If by “Pamecha types” you mean the Pamecha Jain community / family line, then in Jain usage there is no scriptural “type” classification for Pamecha. It is mainly a social/family identity, not a doctrinal category in Jain Dharma. Jain Knowledge describes Pamecha Jains as a Jain community found mainly in parts of Gujarat and Rajasthan, and notes that lineage claims vary by region and by Digambar/Shwetambar family traditions. ( jainknowledge.com)

So, in a Jain context, the “types” are usually understood only in practical ways such as:

• By sect: Digambar or Shwetambar
• By region: different local branches in Gujarat, Rajasthan, etc.
• By family/gotra tradition: as maintained by elders and community records, not by universal Jain scripture. ( jainknowledge.com)

If you meant something else by “pamecha types” — for example gotra, lineage, or surname branches — then the answer would depend on the exact family tradition, because Jain lineage names are local and not universal. ( jainknowledge.com)