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From the How To article:

Dither aggressiveness: The dither sent will be a random number of pixels in X and Y, scaled by the level you set here.  In the lowest level, the random numbers will vary from -0.5 to 0.5 pixels and in the highest they will vary from -1.5 to 1.5 pixels in the guide frame.  Since people typically guide at shorter focal lengths than they image at, this will usually have a much larger effect in your main images.

Settle dither at: This parameter specifies how far off the star can be from the lock position before Dithering is considered a success.  Typical value is between 0.10 and 0.30.

The dither aggressiveness value is unitless, but relates to units of pixels. I would assume that the relationship is linear and so would be something like this

1: +/- 0.50 pixels
2: +/- 0.75 pixels
3: +/- 1.00 pixels
4: +/- 1.25 pixels
5: +/- 1.50 pixels

From the context of the article It seems pretty obvious that Settle dither at is in units of pixels.

Hopefully you can get what you want from that.

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