How to use Hackintool to enable Bluetooth by mapping USB ports?

Hello, I recently replaced my wifi module with a BCM94352Z, and the wifi works great so far after only installing the kexts (AirportBrcmFixup.kext, Lilu.kext, BrcmPatchRAM2.kext, BrcmFirmwareRepo.kext).

However the bluetooth was not recognized, so I set out to get it fixed. I found that it's a port mapping problem and can be fixed by generating a custom kext with Hackintool.

Right now I am trying to correctly configure the Hackintool, but I'm very confused. The board I have is an Asrock Z370M-ITX/ac which has 8 USB 3.1 Gen1 (2 Front, 6 Rear) ports. I have no idea how to select the "Connector" type here. I used the USBInjectAll kext before, to enable all ports, which works well but conflicts with the bluetooth. Everything now is tagged "Internal" under the "Connector" type.

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hackintool usb page

I tried to replug my devices into different ports to light up the ports listed here. However, when I plug a USB2 device into the port used by my USB3 portable HDD, different lines got lighted up - SS02 and HS10 are the same port, the right USB3.1 port on my front panel.

Which ports and what shall I select for the "Connector" type here? Does it mean that if I selected USB3 for SS02, if I plug a USB2 device into the right front panel port, it won't work any more? Is it possible that I can patch the mapping so that all my ports still work, but Bluetooth also gets recognized?

And how can I tell the tool that the actual connector is USB3.1? USB3.1 has much greater bandwidth than USB3. If there's still backward compatibility by generating this kext, I would love to make everything true to its potential.

Thank you so much!