External audio to Canon 60 D using Recorder Sony PCM-M10

I am wanting to use a Sony Portable Audio Recorder PCM-M10 to send audio to the mike input of the Canon 60D SLR while doing video. I want to split the signal for use earphones to monitor the sound. Is there a recommented cable to do this patch from the audio out port on the recorder to the earphones and the mike in port on the 60D? The Sony recorder has the option of sending EITHER an earphone signal or line out signal out from it's port. Any patch cable recommenations, etc.?

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