        
        touchStates[i] = 0;
      } 
    } 
}
  CurrentTime = millis();
    if (CurrentTime - PreviousTime > OnTime){
      PreviousTime == CurrentTime;
      digitalWrite (Relay, LOW); }
}




void mpr121_setup(void){

  set_register(0x5A, ELE_CFG, 0x00); 
  
  // Section A - Controls filtering when data is > baseline.
  set_register(0x5A, MHD_R, 0x01);
  set_register(0x5A, NHD_R, 0x01);
  set_register(0x5A, NCL_R, 0x00);
  set_register(0x5A, FDL_R, 0x00);

  // Section B - Controls filtering when data is < baseline.
  set_register(0x5A, MHD_F, 0x01);
  set_register(0x5A, NHD_F, 0x01);
  set_register(0x5A, NCL_F, 0xFF);
  set_register(0x5A, FDL_F, 0x02);
  
  // Section C - Sets touch and release thresholds for each electrode
  set_register(0x5A, ELE0_T, TOU_THRESH);
  set_register(0x5A, ELE0_R, REL_THRESH);
 
  set_register(0x5A, ELE1_T, TOU_THRESH);
  set_register(0x5A, ELE1_R, REL_THRESH);
  
  set_register(0x5A, ELE2_T, TOU_THRESH);
  set_register(0x5A, ELE2_R, REL_THRESH);
  
  set_register(0x5A, ELE3_T, TOU_THRESH);
  set_register(0x5A, ELE3_R, REL_THRESH);
  
  set_register(0x5A, ELE4_T, TOU_THRESH);
  set_register(0x5A, ELE4_R, REL_THRESH);
  
  set_register(0x5A, ELE5_T, TOU_THRESH);
  set_register(0x5A, ELE5_R, REL_THRESH);
  
  set_register(0x5A, ELE6_T, TOU_THRESH);
  set_register(0x5A, ELE6_R, REL_THRESH);
  
  set_register(0x5A, ELE7_T, TOU_THRESH);
  set_register(0x5A, ELE7_R, REL_THRESH);
  
  set_register(0x5A, ELE8_T, TOU_THRESH);
  set_register(0x5A, ELE8_R, REL_THRESH);
  
  set_register(0x5A, ELE9_T, TOU_THRESH);
  set_register(0x5A, ELE9_R, REL_THRESH);
  
  set_register(0x5A, ELE10_T, TOU_THRESH);
  set_register(0x5A, ELE10_R, REL_THRESH);
  
  set_register(0x5A, ELE11_T, TOU_THRESH);
  set_register(0x5A, ELE11_R, REL_THRESH);
  
  // Section D
  // Set the Filter Configuration
  // Set ESI2
  set_register(0x5A, FIL_CFG, 0x04);
  
  // Section E
  // Electrode Configuration
  // Set ELE_CFG to 0x00 to return to standby mode
  set_register(0x5A, ELE_CFG, 0x0C);  // Enables all 12 Electrodes
  
  
  // Section F
  // Enable Auto Config and auto Reconfig
  /*set_register(0x5A, ATO_CFG0, 0x0B);
  set_register(0x5A, ATO_CFGU, 0xC9);  // USL = (Vdd-0.7)/vdd*256 = 0xC9 @3.3V   set_register(0x5A, ATO_CFGL, 0x82);  // LSL = 0.65*USL = 0x82 @3.3V
  set_register(0x5A, ATO_CFGT, 0xB5);*/  // Target = 0.9*USL = 0xB5 @3.3V
  
  set_register(0x5A, ELE_CFG, 0x0C);
  
}


boolean checkInterrupt(void){
  return digitalRead(irqpin);
}


void set_register(int address, unsigned char r, unsigned char v){
    Wire.beginTransmission(address);
    Wire.write(r);
    Wire.write(v);
    Wire.endTransmission();
}

Anyone got any ideas please? This is getting so frustrating....

Perhaps the I2C bus needs stronger pull-ups for some reason. There appears to be a couple of surface-mount resistor locations near the A4 and A5 holes.