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SN65LVDS179: Noninverted vs inverted connection/wiring scheme

Part Number: SN65LVDS179

Can the SN65LVDS179 chip be connected/wired like below? The current wiring scheme doesn't show any performace issues at the moment. The only difference I see is a inverted vs noniverted signal.

Current Wiring (1)

D- of chip1  connected to the R+ of chip1 , chip 2, and chip3

D+ of chip1 connected to the R- of chip1, chip2, and chip3

The unused driver pins (Chip 2 and Chip 3) are unused and terminated.

Is this okay? Or will this damage the chip? I didnt see anything about inverted vs noninverting wiring schemes in the datasheet

Or should the wiring be like below? (2)

D+ of chip1  connected to the R+ of chip1 , chip 2, and chip3

D- of chip1 connected to the R- of chip1, chip2, and chip3