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Ideally you use TSR/XLR cables with 2 conductors plus ground = a balanced connection. Assuming the monitor has balanced inputs. (Cheaper ones often don't.)
But for short runs it doesn't matter anyway; TS jack-to-jack or TS-jack to RCA phono works just fine.
Balanced out basically is used to cut down on electrical interference in lengthy cable runs. It's not absolutely necessary but it's preferred going into a PA when you've several meters of cable, and lots of other connections and cables which might interfere. I've used both ts and trs into the PA at rehearsals with short cable runs and I can't hear any noise at "gigging with an unmiced drum kit volume". I dare say it would be a different matter if I was a member of Rammstein playing an arena gig. But it's definitely not a problem at home volume
It's a different matter to the situation with speaker cables altogether.
If you have a later version then it will have TRS input, as does the Eris, so if possible it is preferable to use TRS but as other have said you can just use a TS cable esp if it is short.
If you get interference then buying some short TRS cables.
Cheap ones will go for £10 on Amazon, or a bit more for something of higher quality.
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TRS vs TS is only for noise elimination. I have found that even over short runs it can eliminate mains hum especially if running parallel to a mains cable.